Eleiko's pricing looks steep, any alternatives? Only need bar that can sustain 150kg deadlifting at the moment.

So what you waiting for? You've been surveying for a year+ 

Unfortunately china barbell is getting worse nowadays. Those RM 300 barbell will bend on 150kg.

I don't quiet get the logic here.
If you're training alone at home,you do not need to get an Olympic bar.
Just get the normal 5ft or 6ft bar with screw collars is sufficient enough.

Most of you won't even hit 100kg on the bench press and if you do I'd advise that you do it in a gym with spotters(it's safer)

It's not polite to call people who spot you dumbass.In the first place I'm sure it was you who asked for their assistance right.Nobody who don't you would walk up to you and say "hi,I'll be your spotter" and even if they do,you can always say no.

to bench 100kg needs good work out planning,not good consistent effort.
Good consistent effort should be translated to consistent workout days.

Anyway it's easier said than done.

I'm curious how do you come about this equation of 100kg bench press in 2years? why not 1 year,6months or 3years.
What's your formula?

are you benching 100kg now or have you pass it already

If starting out, you might not need top of the line for everything. You can improve your equipment over time, depending on your preference, which may change.

For home setup, I'd be hesitant to go for really heavy weights for safety reasons. Coz there might not be people around in the event some accidents happen.

The home equipment that I've never regretted over the years are the 16kg and 25kg kettlebells.