Um, yeah...too much MAMIL?

I like the look: confused MTBer, experimenting with road, trying to keep it secret.

Serious layers for summer though. Bet he was down to lycra after about 50 pedal strokes.

I've picked up some proper bargains from there over the years. I'd say about 50% of my non-club kit is from SP. I wear a lot of Pearl Izumi, and that comes up quite often. Also, Icebreaker, UA, Rewoolution (sp? but great value, btw), some other merino brands (quality varies), and I picked up a nice portable charger the other day. Pricewise, when I've tried shopping around for specific items, few places beat SP.

Negatives: convoluted returns & not free unless you use PayPal, lots of emails.

Anyway, if you feel curious enough to want to join, please use the following link:

https://www.sportpursuit.com/join/dosh_for_dotti

No need to sell it. It's a site that has known brands for less than retail price (sometimes), in a size you want (sometimes) and unknown brands allegedly at beneficial prices , because they're unknown. Other shops and on-line retailers may or may not be cheaper, but all of them require you to register in some form or another and I think SP only want your email in order to view their pages (so less intrusive than some retailers).

You use it or you don't use it, no biggie.

There is a members login so I can't see what the attraction is. Someone sell it to me...

If it makes you enjoy your cycling more, then carry on.

Perhaps I've become a bit OCD, but I tend to want items that match and so stick to a limited number of brands I trust, if they're not on SP I don't buy anything.

I've bought a fair amount of stuff from SP over the years but stopped the emails a while back.  Usually I can find anything I need at better prices elsewhere.

I don't even know what SportPursuit is.  Should I?

Not sure I understand the question.

Not sure which is the odder in that picture. It's like Pop Will Eat Itself went cycling and met nu-metal on the way.