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Aldi launch new cycling range with great savings to be had

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Liam Mercer

Since beginning his mountain biking career while working as a resort photographer in Greece in 2014, Liam became a freelance contributor at off.road.cc in 2019. From there, he’s climbed the journalism job ladder from staff writer to deputy technical editor, now finding his place as technical editor.

Partial to the odd enduro race, heart rate-raising efforts on slim-tyred cross-country bikes, hell-for-leather e-MTB blasts or even casual gravel jaunts, there’s not a corner of off-road cycling where Liam fears to tread. With more than 40 bike reviews under his belt and hundreds more on MTB, e-MTB and gravel parts and accessories, Liam’s expertise continues to be cemented and respected by the industry.

2 comments

4 years 6 months ago

From past experience - the Merino was great, the very basic back wheel lifting stand was ok but folded badly, the lights looked like I would not trust them to charge unsupervised and the MucOff was all from their 'Urban' range I had not seen before-  I asked Muc Off if the quality was identical to what we normally see but they did not answer.

4 years 6 months ago

TBH Im not sure why they didnt do this sooner. They would of made an absolute bomb during lockdown. Nice to see them keeping up with the Leyzne knock offs. Ive got two of the Moon Nebula knock offs and they are still going strong although ive heard stories about them failing within weeks to a 1year. (battery wont charge or will no longer hold its charge)