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Associatedcyclestation on 17/06/2022 - 11:17 cyclestation.com.au (335 clicks)
Last edited 22/06/2022 - 09:40 by 1 other user

There are new regulations coming from 22rd June regarding items with button batteries included in them, including packaging changes and various other changes - this is to protect kids from choking when swallowing them (But apparently 10c pieces and $1 coins are still ok? 🤷‍♂)

So we've heavily reduced all our items that contain button batteries, most to well below cost, to clear them by 22nd June. So a great chance to get yourself a bargain.
Obviously, please consider if items with button batteries are right for you and safe for your life situation.
Some items have been further reduced since the deal was posted - the lubes in particular are a fantastic deal

Very imited stock of each item, when they are sold they are sold. No rainchecks, etc etc.
Please note that adding an item to your cart does not reserve it, first person to check out with each item will get the deal

Free shipping if you spend $99 or over. Flat rate $9.95 shipping if you spend less. Free C&C Albury NSW.

Strictly no change of mind returns on these items. If item is faulty or not as described then normal statutory protections apply. This is an exception to our normally generous return policies, for these items only

THE BELOW ARE JUST SOME EXAMPLES OF THE DEALS - There are a few more items on the sale page not listed here.
View all of these deals here: https://www.cyclestation.com.au/sale/button-battery-items/
OR - View other items on sale here https://www.cyclestation.com.au/sale/ (Lots more sale items to be added this week)

MUC-OFF LUBRICANTS & SEALANT
Why would lubes have a button battery you ask? Well these have a tiny little UV torch included so you can see where your lube went I guess? If you don't want the torch just discard it. Future stock will be sold without the torch.

• Muc-Off - Bike Lube -C3 Wet Ceremic Chain Lube - 50ml. RRP $26.99, now $10.00, save 63%
• Muc-Off - Bike Lube -C3 Dry Ceremic Chain Lube - 50ml. RRP $26.99, now $10.00, save 63%
• Muc-Off C3 Dry Weather Ceramic Lube | 120ml. RRP $36.99, now $15.00, save 59%
• Muc-Off - Bike Lube - Hydrodynamic Chain Lube - 50ml. RRP $43.99, now $18, save 59%
• Muc-Off No Puncture Sealant | 140ml Kit. RRP $24.99, now $10.00, save 60%

BRYTON
(Speed and Cadence sensors have button batteries. Kits containing a computer and a speed and/or cadence sensor have also been reduced.)

• Bryton Cycling Computer | Rider 15C NEO With Cadence | 21 Functions. RRP $149.95, now $90. Save 40% ONE LEFT!
• Bryton Cycling Computer | Ryder 320 With Cadence & HRM. RRP $289.95, now $174. Save 40%
• Bryton Smart Cadence Sensor. RRP $59.95 now $25 save 58%
• Bryton Smart Heart Rate Monitor. RRP $89.95 now $39. Save 57%
• Bryton GPS Bike Computer - Rider 750 Bundle + CAD / SPD / HR. RRP $549.95, now $330. Save 40% SOLD OUT
• Bryton GPS Bike Computer - Rider 420 Bundle - Cadence & Heart Monitor RRP $319.95, now $192. Save 40% SOLD OUT

CATEYE

• Cateye Strada Smart Bluetooth Computer. RRP $139.99, now $40. Save 71%
• Cateye Loop 2 Front Light. RRP $24.99, now $7, save 72%
• CatEye Bike Computer - Quick RS100W Computer. RRP $84.99, now $40, save 53% SOLD OUT

JETBLACK TRAINER SENSORS

• JetBlack Heart Rate Monitor. RRP $84.99, now $40. Save 53% SOLD OUT
• JetBlack Speed / Cadence Sensor. RRP $84.95, now $40, save 53%

BBB

• BBB SmartCadence Transmitter. RRP $49.99, now $12, save 76% SOLD OUT
• BBB MicroBoard 13 Function Bike Computer. RRP $89.99, now $20, save 78%
• BBB Spy Rear Taillight. RRP $24.99, now $89, save 68%

Happy shopping everyone.

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  SydEP on 17/06/2022 - 11:40

  +17

  But apparently 10c pieces and $1 coins are still ok?

  The issue with button batteries is not their size - which as you mention can be comparable to coins - it is that when swallowed the lining of our oesophagus (and other parts of our digestive tract) can bridge the negative and positive terminal of the battery allowing current to flow. This current can cause devastating permanent injury, and in some cases death. When a child swallows a $2 coin we often just wait until they shit it out :), when they swallow a battery they often need an urgent procedure to remove it.

  Edit: Qld Health video on button battery in chicken

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    Associatedcyclestation @ Cycle Station on 20/06/2022 - 09:48

    Thanks for your information, I've learned something.

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  Tleyx on 17/06/2022 - 13:10

  You won't be able to get replacement batteries, will you?

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    pcolby78 on 17/06/2022 - 19:13

    As per the ACCC:

    Under the mandatory safety and information standards, products must have secure battery compartments to prevent children from gaining access to the batteries. Manufacturers must undertake compliance testing, supply batteries in child-resistant packaging, and place additional warnings and emergency advice on packaging and instructions.

    So batteries will still be available, they just must be in hard-to-open packaging (as many already are).

    Devices like the ones being discounted are presumably either:

    • too easy for kids to get into the battery compartment; or
    • include easy-to-open batteries inside the packaging; or
    • aren't worth the effort (ie cost) of being tested to prove that they are "compliant", ie hard enough to open.

    Seems like a good opportunity to snap up a bargain, if you're in the market for any of those items (and you understand the risks, especially if you have children around - do take care!). Personally, I'm not, but seems legit to me :shrug:

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      Associatedcyclestation @ Cycle Station on 20/06/2022 - 09:52

      +1

      In most cases it's C) - Not worth the effort of testing and documentation of compliance.
      We aren't the importer or manufactuer of any of these products, just a retailer, and in most cases our stock holdings were under 10 units, in a couple cases literally one on hand. So easier just to sell them and not restock rather than testing and documenting compliance etc.
      Working out how to reconfigure packaging for an item we have two on hand of for example isn't effective use of time, better off giving me a few bargains while they can be sold, hopefully to people who understand and take precautions re any risks (that are not new).

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  unrealshots on 17/06/2022 - 13:14

  -6

  another prime example of our current society where no-one takes any accountability for their own actions - not letting your kids swallow button batteries is called PARENTING!

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    chickentaste on 17/06/2022 - 18:52

    Spot the Daily Mail reader with no kids..