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Looking for bargain Rapha gear? The 'Final Markdowns' of the Summer Sale have up to 60% off cycling clothing and accessories

With summer riding drawing to an end, now's the time to get big savings on Rapha wet and cold-weather riding kit like the Brevet Long Sleeved Windstopper Jersey, which has £150 off

Looking for bargain Rapha gear? The 'Final Markdowns' of the Summer Sale have up to 60% off cycling clothing and accessories

Rapha's Summer Sale is drawing to a close, offering up to 60% off cycling clothing and accessories. The premium brand has slashed prices across its site, with significant reductions on items like bib tights, waterproof cycling jackets, and cycling shoes.

Notable deals include the Gore-Tex jacket, now 50% off, boasting lightweight 3-layer Black Diamond-certified Gore-Tex fabric and waterproof, breathable, windproof, and PFAS-free features. The Pro Team Windstopper Jersey is another great buy, offering Gore-Tex Infinium Windstopper technology and taped seams for a completely windproof and water-resistant construction.

A versatile addition to any cycling wardrobe, the Brevet Insulated Gilet is a lightweight, packable option that maximizes warmth-to-weight. The Classic shoes in Black are also discounted, offering great all-rounder performance that becomes a bargain when weather gets grim.

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