If you're in the market for some new cycling gear, you've once again come to the right place.
Today, the DealCatcher's got three fantastic cycling deals that'll keep you going, keep you cool and dry, and keep you rolling through whatever terrain you come across.
The first of the day's deals is a half price offer on Science in Sport's SiS GO Isotonic Energy gels.
The second is a great 34% discount on Castelli's unrivalled waterproof Gabba 3 jersey over at Wiggle.
And the final offer of the day comes from Cycle Store, where Kona's Jake The Snake CX bike has seen a 23% discount.
Science in Sport
Now, before we get started, don't worry if you're not keen on apples. While this deal is apple-flavoured, there are plenty of other flavours of Science in Sport's GO Isotonic Energy Gels available on SiS's website.
But, if you do like apples, you won't need to go snooping around, because this link will take you to some delightful half price gels.
Our presumption that they're delightful isn't actually a presumption. When we tested the GO Isotonic Energy Gels, our man David Else said they "taste good, slip down easily and are fair value."
Wiggle
Castelli's Gabba jerseys have been firm favourites in the peloton for years now.
Stories of pros blacking-out the Castelli logo to avoid sponsorship problems have been abound. After all, the pros want the best, and if their team's not sponsored by Castelli, what more can they do?
We like the Gabbe too. When the second iteration of the jersey came our way for review we gave it an incredible 9/10.
Cycle Store
Whatever the weather, whatever the road conditions, and no matter how rurally you live, a CX bike is oftentimes, these days, considered the perfect commuting comapion.
Consistently one of Kona's best selling bikes, the Jake The Snake carries a Shimano 105 drivetrain, an FSA Gossamer CX N11 crank set, Alex CXD6 wheels, and Clement MXP 700x33c tyres aboard Kona's Race Light Carbon frame.
A full carbon fork, Hayes CX Expert disc brakes and Kona finishing kit finishes things off.
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