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Daily Deals on Tyres, Cleaning and Keeping your Drinks Warm
Wednesday, December 13, 2017 - 07:34
With the recent fabulous awful weather, we've been on the hunt for deals to help you beat the winter blues.
We've found a bottle to keep your drinks from becoming a slushie, a tool for easy chain cleaning and tyres to give you grip in the deepest mud.
Camelbak Podium Chill - £9.47
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Then we had another thought. Why not just take a warm drink with us on our next ride?
This Camelbak Podium Chill bottle will keep 610ml of fluid warm for quite a while. You have to avoid boiling water as that'll melt the bottle, but warm tea is fine. Now, who's making said tea?
Park CM5.2 Cyclone Chain Cleaning Tool - £17.99
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Keeping your chain clean when the weather is this changeable can be a daunting task.
We've seen our fair share of chains that have obviously been smothered in lube and abandoned to the winter.
With this Park chain cleaning tool, you've got no excuse. It's so easy to use, you could do it watching TV, although we wouldn't recommend it...
Schwalbe Dirty Dan Evo LiteSkin 27.5 - £22.99
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If you're in the market for some brilliant winter rubber, then listen up.
Jon Woodhouse of off-road.cc pointed us to this beauty of a deal late yesterday. He says that the tread is perfect for dealing with the muddy conditions common at this time of year.
29er riders, fear not. Merlin have thought of you guys too and discounted the 29" version by 57.5%!
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