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DealCatcher 2017_02_10.jpgGreat cycling deals on Trek, Endura, & Radial lights
As a Friday treat for you, the DealCatcher's found three more fantastic cycling bargains to send you into the weekend with smiles on your faces.
We've got a road bike from Trek, a waterproof jacket from Endura, and a pair of bargain lights straight from Radial Cycles.
The Trek 1.1 is the American brand's entry level model, and at a 35% discount gives new cyclists an excellent place to start.
Endura's Stealth Jacket looks sleek, and at a 59% discount at Tweeks Cycles it won't hurt your wallet either.
Finally, Radial Cycles' Blaze lights, one of which scored very highly on road.cc review, are an excellent commuting option.
Cycle Surgery
35% off Trek's 2016 1.1 Road Bike
WAS £575.00 | NOW £375.00
When we covered Trek's 2016 range launch, we noted how excellently Trek's 1 Series bikes perform in the entry level market.
This, the 1.1, carries Shimano's 8-speed Claris groupset, and will get any newbie rider out and loving cycling in a cinch.
- Read more: road.cc's Trek 2016 range launch coverage
Tweeks Cycles
59% off Endura's Stealth II Waterproof Jacket
WAS £169.99 | NOW £70.00
If you're wary of the elements, Endura's Stealth II Waterproof Jacket will certainly make your life easier.
Endura says it uses 'ultrasonic welding construction techniques' to create a breathable soft-shell fabric with stretch panels.
We're not sure how much of an impact all this ultrasonicism had to do with making a great jacket, but we do know that Endura make great waterproof jackets, and the price on this one is incredible.
- Read more: road.cc's Endura Equipe Exo Softshell Jacket
Radial Cycles
25% off Radial's Blaze 0.5 Rear Light
WAS £7.99 | NOW £5.99
30% off Radial's Blaze 3 Front Light
WAS £10.00 | NOW £7.00
Finally, bike lights.
Radial Cycles' range of Blaze lights are incredibly competetively priced at the best of times, but when they're on offer they definitely worth investigating.
The rear Blaze scored an incredible road.cc 9/10 when we reviewed it. So, for £5.99, you really can't go wrong.
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