Starting on Friday, you can pick up Rapha kit with up to a 50 per cent discount on the RRP in the brand’s end of season sale. It’s not just summer kit on sale either, with outerwear pieces also discounted, so you can get kitted up for when the present heatwave peters out and normal British weather resumes service.
Head over to the Rapha site to check the bargains.
Rapha says it’s offering discounts on pieces from all its collections, including its Pro Team range, with price reductions on the Midweight Jersey. Made from high stretch, wicking fabric with extra visibility graphics, it’s priced down from £140 to £90.
Pro Team Midweight jersey should be a good bet once it cools down a bit
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The women’s Souplesse Lightweight Jersey II is designed for faster rides in hot conditions. It’s discounted from £120 to £60.
While women's Souplesse Lightweight jersey would work well this week
In Rapha’s Classic line, men’s and women’s jerseys, wind jackets and accessories are in the sale. Highlights include the pocketable Classic Rain Jacket, priced down from £180 to £115. It’s designed so you can layer up underneath for cooler wet rides.
Go on, you know you'll need a rain jacket all too soon
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You can also get the windproof version for £90 instead of £195. Pair it up with Rapha’s Classic Crochet mitts for a retro look – priced down from £70 to £42.
Retro style leather palmed crochet mitts are priced down to £42
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Rapha’s new saddles made a splash when they were launched earlier this year. You can get your hands on the Pro Team Carbon version for £175 instead of £295.
Rapha's new Pro Team Carbon saddle is discounted by £120
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Rapha has been expanding its range of products offered, over the last few years, with the lightweight saddles aimed to pair up with its bibshorts for a perfect seat for your ride.
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Paul started writing for Cycling Weekly in 2015, covering cycling tech, new bikes and product testing. Since then, he’s reviewed hundreds of bikes and thousands of other pieces of cycling equipment for the magazine and the Cycling Weekly website.
He’s been cycling for a lot longer than that though and his travels by bike have taken him all around Europe and to California. He’s been riding gravel since before gravel bikes existed too, riding a cyclocross bike through the Chilterns and along the South Downs.
