Aldi’s ridiculously cheap cycling gear is back once again
New range features a smart helmet, a turbo trainer and lots of winter gear
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Aldi regularly releases a range of cycling gear that is both cheap and effective. Flying in the face of what we are all used to, you can pick up a bargain on some very capable items.
The latest range of kit is soon to land in stores nationwide. We take a look at the key items we’re interested in, as well as the full list of items you’ll be able to buy in store.
And for the worst of the weather, full waterproofs, with a jacket for £19.99 and overtrousers for £14.99 are unlikely to provide class leading breathability, but could be perfect as an emergency layer to stash away until you need them.
The cycling range will go on sale in Aldi stores from 30 September, but can be pre-ordered online from 23 September.
The full range of Aldi gear
| Product description | Price |
| Livall Mt1 Smart Helmet (available online only) | £79.99 |
| Indoor Bike Trainer | £49.99 |
| M/L Hooded Cycling Jacket | £24.99 |
| M/L Convertible Cycling Jacket | £19.99 |
| Speed & Cadence Sensor | £19.99 |
| M/L Cycling Rain Jacket | £19.99 |
| Floor Bike Stand | £16.99 |
| Rechargeable High Powered Bike Lights | £14.99 |
| M/L Waterproof Over-Trousers | £14.99 |
| M/L Cycling Tights | £13.99 |
| High Performance Bike Lights | £12.99 |
| U-Shackle Bike Lock | £9.99 |
| Reflective Cycling Set | £8.99 |
| Folding Bike Stand | £8.99 |
| Saddle Bag Tool Set | £8.99 |
| Memory Foam Saddle Assortment | £8.99 |
| M/L Seamless Cycling Base Layer Top | £6.99 |
| Weatherproof Cycling Gloves | £5.99 |
| Muc-Off | £3.99 |
| Bike Saddle/ Tail/ Dual Bike Lights | £2.99 |
| ERGONOMIC Cycling Socks (Watres) | £2.99 |
| M/L Cycling Wind Jersey With Merino | £19.99 |
| M/L Merino Sports Base Layer | £16.99 |
| Sports Accessories With Merino | £5.99 |
| Merino Blend Cycling Socks | £4.99 |
| Heavy Duty Overshoes | £14.99 |
| Waterproof Breathable Socks | £12.99 |
| Neoprene Cycling Gloves | £9.99 |
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Jack has been riding and fettling bikes for his whole life. Always in search of the hippest new niche in cycling, Jack is a self-confessed gravel dork, fixie-botherer, tandem-evangelist, hill-climbing try hard, and thinks nothing of taking on a daft challenge for the BikeRadar YouTube channel. With a near encyclopaedic knowledge of cycling tech — from the most esoteric niche nonsense to the most cutting edge modern kit — Jack takes pride in his ability to seek out tech and stories that would otherwise go unreported. Jack has been at BikeRadar for three years now and is regularly testing an esoteric mix of weird and wonderful bikes.
