On the hunt for a low price bicycle

xoxlauraxox

Hi,

Sorry if I have posted this in the wrong place, not sure where is best for it really.

I'm looking to buy 2 adult bikes but am on a tight budget so just wondered if anyone knew of any sites to look at.

Sterling house seem to be the best I have seen but I've never ordered from them so not sure how reliable they are.

Thanks in advance
Laura xx

lindsayd1975

Hi

Tescos have some half price bikes in store at the moment - this offer is only in store, not on the web unfortunately.

lynn44

Dont buy from sterling been on watchdog before, they let me down 2 days before christmas 2 yrs ago and I placed my order in oct!! they sent wrong bike when i phoned to complain was told I had to pay postage to return bike!!!
so emailed them my disgust and they collected bike for free and I went elsewhere
think sports direct have dunlop adult bikes for £50... but probably wont last long!!

Bettingmad

Heres the link for sports direct http://www.sportsdirect.com/Products/Choose+Your+Sport/Cycling/Default.aspx

InDebted2U_2

We've had stuff from Sterling House before, without problems. But I was under the impression that they've recently gone bust?

I have a new, unwanted, ladies mountain bike (am I allowed to mention this on here?), but might not be what you want.

windyseddon

have you tried halfords

xoxlauraxox

Thanks everyone, sports direct looks like a good one

lindsaym22

Are there any markets near where you stay?? I´m away from home just now and I managed to get a really cheap bicycle for zooming about on - only cost me 50 pounds! It had 2 new tyres and has only broken once since I got it.. it was just the chain that needed shoved back onto the rungs! It´s a really nice bike.. I think I like it even more because it was cheap :-) car boot sales sometimes have cheap bikes for sale too.. it´s worth a look. Also, the ads in supermarkets are full of things for sale and I´m sure there will be a few bikes available!! Hope you find one, I love mine :-)

shanta

http://www.jjbsports.com/mens-bikes/reebok-edge-runner---mens/prod_136742.aspx

mr_skinflint

Just remember that you get what you pay for. Personally I'd go for second hand (try ebay and put a search in for something local which you can go and have a look at and pick up for free). You'll get more for your money than a new cheapie.

K9ine

My cousin bought a bike from Woolworths yesterday for £30.40.
18 gear 26" wheel bikes for £30.40.
The price on the box was £139 or £159. Then they'd been reduced to £60, then £38.
A lady outside Woolies was giving vouchers - 20% off toys including bikes.