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It's that time again:
http://uk.aldi.com/uk/html/offers/of...thursday08.htm Jacket, gilet, shorts, bibshorts, shirt, underwear, gloves, socks, lock, computer, glasses, saddle, pumps, toolbag. |
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"Steph Peters" wrote in message ... (Alan Braggins) of University of Cambridge, England wrote: It's that time again: http://uk.aldi.com/uk/html/offers/of...thursday08.htm Jacket, gilet, shorts, bibshorts, shirt, underwear, gloves, socks, lock, computer, glasses, saddle, pumps, toolbag. Anyone know what the size equivalents for the women's clothing is? S-L isn't terribly useful, not knowing whether that's a typical cycle clothing set of sizes, or normal clothes sizes. -- Off the top of my head I don't know - but I have previously bought stuff for both myself and the wife and the clothing does have the sizes on the label, so as well as stating S it will also for example say 8-10 etc. Dave |
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On Apr 27, 9:30*pm, (Alan Braggins) wrote:
It's that time again:http://uk.aldi.com/uk/html/offers/of...thursday08.htm Jacket, gilet, shorts, bibshorts, shirt, underwear, gloves, socks, lock, computer, glasses, saddle, pumps, toolbag. Never been disappointed with Aldi gear until this morning when I arrived in the Manchester store at 8:10am only to find almost the entire cycling stock heaped into two trolleys by a couple of market traders. I went away empty-handed. Why don't they introduce a reasonable quantity limit per customer? |
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"scott135" wrote in message ... On Apr 27, 9:30 pm, (Alan Braggins) wrote: It's that time again:http://uk.aldi.com/uk/html/offers/of...thursday08.htm Jacket, gilet, shorts, bibshorts, shirt, underwear, gloves, socks, lock, computer, glasses, saddle, pumps, toolbag. Never been disappointed with Aldi gear until this morning when I arrived in the Manchester store at 8:10am only to find almost the entire cycling stock heaped into two trolleys by a couple of market traders. I went away empty-handed. Why don't they introduce a reasonable quantity limit per customer? It is just a pity that the gear is reasonable quality for the price and some people are willing to pay a little more - otherwise they would be stuck with it and be out of pocket. Dave |
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scott135 writtificated
Why don't they introduce a reasonable quantity limit per customer? It would prolly be worth a letter to their head office and the store - there's little benefit to them of selling the stock to just two people so they'd be likely to do something. |
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scott135 wrote:
Never been disappointed with Aldi gear until this morning when I arrived in the Manchester store at 8:10am only to find almost the entire cycling stock heaped into two trolleys by a couple of market traders. I went away empty-handed. Why don't they introduce a reasonable quantity limit per customer? They normally do. |
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On Thu, 01 May 2008 01:03:53 -0700, scott135 wrote:
Never been disappointed with Aldi gear until this morning when I arrived in the Manchester store at 8:10am only to find almost the entire cycling stock heaped into two trolleys by a couple of market traders. I went away empty-handed. Why don't they introduce a reasonable quantity limit per customer? Will they be getting more stock in? If it all fitted in 2 trolleys it sounds like they didn't have much of it put out. When I've been to Lidl they've always had loads of cycling kit several days after the offers started, maybe it just wasn't that popular at the stores I went to. peter |
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"Dave" of wrote:
Never been disappointed with Aldi gear until this morning when I arrived in the Manchester store at 8:10am only to find almost the entire cycling stock heaped into two trolleys by a couple of market traders. I went away empty-handed. Why don't they introduce a reasonable quantity limit per customer? Plenty in Didsbury at 9am. Also I find that the branch in Burnage on Kingsway sells out of their offers more slowly. I came away with an orange waterproof jacket, a startlingly pink windproof and shower resistant jacket, a pink short-sleeved top and a pair of shorts. The shorts are weird; the padded insert seems wider than normal, uncomfortably so when just trying the shorts on. I'll give them a proper try out on the bike but they may not be any use. -- Steph Peters Chorlton Wanderers Cycling Group Monthly slow and easy rides from South Manchester http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/cycling/chwan.htm |
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On Fri, 02 May 2008 23:11:45 +0100, Steph Peters wrote:
The shorts are weird; the padded insert seems wider than normal, uncomfortably so when just trying the shorts on. I'll give them a proper try out on the bike but they may not be any use. I bought some Lusso shorts (not from Aldi) which sound similar. They're great while on a bike and they're OK when walking although they look rather odd. peter |
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