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DealCatcher 2016_07_06.jpgGreat cycling deals on Fuji, Tour de France yellow jerseys, and BTwin jerseys
Today's selection of DealCatcher deals should see you safely through the summer months - especially the next three weeks of cycling in France.
Two jerseys and a Fuji Sportif road bike are available today from Chain Reaction Cycles, Decathlon, and Wheelies.
The bike, Fuji's Sportif 1.3, features Shimano Tiagra componentry, and offers a great entry level road cycling experience for an incrediible price.
The two jerseys, BTwin's 500 Short Sleeved cycling jersey, and Le Coq Sportif's iconic yellow Tour de France leader's jersey have both seen discounts of 50%+ at Decathlon and Wheelies respectively.
Chain Reaction Cycles
42% off Fuji's Sportif 1.3 D Road Bike 2015
WAS £849.99 | NOW £489.99
If you're looking to get into road cycling proper, you're in the right place. If you know someone who's looking to get into road cycling, send them here!
The Fuji's a fantastic first sportive bike, commuter, or even a winter trainer. At least, that's what our man David Atkinson said when he reviewed the bike a few years back.
He also said it's a fantastic bike for the money. Now it's had a 42% discount, it's significantly better value.
- Read more: road.cc's Fuji Sportif 1.3 review
Wheelies
52% off Le Coq Sportif's Tour de France Yellow Jersey
WAS £62.00 | NOW £30.00
Mark Cavendish wore it, Peter Sagan wore it, Chris Froome is planning on wearing it for some time over the next few weeks.
You too can climb into yellow right now. And at an incredible price.
Over at Wheelies you can buy yourself a TdF yellow jersey for £30. What are you waiting for?
Decathlon
50% off BTwin's 500 Short Sleeve Cycling Jersey
WAS £17.99 | NOW £8.99
BTwin do great gear at absolutely unbeatable prices. But you knew that, right?
Of course you did, we've reviewed enough of their stuff here at road.cc - including this very jersey.
The BTwin 500 SS Jersey was called a "good everyday jersey with few faults considering the price tag." by our reviewer Shaun Audane.
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