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Bicyclegear.co.za Originals Range Launches

By Press Office · 32 comments

The Globalex brand has since its inception become synonymous with excellence in product quality and service. We have achieved this distinction through aligning ourselves with select international suppliers and products of only the highest quality. The company has been operating in South Africa since 2005.

With Bicyclegear.co.za as the online retail concept of Globalex, the range has grown and diversified, offering more products at sharper prices. In 2017 we have launched our Bicyclegear.co.za Originals range

“This range of apparel that will suit your lifestyle, both on and off the bicycle.”

The Bicyclegear.co.za Originals have been developed over time and with extensive research. Our technical products are well priced and produced with the serious cyclist in mind. Our “off the bicycle” products are stylish and will enhance your cycling lifestyle.

Flow Series Cycling Shirts

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  • Our Flow Series cycling shirts are made with Dry Max Textile™ and combined with Air-Flow™ side paneling, will ensure correct sweat and temperature management.
  • The non-curl sleeves gives a race feel aiding in aerodynamics.

The Original Hemp MTB Baggy

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  • Our MTB baggy is made with a natural hemp textile to create a flexible yet strong mountain biking product.
  • The product, being all natural, is anti-bacterial and won’t smell. It has been specifically designed as mountain biking product and manages sweat and heat super efficiently.
  • The product has been designed to be worn over your current cycling bib or pants.

Email globalexsa@mweb.co.za or call 0766125495 for any other information requirements.

“Take a Bicyclegear.co.za Originals product on your next adventure!”

Comments

Skylark

Jan 26, 2017, 11:36 AM

Baggies look interesting but why put the zip pockets at the end of the leg, that's the part of shorts that goes through the biggest range of motion and hence anything even slightly heavy will be flopping all over the place and making life a pita. What are the pockets designed for, 1 ICE card and 10 Smarties each side?

 

Nice T-Shirts,but at that price it's a rip off unfortunately.

Can only agree, that's Premium Fashion brand VnA Waterfront type pricing, R450-R499 for a screenprinted T-shirt, where is the value add?

 

Unless there's something we not getting like they are made in Italy or have mohair in the fabric etc?

Bicyclegear

Jan 26, 2017, 11:48 AM

As I said - they looked good - I even asked him where he got them (94.7 expo) :)

 

But they were showing visibly wet in the small of the back - not that other shorts don't go wet there - just not necessarily visible, so it's not really a criticism at all - more an observation.

Thanks...

Bicyclegear

Jan 26, 2017, 12:18 PM

Baggies look interesting but why put the zip pockets at the end of the leg, that's the part of shorts that goes through the biggest range of motion and hence anything even slightly heavy will be flopping all over the place and making life a pita. What are the pockets designed for, 1 ICE card and 10 Smarties each side?

 

Can only agree, that's Premium Fashion brand VnA Waterfront type pricing, R450-R499 for a screenprinted T-shirt, where is the value add?

 

Unless there's something we not getting like they are made in Italy or have mohair in the fabric etc?

Regarding pocket position:

  • We looked at putting pockets on the bum. These pockets will always get in the way of the saddle and by bulking here will mean less slack on the front of the short.
  • Pockets on the side of the short run the risk of having their content falling out unless there are zips. Once again when you bulk up here it means less slack on the leg and the pedal stroke. This is also a prime position for your "pita problem".
  • We settled on two zipped pockets above the quad as this position, even when bulked up, still allows the leg to move freely when pedaling. By placing the pocket above the leg when seated on the bike, means contents of your pocket are more likely to stay in position in the zipped pocket. The pockets are designed to carry a car-key, cash, ICE card, credit cards, map, Activity card/permits, gels and a box of smarties if you would like.

Regarding the question about the prices for an Apres Velo tee that you and Cav' have posed:

  • It is a really high quality t-shirt brand.
  • They are either 100% cotton or a Cotton-Elastene.
  • We import the shirts from Australia.
  • There are strict requirements for the shirts regarding manufacturing and printing.
  • Wash and shrink tests are done on each sample to ensure the shirt you buy won't colour bleed or shrink.
  • The prints on the shirts won't fade or crack and will stay vivid.
  • We have looked at producing them locally  at a quality level that Apres Velo would be happy with. The price works out almost the same and we would have to make large quantities.
  • We would far rather bring in a wider range and smaller quantities to offer the public.
Skylark

Jan 26, 2017, 12:51 PM

Ah ok so the T-shirts are made in Australia or made in China imported via Aus?

I have had absolutely no issue with outside side pockets/just below the waist on cycling shorts/baggies, lower leg pockets on the other hand... waste of a pocket

Bicyclegear

Jan 26, 2017, 1:21 PM

Ah ok so the T-shirts are made in Australia or made in China imported via Aus?

I have had absolutely no issue with outside side pockets/just below the waist on cycling shorts/baggies, lower leg pockets on the other hand... waste of a pocket

...point taken.

Bicyclegear

Jan 27, 2017, 6:24 AM

Ok I'm sold. But I can't find a size guide on your website.

I'm a 30 waist. Its that a small or medium?

At a 30in waist you will be a small. Here is the direct link to purchase, http://bicyclegear.co.za/product/hemp-mountain-bike-baggy/

 

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Shell Belle

Jan 27, 2017, 6:43 AM

Can I ask why you haven't included a few ladies sizes in your cycling jerseys?  It is so hard to find attractive, well-fitting and good quality ladies kitten SA.  Even a men's small will be too large for me.  Will you consider bringing in a few ladies sizes?

Bicyclegear

Jan 27, 2017, 7:57 AM

Can I ask why you haven't included a few ladies sizes in your cycling jerseys?  It is so hard to find attractive, well-fitting and good quality ladies kitten SA.  Even a men's small will be too large for me.  Will you consider bringing in a few ladies sizes?

Hi Shell Belle, I am taking it that you like our designs.  :thumbup: 

 

As we gather momentum with our Bicyclegear.co.za Originals range we will certainly be expanding our offering to include all cyclist...

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