with the running stuff?! It is less garish than the ALDI gear,which helps. Must have some running fans in charge I think, not long ago I got an HRM for only 17.99, counts calories and everything. Boing !Tchibo is now in some branches of Somerfield. This week

and work your way round. cheers will do . Some second hand gear can be a bit knackered - depending on what you're after, and if you're on a budget, some new gear is accessible. For clothing, Try Decathlon, or better still startfitness.co.uk and their brand

I have recently brought an old cycle off a friend as i'm starting out tri racing and i didn't want to splash out on a new bike if i don't like triathlon, it has campagnolo gearing with mirage ergo shifters, a veloce rear deraillier and a 9 speed

training has really paid off...I still feel that varable gears are only for people over forty-five.Isn't it better to triumph by the strength of your muscles than by the artifice of a derailer? We are getting soft...As for me, give me a fixed gear! --Henri

appreciate your opinion on the Lidl gear.Thanks! I still use the stuff I bought in 2005, its brilliant. I have stuff I bought last year as well tucked away for a rainy day. I think I will need to go and buy some more stuff on Monday. Hello namepending - i

mate got some top gear.  It's about time, as it's cut up too much in this day in age.Erm.....are we on about the same thing? I like all of them, with special affection for hamster who gets sexier and sexier each week.I just love the cars, what they do

Don't go into the gear forums... all you get is warnings. Tee hee You occasionally get big boobs as well... ...and Vaseline! but you can also get into "pants" in abig way!! ;-) where do I find out what all these smilies mean, never know if someone

I'm trying to get hold of the new Adidas olympic gear that the British team are wearing in Athens at the moment.Any idea's where I can get it from? The actual kit isnt available to buy at the moment I dont think. There seems to be lots of olympic

Last Saturday I have seen this report about a pretty new shoe manufactorer, UK Gear. It was quite cool, and I have checked their website ukgear.com as well. All their shoes are presented there, the ones used by our army as well. I might buy a pair

Mrs Murff here, I have bravely just signed up for a 5K run in June for Race for Life. However, although I am a fattie, I want to be a fittie, but not in my old trackie, which is all saggie. All the nice gear only goes up to a ladies 14 or 16, and I