cyclezen

...just ordered some, and some carbon shoes, and base layer... OY... keep telling myself I have enough stuff, but good shoes, I'm due, and base layer... N+1 LOL
Ride On... comfy...
Yuri

cyclebycle13

Return policy is also fantastic - as far as sizing goes, follow their size charts - they're pretty accurate. I purchased one of their jerseys and size was spot on, good quality.

Jack Tone 

For those of us that aren't tubeless yet, this looks like a good deal on tubes:

Vittoria Bulk Tube Specials Excel Sports | Shop Online From Boulder Colorado

biglmbass

^ That is a good deal, especially for us that need long (60 & 80) length valve stems. Much better price there than what I paid ($8 each) for Specialized 80mm valve length tubes a few months ago. At the time it was all I could find.

Mojo31

Kickr Bike is on sale for $800 off - https://www.wahoofitness.com/devices...OCHrZPlYlINAZE

sean.hwy

i don't like stationary bikes but at that price makes me think n+1.

sshakari

Jenson has CN-HG701 chain on sale for $36.99 with free shipping. Lowest I've ever seen.

philbob57

Bike Tires Direct has factory refurbed Garmin Edge 820s with 1 year Garmin warranties on sale for $150 today, 8/13/22.

I bought one a month ago for $190, and I'm happy with it. It's not perfect, and it uses more juice (about 1mile) than my old Lezyne, but it does more than my old basic Lezyne. Great display, great function. True, the touchscreen function sometimes misses, but pressing buttons don't always work as intended, either. Great price.

WhyFi

For the REI members: looks like Cannondales (with the exception of e-bikes) will be 20% off during their Labor Day sale, which seems not too shabby. If you have an REI credit card, the extra 5% back would make it an even better deal.

thenewjs

Wife was able to get 35% off of a returned Topstone Alloy 1.

cyclezen

For anyone looking for a good price on Gravel Bikes
Framed has all their bikes on good pricing, plus now an additional 10% using the code: LABORDAY10
Poseidon is giving an additional $50 off their bikes. Code : GARAGESALE
Ride On
Yuri

SoSmellyAir

Prestacycle Uniblock 11 speed cassettes for $169, no tax, free shipping:

Prestacycle UniBlock Cassette | 11-Speed Shimano / SRAM /Campagnolo for HG 11 Freehub - Prestacycle

This is < Dura-Ace money. But please note that gearing is not necessarily same as Shimano cassettes. For example:

Shimano DA: 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 28 (ideal)
Prestacycle: 12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 20, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28 (whack)

LesterOfPuppets

OMG, that can't be real, can it?

SoSmellyAir

I don't know; the listed weight of the Prestacycle Uniblock 12-28 cassette seems to be significantly higher than that of its 11-28 cassette, which implies (at least to me) that this is real.

I have ordered a 11-27 cassette (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 21, 24, 27) and e-mailed Prestacycle to request confirmation whether the 12-28 cassette is really that whack. I will keep you posted.

Leamdav

For the unaware what should a 12-28 cassette typically be?

LesterOfPuppets

Single tooth jumps on the small end, not the big end

SoSmellyAir

Shimano thinks an 11 speed, 12-28 cassette have these cogs: 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 28. Since Shimano has only deigned Dura-Ace buyers worthy of this combination, I do not have firsthand experience with this combination, but from riding an Ultegra 12-25 and doing my maths, I think this would be an ideal cassette for me. I hope that the Prestacycle Uniblock will happen to have the same gear ratios, because that makes the most sense in keeping the gaps between gears the same, but we shall see if Prestacycle responds to my inquiries after this long weekend.

SoSmellyAir

Worse. 2T jumps on the small end then 1T jumps in the middle, then 2T jumps again all the way except one more 1T jump between the two physically largest cog. Inexplicable!

cyclebycle13

Speedsleev has 50% off with code save50. They make some nice stuff.

Sy Reene

Anything wrong with these? Crazy low price for a new tire

PANARACER AGILIST 2-PACK

WhyFi

I've been looking at the TLR two-pack. Very little on them, either way - just a few user comments on other forums. Feel and perceived rolling resistance has been positive. I've only seen one person report on mileage and they said that it was relatively poor (1500km, IIRC), Take that with a grain of salt, of course - some people toss their tires when there's a hint of squaring on the rear. I might pick up some of the TLRs, but I won't be riding them before spring, regardless.

Sy Reene

Tempted, though I already have some Vittoria Corsa inventory.. I quite like their (nonTLR) tanwall version appearance.
I suppose a start would be to compare to maybe the Rene Herse Cayuse Extralights or the older Panaracer L Evo3s?

himespau 

At that price, it definitely looks like something that might be worth trying.

SoSmellyAir

At the stated weight of only 190g (for 25 mm tires), one cannot expect super longevity. For comparison, stated weight of Continental GP5K (at the same width) is 220g.

$48 for a pair of Made in Japan tire is an excellent price.

sean.hwy

https://www.amazon.com/Saris-9830T-D...age=en_US&th=1


I paid full price for my H3 a few years back. The GF and I both have them. Works great.