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Trying like hell to get this to work! Anyone have luck?Quote:
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Looks like it's tied to email addresses now. Was working just fine for me a few days ago when I tried.Quote:
Originally Posted by justcuz
super boost is a small pain (I own two Knollys) but deciding mtb purchases based on projected future viability of any standard is a loser’s game.
Pretty sure that Endorphin is on mega sale because it’s dual 27.5 and comes with lower end parts than the typical buyer of a semi-boutique nerd brand wants.
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Sorry, anyways, on topic, Jenson has some Orange Stage 6 Evo’s for 2200-2600 if you’re interested in something weird (but boost).
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No wicked sale here.
Just wondering what people's go-to online shops are.
I don't find Amazon is too reliable for bike parts because they farm it out. And if I have an Amazon alternative I like to take it.
I probably get 80% of my stuff from Jenson and Universal Cycles. For hard to find parts, nobody beats Universal.
My secret online deal is Northwest Bicycle. If you create an account with them, they give you 15% off everything, all the time. Free shipping over $50 like most places. They seem to be basically a storefront drop shipping from QBP out of Nevada, so tons of inventory.
Anyone in the down country market there's a shiny Large carbon Spur in GX build sitting in front of Ride Bikes in Issaquah today that looks pretty lonely. $3000 flat. Grey. I would snag but already have one. And still, I thought about it... Great bike
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Reminds me of the old Niagara Cycle that was basically a QBP webstore with a small physical shop to be legit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andeh
I don't know about getting actual nice parts, but that was THE place to go for buying stuff to restore and flip rando bikes in college without buying in bulk. Random brake and shift cable with housing, some generic pads, two cheapo tires, and you'd be out like $20 total and have some old Univega bike flipped to a college student for $200.
edit: I just checked and the last order I ever made from them was one of those Wald seatposts that lets you fit a normal saddle clamp but fits into a schwin 13/16" seat tube. Thing was $3.99 and the seat rail clamp was $2. That was 10 years ago, but Amazon wants $16.50 for the post and $12.68 for the clamp.
Order before that had a 2 stainless brake cables for $1.68 each, some Sunlite 27x1-1/4 road tires for $5 each, and matching tubes for $2.50.
Damn, that's a deal! What size?Quote:
Originally Posted by Huskier
Thanks for the tip, never heard of them. Prices look pretty Jenson-esque but if they really do 15% on most stuff that is a pretty good deal. I normally shop at Jenson and Universal as well for same reasons as others stated. But aside from the occasional deal, neither's prices are great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andeh
Chains are on sale:
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Nuke Sunrise bags has a sale on for Veteran's day with 50% off green and camo pattern in-stock bags. Use vetship code for free shipping. Today only afaik. https://www.nukesunrise.com/#/
Size Large. I'm sort of mystified why it's still there, they moved a lot of Devinci and Norco this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
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Propain has a some good black friday deals going (and by black friday, they apparently mean the entire month of November). 35% off assorted Hugene builds.
I’ve noticed that some retailers with sales on mechanical SRAM X01 components are stating “sale final, no returns”. I’m assuming this means mechanical transmission is close to release (spy shots in Sept) and will be replacing the current eagle mechanical stuff. Thoughts? I don’t know why else they wouldn’t allow returns.
Jenson's runnning 40-60% off a bunch of nice bikes.
Some in limited sizes and some weird but a lot of good stuff.
Used market's about to go through the floor.
One-Up components is running a sale, I think they only do one a year. Their pricing at D-C is still better than a lot of wholesale, and this is a reliable, trustworthy company, as you all know.
This is nuts for an excellent, excellent bike.Quote:
Originally Posted by beaterdit
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Yep. I'll be able to get a couple peanuts for my used Ripmo now.Quote:
Originally Posted by beaterdit
The red one was $200 less than the yellow. Like I give a fuck.
My new second string bike.
I've never heard of Bold bikes.Quote:
Originally Posted by beaterdit
Also, Jenson selling Speshes.
Scott is the majority owner of Bold. They both use the same(ish) suspension design with hidden shocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by wkd-rdr
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Those bikes look pretty cool except for the headset cable routing. Nice geometry though. I’m ambivalent to the hidden shock situation but the access seems like it could make cable routing through there easier.
Bike Closet has XTR derailleurs for $150 and of XTR brakes for $199 per side at the moment. Their website looks a little sketch but everything I've bought from them in the past arrives without issue.
https://bikecloset.com/?s=xtr&post_t...et_search=true
WAO is doing 35% off with $40 flat rate shipping, duties included. I may have some explaining to do.
Specialized Black Friday sale just started. I haven’t gone too deep into the bike deals but their clothing and shoes are super cheap. Going to take a flyer on their trail and DH flats for $50.
the sales are salesing
for all the lady shredders, shreddlie is BOGO happening soon
Breakfast cereal???Quote:
Originally Posted by mntlion
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Cane Creek 40% off almost everything
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Might have used that deal earlier today for some bits for a yet to be purchased whip. #donttellthewife #bettertoaskforforegivenessthanpermissionQuote:
Originally Posted by Abies
Bikeyoke is having a really good sale right now. I picked up a 185mm Revive 3.0 for ~$250.
$50 ibis carbon bars with the adjustable end cap gimmick.
https://store.ibiscycles.com/collect...15676714720247
Xs v4 bronson cc with xt/xtr build, 240 hubs. Had it in my cart for a day, and they emailed an extra 10% off coupon bringing it down to $2500.
https://cambriabike.com/products/san...kit-gloss-moss
50% off Silca Hiro
https://silca.cc/products/hiro-locki...RoCg4MQAvD_BwE
Definitely a good buy. Shopping for my son.. he’s big on a fun color and gloss moss doesn’t hit right unfortunately.Quote:
Originally Posted by s_squatch;[emoji[emoji6[emoji640
Slap a pink sticker on it for him.
Was browsing around today and Jenson had some pretty respectable deals on forks (60-75% off, or $200-300) and Maxxis tires. Didn't need either but ended up getting a few tires.