Members can put adds here, please drop me an email webman@sleafordwheelers.co.uk

Cycle Recovery

The Wheelers have signed the Club up to a cycle recovery scheme, which is set up to get you and your bike back should you suffer a breakdown (UK) that can’t be fixed, I know many of you travel far and wide on bikes so for £15:00 per year it seems like a good deal to me. When signing up you will need to link yourself to Sleaford Wheelers.
I have attached a flyer here for your info and if you have any questions they were pretty good on the phone.

Malc Yates

"Iron Man" Cycling Glasses, Unisex with white frames and dark grey lenses. Brand new cost £25:00 will accept £15:00. Malc: 01529 306941

Stuart Mckellar
Specialized Echelon Helmet, 54-60cm, Neon Blue, as new. £20

Shimano TR31 triathlon cycle shoes. Size 46. used once. Immaculate £40

Tel: 01529 307674 or 07961997483 Neil Sentance:

Just a quick message to let you all know that our bike shop is thriving.

Our 2013 racing bikes start to arrive in a couple of weeks and we have a great selection of racing parts and accessories and have more coming.

Check out our prices and you will see that we are more than competitive with the Internet/mail order outfits. With our international contacts we can source products at great prices.

We've got ample parking outside the shop so check us out - we're at

Pedal Pushers
4 Inner Street Business Park
Inner Street
Grantham. Tel: 01476 569 508.

Mo Bowcock

Rayleigh Explore for sale, it has 18 gears, 26" wheels, we measured the frame and it came out at 14.5" so I would say about 15", its in excellent condition. £50. Suitable for 10-12 Yr old (it has been outgrown by my 14 yr old) Ideal fo Go-Ride over the winter.

Please Tel; Mo on 07835 621260

A pair of Powered Roof Mounted Cycle Carriers
Made for SAAB by THULE but can of course be used on any other vehicle that can be fitted with roof bars.
These enable cycles to be lifted onto roof with no effort at all as they have a cylinder which is charged with energy when the upright arm is pulled down into the horizontal position.
When the cycle is fastened with the seat and handlebar clamps it needs a slight lift by hand which automatically disengages the lock then the powered ram supplies the energy for a controlled lift to put the bicycle onto the roof and into the wheel clamps.
To lower the bicycle just lift the wheels out of the travelling position and release the locking clip and the bicycle can be lowered gently to the ground, using the resistance in the cylinder to control the descent.

Contact Percy Leeman on percy.leeman@mail.com

Sleaford Triathlon Club

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