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  1. We all natter about the Lidl cycling stuff - from Thursday 26th, Aldi has
    stuff too - what might that be like?

  2. Quoted message said:

    We all natter about the Lidl cycling stuff - from Thursday 26th, Aldi
    has stuff too - what might that be like?

    Computer looks good - wired, and almost everything I want including a
    backlight.

  3. Geoff Pearson said:

    We all natter about the Lidl cycling stuff - from Thursday 26th, Aldi has
    stuff too - what might that be like?

    Hi Geoff

    If it's of a similar quality to last year then it's very good, my zip
    up jersey and waterproof jacket are still going strong.

    I'm off to the ALDI site to see what they are selling this year!

    Cheers

    Stu

  4. In article <[email hidden]>, Stu
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    Geoff Pearson said:

    We all natter about the Lidl cycling stuff - from Thursday 26th, Aldi has
    stuff too - what might that be like?

    Hi Geoff

    If it's of a similar quality to last year then it's very good, my zip
    up jersey and waterproof jacket are still going strong.

    I'm off to the ALDI site to see what they are selling this year!


    What are the sizes like? I tend to buy regular clothes in XL, but XL in
    cycling gear is usually too small.

  5. "Rob Morley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Stu
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    Geoff Pearson said:

    We all natter about the Lidl cycling stuff - from Thursday 26th, Aldi
    has
    stuff too - what might that be like?

    Hi Geoff

    If it's of a similar quality to last year then it's very good, my zip
    up jersey and waterproof jacket are still going strong.

    I'm off to the ALDI site to see what they are selling this year!


    What are the sizes like? I tend to buy regular clothes in XL, but XL in
    cycling gear is usually too small.

    The sizes are a bit of a lottery. Their jackets and shirts have a generous
    cut. Their trousers are optimistically cut.

  6. vernon said:

    "Rob Morley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Stu
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    On 23 Apr, 20:55, "Geoff Pearson" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    > We all natter about the Lidl cycling stuff - from Thursday 26th, Aldi
    > has
    > stuff too - what might that be like?
    Hi Geoff

    If it's of a similar quality to last year then it's very good, my zip
    up jersey and waterproof jacket are still going strong.

    I'm off to the ALDI site to see what they are selling this year!


    What are the sizes like? I tend to buy regular clothes in XL, but XL in
    cycling gear is usually too small.

    The sizes are a bit of a lottery. Their jackets and shirts have a generous
    cut. Their trousers are optimistically cut.


    Completelty agree. Best to do a quick check in the store. For their
    jerseys I'm a medium & I'm normally an XL, but I got some XL bibtights
    from them and the legs are too short. As for quality I'm still using
    stuff from two or maybe three years ago.

    Stan Cox

  7. In article said:
    Quoted message said:

    We all natter about the Lidl cycling stuff - from Thursday 26th, Aldi
    has stuff too - what might that be like?

    Computer looks good - wired, and almost everything I want including a
    backlight.

    Looks like the one I got last year which I haven't bothered with since it
    spontaneously reset itself back to the setup screen for the second time.
    And the LCD loses a lot of contrast when the backlight is on.
    But maybe I was just unlucky with the particular one I got.

  8. Alan Braggins said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mark

    Thompson said:
    Quoted message said:

    We all natter about the Lidl cycling stuff - from Thursday 26th, Aldi
    has stuff too - what might that be like?

    Computer looks good - wired, and almost everything I want including a
    backlight.

    Looks like the one I got last year which I haven't bothered with since it
    spontaneously reset itself back to the setup screen for the second time.
    And the LCD loses a lot of contrast when the backlight is on.
    But maybe I was just unlucky with the particular one I got.

    No, confirmed. Like you, I wondered if I had simply been unlucky with it.

    I now have this year's Lidl wireless sitting a drawer, waiting to be fitted
    (although the battery was dead in that one). Last year's Lidl wired was
    good untilI I damaged it by pulling the wire out of the sensor.

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    http://www.unmusic.co.uk - about me, music, geek sitcom etc.
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  9. killermike said:

    Last year's Lidl wired was good untilI I damaged it by pulling the wire out of the sensor.

    Similar mishap here on a kid's bike -- the wire got pulled out of the main unit
    when the handle bars turned >180 deg. Attempts to solder the wire back on
    resulted in a sticky mass of melted plastic.

  10. Stu said:

    I'm off to the ALDI site to see what they are selling this year!

    The gel-palmed gloves seem pretty pleasant (just rode home from Aldi
    wearing them), and the jacket feels light enough to be breathable. The
    framebag's not too bad either. I'm not fully convinced by "ergonomic
    cycling socks" however...

    R

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