Aldi Bike Gear

[Craig HetheringtonMember]

Hi
No idea of qaulity – but Aldi has bike gear on sale this week inlcuding a GPS unit for $199.00. See http://aldi.com.au/au/html/offers_20090730.htm for the stuff.
Craig

[GregMember]

I saw them Craig and having the blue tooth in my helmet I could have the directions coming through the radio. I was a little worried about the mapping software and I checked out sensis mapping site and thought it was OK, so I dont know. Its certainly cheaper then the Garmin designed for the bikes that has all the features you want for sure

Could do the job

TB

[Chris WarwickMember]

may have look at the socks

Dr D

[Craig HetheringtonMember]

I am going to have a look tomorrow – not really sure what to look but will let you – assuming any left of course Craig

[FezMember]

Plenty of it left at the Coffs hbr store.

[DeanMember]

I bought the chain and Padlock looks to be pretty good.Would still be able to cut it with a grinder if you really wanted it.

Ollie

Socks look good to

[Chris WarwickMember]

Ollie wrote:

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I bought the chain and Padlock looks to be pretty good.Would still be able to cut it with a grinder if you really wanted it.

Ollie

Socks look good to

Hey Ollie

I think if they were doing that and us old bulls where around we would be wake up and help out, thanks for product test.

Dr D

[Scott SouthwellMember]

A few items there that look pretty good but the $89 roady helmet, please avoid.

[GregMember]

Ollie wrote:

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I bought the chain and Padlock looks to be pretty good.Would still be able to cut it with a grinder if you really wanted it.

Ollie

Socks look good to

Yeah I will be getting a chain and padlock myself tomorrow as well Didnt get there today

TB

[DeanMember]

Dr D wrote:

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Ollie wrote:

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I bought the chain and Padlock looks to be pretty good.Would still be able to cut it with a grinder if you really wanted it.

Ollie

Socks look good to

Hey Ollie

I think if they were doing that and us old bulls where around we would be wake up and help out, thanks for product test.

Dr D

No Probs mate, Knowing the Low life scum,they wouldnt have a day job and would probably be attempting it during business hours:angry: Lucky I have a killer Moggy ready to pounce:woohoo:

Ollie

[TrentMember]

Yeah I grabbed a chain as well. My brother has a kryptonite chain and it’s still able to be cut with a diamond tip so this is good enough for the money – maybe the kryptonite is a bit harder to get through but still not difficult enough to stop anyone with tools.

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Not to be a damp rag, but on the chain and lock, see if you can go to a industrial suppliers and buy a length of H/T snig or stainless yachting chain (skipper Aust has it) and a decent padlock, wouldn’t come in much more than the plasticine aldi/bikeshop ones. I have had abike stolen using a “bought setup” and it is a horrible feeling to see your pride and joy gone.
The “krytonite’ brand is way difficult to cut and can be cut with a industrial diamond attachment true, but not many thieves will bother, cause they want quick in and out.

The idea is to make it easier to thieve someone elses or not bother in first instance.

A bloke i know just bought the GPS tho’ and reckons the software is phenominal
and BTW Mmm don’t those rubber roadbike boots look so so fetching :silly:

Bruce Cee

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