7 Great Value Alternatives To Expensive Cycling Products

[@Cynyr]

I don't know that i'd put $110 bib shorts and $250 head units into the "value" bucket. that head unit is worth 1/3rd of my entire bike.

[@robertcatuara5118]

Thanks for saving me 9 minutes of my life.

[@Shadowboost]

My Assos bibs were under that. Hard agreed

[@rob-c.]

Because you still have to get functionality to get ‘value’, otherwise it was just to cheap… but not very good.

[@yukiko_5051]

I understand the point of $110 bib, but head unit is unnecessary

[@JogBird]

the thing w garmin headsets is that the harware is so cheap..compared to what you can get with cellphone.. e.g. if they made a cellphone like a garmin, even the 1000 series, they couldnt sell it for $50

[@WillPower46]

The worst headphones I’ve ever bought were Shokz, major wind noise on the bike. Useless.

[@hightechhighlander]

The $130 bibs as an alternative to expensive? WOW the black bibs $45-85 for awesome bibs. cycling is stupid sometimes.

[@christophermorgan5259]

I have the Tifosi Rail glasses, and I really like them. They can accept a Rx insert also sold by Tifosi, for those of us who can't see without our prescription glasses but want real cycling shades.

[@richardggeorge]

What about iGPS bike computers?

[@herculesrockefeller8969]

Thanks, Sam Gupta!

[@ScottClauss-is2xj]

Wearing headphone while out on the road is the height of stupidity

[@rob-c.]

That’s why they are recommending bone conducting ones 🤷‍♂️

[@stephencharles6932]

You missed the point entirely. Doh!

[@xwatzzz]

conducting headphones doesnt work at all... did you test them? the wind is killing the sound 100% at 28kph or more :/

[@NathanaelBl]

Best CW video for East European non-prof cyclists, ha-h

[@InfernoVolatil]

if this is budget i practically buy trash stuff haha

[@lexington476]

Don't forget also when you buy a Garmin product, you also get Top Notch support even after the devices out of warranty.

[@Silidons91]

because you'll need it. never needed wahoo support once...

[@rob-c.]

@@Silidons91it would be great if Wahoo were issue free, but they’re not.

[@oOoACFREEMANoOo]

My gabba is amazing when cloudy light rain and between 9-14° But my Aldi jacket is with me from -5 to 15° I just change up the base layer. Was like 25 eu, and i don't need to treat it like a NASA space suit

[@GoFkGoogle]

Personally I find bone conducting headphones to be utterly useless. If there is any wind noise whether generated by weather or through movement the music cannot be heard. Maybe it’s just me but be prepared to be totally disappointed

[@VictorElGreco]

I have a fleet of 10 bikes and have used Bryton devices since the Rider 330. Perfectly workable and won’t land you in the poorhouse. 👍🏻😄

[@iain7061]

I've been using the Bryton 750 for a couple of years and its a great device. You can get heart rate, cadence and speed sensors, i just wish i had bought them as the bundle upfront rather than separately.

[@ryanseah2083]

Bryton is terrible I own one it don't last as long as Garmon after few momth your system will hang in mid ride.

[@Rick-kf3tc]

Great, thank you for this, please include smart watches in the next one.

[@5GeneHunt]

Haylou have lost my sale - the link is $70 - No Sale - waste of time

[@razorree]

I agree some DHB stuff is good, but you compared DHB thermal layer to jackets !! DHB Aeron jacket is ~160-200GBP as well.... most of Tifosi glasses (the same with Oakley) focus on covering your forehead (and interfering with a helmet) instead of providing proper eye cover ....

[@simonwoodthrillerwriter]

I picked up a really nice winter jacket from Neo Pro Cycling (Australian Brand) for less that $80 US. Really good quality for the price and less than half price of other brands.

[@Shadowboost]

I got Sportful Super jacket, Castelli Alpha ROS 2, and Gabba for less than 60. It's easy, just don't pay retail

[@Vixen1525]

0:51 I got my Sony wireless in ear headphones, which I use every day to listen to music, which I bought for around 50 Euros. And I can also use them while riding. So no need to buy cycling specific headphones...

[@respox2191]

Rapha is the most overrated brand ever. Van Rysel shorts from Decathlon are just as good at 1/20th of the price.

[@stevesnailfish]

Deep wallet required.....again....Some great kit but..... I do like the dhb thermal shirt.....that's not bad if it does the usual UK winter and I'll have a gander....My Carnac (Planet X) ones don't do too bad down to 5 degrees....who knows eh ?

[@maniastrat]

DHB was always a great value for the money brand. Sadly Wiggle & Chain Reaction no longer sell to the USA online 😒

[@lexington476]

Okay now I do have to agree that Tofosi glasses are very nice they are what I use. Mostly because they are the only brand of cycling glasses I could find that will support as strong a prescription as I have 🤓🤓🧐🧐😎. For me, no glasses no riding 🙂.

[@sergioyovanisanchez7926]

To me is expensive why if it’s on line busyness too expensive maybe half price I’ll buy it

[@Shadowboost]

I get name brand shades for under 60 anyways, new. Oakleys, 100%, POC, Koo.

[@damientombraider]

Pure rubbish

[@daxmotis27]

The DHb link comes up with nothing. Must be only available in the uk?

[@LegSpinna]

I don't think Wiggle/ CRC ship outside the UK now. Think they closed their international ops after going into administration at the back end of last year.

[@jimjim676]

I wouldn’t pay £110 for a suit let alone for a pair of cycling shorts!!

[@bram5496]

Beware of Bryton. Absolutely no customer support in Canada. Not sure about elsewhere.