Cycle Dauphin Sale Starts Saturday

[n1ck]

Hi all out on a long run today ran past Cycle Dauphin their sale starts this Saturday with tea and cakes. I could list what they told me, but it may be incorrect use of the forum. My legs are regretting it 3 1/2 hours for 20 miles, just about made it back to pick up the kids. They also said that they going to be opening 7 Days a week.

[Marky Mark]

I have been bared from every bike shop for a month by the better half.

[Phil H]

[quote="Marky Mark"]I have been barred from every bike shop for a month by the better half.

[Amy]

[quote="Marky Mark"]I have been bared from every bike shop for a month by the better half.

[Dombo]

[quote="Marky Mark"]I have been bared from every bike shop for a month by the better half.

[Snoop Doug]

the guys who built my TT bike at Dauphins made a couple of basic cock ups. Check any work they do carefully is all I'm saying.

[Marky Mark]

Oh crap. That didn't last long,

I put new wheels on my winter bike today and noticed the old brake pads had aluminium embedded in them. So I popped into Bike + and ended up buying new tyres, well it was rude not to!

Don't tell Evil.

But I did get a rear light bracket for FREE.

[Dombo]

Always use the safety argument - new brakes means you can stop quicker; carbon handlebars - no risk of breakage due to metal fatigue; lighter wheels - spin up quicker so get you out of trouble quicker; lightweight frame - ditto; new tyres - grip better; full Dura Ace kit on your new lightweight frame - "well darling, if I'm going to descend those mountain roads at 90 mph (wAGs will never know ) like the pros, then i need to have the same kit they do; new forks and shocks on a mtb - safer to absorb the bumps than bounce through them out of control.

[Marky Mark]

[quote="Dombo"]Always use the safety argument - new brakes means you can stop quicker; carbon handlebars - no risk of breakage due to metal fatigue; lighter wheels - spin up quicker so get you out of trouble quicker; lightweight frame - ditto; new tyres - grip better; full Dura Ace kit on your new lightweight frame - "well darling, if I'm going to descend those mountain roads at 90 mph (wAGs will never know ) like the pros, then i need to have the same kit they do; new forks and shocks on a mtb - safer to absorb the bumps than bounce through them out of control.