Affordable accessories and components just got even cheaper...
For under £50 you can get yourself LifeLine’s padded bike bag with a shoulder strap for transporting your bike to sunnier locations. Previously £89.99 and now £44.99, it’s on a very decent 50% discount.
Eight separate internal zipped storage compartments are included for tidying away components and kit, while a separate tool roll allows you to safely store essential tools for re-assembly and pre-ride adjustments.
BUY NOW AT £44.99
Grab yourself a direct drive smart trainer for less than £400! Yep, that’s right, LifeLine’s Xplova NOZA Smart Trainer is currently being sold at a 45% discount. Priced at just £379.99, it’s a very accessible option for pacing it around the virtual roads on Zwift without experiencing any issues with tyre slippage and wearing out your rubber as you do with wheel-on options- it also comes with a two-year manufacturers warranty.
It can simulate up to 18% inclines, gives you power accurate to +/-2.5% and can withstand you trashing the pedals at up to 2500 watts - you should be covered for your indoor needs.
BUY NOW AT £379.99
Ever wanted to start truing your wheels yourself? Save 41% on LifeLine’s Pro Mechanic Wheel Truing Stand which uses a spring loaded caliper to prevent the guides from sticking to the wheel, and it can be adjusted by ergonomic knobs.
It can also be mounted in a bench vice or bolted down to a worktop surface with the brackets that are included.
BUY NOW AT £69.99
Packed with 18 valuable tools, LifeLine’s Bike Tool Kit is a neat collection that can be easily organised and transported in its plastic carry case with protective internal foam - a useful option for the home mechanic and for those wanting a portable kit for weekends away with the bike.
Tools include a chain whip, pedal spanner 15mm box wrench with 14/15mm socket end, cassette tool, chain break tool with replacement pin, and more, well 14 more…
BUY NOW AT £29.99
We just covered the highlights, there are loads more sweet LifeLine deals on tools and components over here.
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Hmm. Feels like the Garmin Tax is quite strong in this one.....