Great cycling deals on Adidas, Cube, & Hump

The DealCatcher is keeping the deals rolling in your direction this Friday!

Today's selection comes to you from Chain Reaction Cycles, Cycle Surgery, and Ribble Cycles and the deals are rather tasty.

First up is Cube's Attain Road Bike which at this price is one of the best value entry-level road bikes on the market.

Adidas's Response Team bib shorts are up next from Cycle Surgery. They've had a 1/3rd of their asking price sliced off, so if you're looking for a bargain pair of summer bibs, you can stop looking.

Finally Ribble has given its range of Hump gear a variety of discounts. We've picked the Flare Gilet and its 29% discount to feature in today's DealCatcher.

Chain Reaction Cycles

33% off Cube's Attain Road Bike
WAS £599.00 | NOW £399.99

This entry in Cube's Attain range sits at the bottom.

Sure, it misses out on the high quality components of its more expensive brothers, but that doesn't mean it's without its perks.

The Aluminium 6061 T6 Superlight Double Butted frame is the big selling point here. With such a high quality frame, the bike represents a great starting point for new riders who might consider upgrading the Shimano Claris componentry as time goes by.

Cycle Surgery

33% off Adidas's Response Team Bibs
WAS £59.99 | NOW £40.00

Adidas has a good record on review here at road.cc, especially in the bibshort department.

Back in 2015 our man Jez Ash gave the Adistar cd.zero3 bibs an incredible 9/10.

Sure these Response bibs aren't quite in the same league as the Adistars, but the Carvico Vita 390 material is perfect for racers and those of you looking for a comfortable pair of all-day riding bibshorts.

- Read more: road.cc's Adidas Adistar cd.zero3 bibs review

Ribble Cycles

29% off Hump's Flare Gilet
WAS £39.99 | NOW £28.39

While the weather's still this changeable, investing in cross-season cycling kit could be the best decision you make.

Hump's Flare Gilet fits that bill perfectly.

An excellently packable option for days that are threatening to rain, the Flare excells in low-light conditions and mild but wet days.