[Sport Chek] 40% off Select Nakamura Bicycles
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- 40% off
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Sport Chek
40% off Select Nakamura Bicycles
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- 9394 [OP]
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- Jul 5, 2001
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- Toronto
Canadian Tire Money Multiplier Guide
10x = 4%
20x = 8%
30x = 12%
40x = 16%
50x = 20%
Looking for a Triangle bonus points offer? Visit the Canadian Tire Triangle Rewards - App Swap Requests thread.
10x = 4%
20x = 8%
30x = 12%
40x = 16%
50x = 20%
Looking for a Triangle bonus points offer? Visit the Canadian Tire Triangle Rewards - App Swap Requests thread.
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- neonic
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- Jul 20, 2016
- 2835 posts
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- Toronto
these balance bikes are cheap: https://www.sportchek.ca/categories/sho ... 3359947_40
I bought one at mec.ca a while ago, for like 110 or something.
should've waited, my kiddo still fighting it haha
I bought one at mec.ca a while ago, for like 110 or something.
should've waited, my kiddo still fighting it haha
huuuu! (¬'-')¬ C-('-'Q) straight!
- Looking4Bargains
- Jr. Member
- Aug 12, 2012
- 144 posts
- 333 upvotes
- Ontario
Thanks OP! Bought the balance bike for kids.
Triangle offers had $5 rewards on $50 spend, plus a separate multiplier on bikes (multiplier depends on offers available for your account).
Triangle offers had $5 rewards on $50 spend, plus a separate multiplier on bikes (multiplier depends on offers available for your account).
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- clseea
- Deal Guru
- Nov 21, 2011
- 11236 posts
- 4706 upvotes
40% off Nakamura is still 100% not worth it
- rexplosive
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- Mar 7, 2011
- 377 posts
- 518 upvotes
- Brampton
- thatsnasty
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- Nov 3, 2010
- 367 posts
- 575 upvotes
- Niagara Falls
These are basically equivalent to Canadian tire bikes.rexplosive wrote: ↑ Not sure what bikes would compare, but for this price I think these are great?
I have the Nakamura Royal 700c Hybrid Bike and it's been great. Plus sport check provided 1 free tune-up within 1 year of purchase.
Most CCM and SuperCycles have the same, bottom of the barrel components.
For a casual biker or kid, there's nothing wrong with this.
But for an adult that bikes fairly often, avoid anything Shimano Tourney since it's the worst tier groupset you can buy from them, and what's on all of these and nearly every CT bike.
The used market is a good place. I've found the s/o a Trek 7.4 for $200 which is basically a $1000 bike, Deore components / altus, just needed $50 for a tune up and a few parts for the brakes.
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- BabyYoda
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- Aug 27, 2011
- 709 posts
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Is good price to get one for kids. Trust me on this one. I am a vivid biker, I bought my 7 yr old a Cannondale kids bike 2 years ago. It was like $400 with tax. The bike itself is good but is just that kids will not take care of the stuff so is better to get entry level inexpensive bikes. Wait until they get older and able to appreciate a good bike before buying a good quality bike for the kids. Alternatively, make them work at Tims or McDs to pay for a decent quality bike!
- biscuits
- Sr. Member
- Jan 15, 2016
- 866 posts
- 897 upvotes
- Winnipeg, MB
For casual use these are good. I have a 2016 royal and its still in really good condition. No creaks and no issues. I alternate it with my road bike during the biking season. Not everyone is keen on doing tuneups and even basic components such as these will last the casual riders. First hand experience with them , just saying, no issues.
We all want better components but at the end of the day, if this bracket suits your needs, no need to step up. Bike will last 3-5 years and at this price , who is to complain?
We all want better components but at the end of the day, if this bracket suits your needs, no need to step up. Bike will last 3-5 years and at this price , who is to complain?
thatsnasty wrote: ↑
These are basically equivalent to Canadian tire bikes.
CCM and SuperCycle have basically the same, bottom of the barrel components.
For a casual biker or kid, there's nothing wrong with this.
But for an adult that bikes fairly often, avoid anything Shimano Tourney since it's basically the worst tier groupset you can buy, and what's on all of these and nearly every CT bike.
The used market is a good place. I've found the s/o a Trek 7.4 for $200 which is basically a $1000 bike, Deore components / altus, just needed $50 for a tune up and a few parts for the brakes.
- Traian2003
- Deal Addict
- Jan 6, 2004
- 4242 posts
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- T.O.
- honggil
- Deal Addict
- Jan 17, 2010
- 4540 posts
- 1226 upvotes
- Toronto, ON
Thanks OP Picked one up for my kid. 10% signup and had $10 from CT app on $100 spend. Delivery wasn't free to so went with in-store pickup!
- FlazhDealz
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- Oct 18, 2020
- 361 posts
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The email sign up knocks the price under $50 though... so do you still get the $5 off $50? Or you bought more stuff to get it over?Traian2003 wrote: ↑ Got one for kids. With the 10% email signup,5$ Triangle credit, and 25X the points. Not bad. Thanks OP
- techtrader
- Jr. Member
- Mar 23, 2013
- 161 posts
- 87 upvotes
- Toronto
Picked up 3 bikes for under $500 all in.
It’s a no brainer at this price. Quality is decent and the bike is assembled and tuned right before you take it.
The labor cost alone would add up.
It’s a no brainer at this price. Quality is decent and the bike is assembled and tuned right before you take it.
The labor cost alone would add up.
- Traian2003
- Deal Addict
- Jan 6, 2004
- 4242 posts
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- T.O.
I bough the 18” bike which was 109$. So all discounts applied. I don’t know about the less expensive ones.FlazhDealz wrote: ↑ The email sign up knocks the price under $50 though... so do you still get the $5 off $50? Or you bought more stuff to get it over?
- ej25i
- Sr. Member
- Dec 2, 2009
- 672 posts
- 993 upvotes
Walmart has these diamondback hardtails I saw in Winnipeg. I believe it was under the $188 banner which surprised me because it was a 1 x drivetrain, matte finish, internal cable routing. All things you don't really see out of box stores until you get into GTs at sportchek which now start at $700ish.rexplosive wrote: ↑ Not sure what bikes would compare, but for this price I think these are great?
I have the Nakamura Royal 700c Hybrid Bike and it's been great. Plus sport check provided 1 free tune-up within 1 year of purchase.
Don't quote me on the price, as I didn't confirm, but as far as budget entry level bikes go from what I saw if I was in the market I'd be looking at Walmart.
- AlexJosh
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- Nov 12, 2011
- 3033 posts
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- Markham
Picked up a balance bike for the kiddo, great price with email 10% off on top, seems decent and came fully assembled, thanks OP
Not buying something on sale ISN'T a crime, buying something not on sale IS.
- Jedi66
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- Feb 16, 2017
- 406 posts
- 594 upvotes
- New Brunswick
I still have my Jamis Trail X1 with a Shimano Tourney TX-55. It has never given me issues.thatsnasty wrote: ↑ These are basically equivalent to Canadian tire bikes.
Most CCM and SuperCycles have the same, bottom of the barrel components.
For a casual biker or kid, there's nothing wrong with this.
But for an adult that bikes fairly often, avoid anything Shimano Tourney since it's the worst tier groupset you can buy from them, and what's on all of these and nearly every CT bike.
The used market is a good place. I've found the s/o a Trek 7.4 for $200 which is basically a $1000 bike, Deore components / altus, just needed $50 for a tune up and a few parts for the brakes.
- Esq21
- Jr. Member
- Dec 18, 2006
- 144 posts
- 380 upvotes
- vancouver
Good timing, no 24" girls costco bike around, picked up the nakumura junior for fraction of the cost.
thanks!
thanks!
- ryanrudolf
- Deal Addict
- Oct 27, 2016
- 1914 posts
- 1384 upvotes
- GTA
for my wife and kids that ride casually on weekends, the supercycles are OK and meets their needs. but most probably when my kids gets older he can have my Jamis Trail x3 from 2009 upgraded with SLX groupset and epicon fork.thatsnasty wrote: ↑ These are basically equivalent to Canadian tire bikes.
Most CCM and SuperCycles have the same, bottom of the barrel components.
For a casual biker or kid, there's nothing wrong with this.
But for an adult that bikes fairly often, avoid anything Shimano Tourney since it's the worst tier groupset you can buy from them, and what's on all of these and nearly every CT bike.
The used market is a good place. I've found the s/o a Trek 7.4 for $200 which is basically a $1000 bike, Deore components / altus, just needed $50 for a tune up and a few parts for the brakes.
as for me, ive been using a Norco Storm from 2015. all stock entry level components. havent given me problems all this years except for flats here and there. just recently last year ive started to upgrade the components - 1*10 deore drivetrain, non-series hydro brakes, rigid fork and schwalbe big apples.
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- b0ne
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- Aug 14, 2001
- 5150 posts
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- Yesva Scotia
In store (where I went), you can't even tell there is a sale. The price tags just look like normal prices.
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- tkl
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- Dec 11, 2003
- 3955 posts
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- GTA North
For a kid around those ages it doesn't matter that it's not a Trek or a Cannondale or whatever fancy brand. They will outgrow it fast and they will damage it, crashe it, you name it. I bought mine on sale a few years ago and sold it a couple years later for the same price at the beginning of the riding season. I actually made five bucks on the sale plus my kid rode it for 2 years.
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