Cyber Monday is here and the feeding frenzy of bike bargains has kicked off.
This year wee've seen massive deals on essential cycling components, high-end products such as bike computers, cycling watches and turbo trainers, and massive discounts on kit and shoes.
We’ll be updating this page regularly with the best Cyber Monday cycling deals, so be sure to bookmark it. Also check out our individual deal guides and quick links to retailers below.
Where to find the best Cyber Monday 2024 cycling deals
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Cyber Monday cycling deals: UK quick links
- Sigma Sports
- Decathlon
- Halfords
- Tredz
- Evans Cycles
- Merlin Cycles
- Trek Bikes
- Freewheel
- Ribble Cycles
- BikeTart
- LeCol
Cyber Monday cycling deals: US quick links
The best Cyber Monday UK cycling deals we've found
Shimano S-Phyre RC903 – £349 £236 (save 32%)
Sigma is selling these tremendously bright Shimano S-Phyre shoes for a bargainous £236.
Shimano's trademark blue S-Phyre kicks are also available with 24 per cent saving. Black or white can be yours with 32 per cent off.
Garmin Edge 1040 – £519.99 £399 (save 23%)
Garmin's top-tier bike computer, the Edge 1040, caters to various cycling pursuits, boasting the Edge family's most expansive display for touring or racing.
Equipped with the preloaded Worldwide Garmin Cycle Map, it enables offline route planning and navigation, alongside built-in training programmes and seamless smartphone connectivity.
Garmin Forerunner 55 GPS – £159.99 £124.30 (save 22%)
The Garmin Forerunner 55 is ideal for cyclists and budget-conscious athletes.
It offers precise wrist-based heart rate monitoring, GPS tracking, PacePro guidance, and insightful performance data for both running and cycling. Snag it at a 22 per cent discount while stocks last.
Gore Men's C5 Jersey £89.99 £68 (save 24%)
Stock up on seasonal gear ahead of next summer and save 55 per cent on this Gorewear Men's C5 cycling jersey over the Black Friday period.
Bont Vaypor S Road shoe – £329.99 £205 (save 40%)
The Bont Vaypor S is the brand’s flagship cycling shoe and when we reviewed the Hologram version, we gave it four stars, praising the superb performance and ultra-stiff feel. Snag a whopping 50 per cent off while stocks last.
Madison Element Thermal Cycling Gloves – £14.99 £9.99 (save 33%)
These lightweight Madison Element Thermal cycling gloves are claimed to be windproof, showerproof and breathable. Reflective stripes make them handy for cycling at night. Grab them with a third off the RRP at Decathlon.
Specialized S-Works Turbo Creo SL Evo electric road bike – £12,000 £8,499 (save 29%)
The Specialized S-Works Turbo Creo SL Evo carbon electric road bike, initially priced at a steep £12,000, is one of the priciest e-road bikes around.
Our review rated it at four stars, thanks to its excellent motor, high-grade FACT 11r carbon frameset and top-end specs.
Now, it's on sale at just over £8,499, offering premium performance at a 36 per cent discount.
7iDP Project 23 Glass Fibre Full Face Helmet – £199.99 £79.99 (save 61%)
This Project 23 Glass Fibre Full Face helmet features a Fidlock Magnetic closure and 7iDP's S.E.R.T Slip-Plane System that works around the same concept as MIPS.
For £79.99, not much comes close to this level of protection and with plenty of ventilation this helmet looks as though it could be used effectively for enduro riding.
Silca titanium 3D-printed chain whip – £240 £106.99 (save 55%)
Silca's tools often score well for quality, so its titanium 3D-printed chain whip will likely share this characteristic.
Measuring 11in long, it should help you remove over-tightened cassettes from your freehub body, while the lightweight titanium construction will hopefully make it a pleasure to use.
A titanium-nitride coated 11-speed chain should resist corrosion. While it's officially only compatible with 11-speed drivetrains, there's a chance it will work with 12-speed or more systems.
Endura Pro SL HC Windproof Cycling Jacket II – £139.99 £39.99 (save 71%)
This Endura jacket boasts a high-stretch, windproof fabric and thermal lining with excellent moisture-wicking capabilities.
It features a PFC-free water-repellent finish, a triple rear-pocket system (including a zippered security pocket), lightweight internal hem elastic with silicone gripper, and eye-catching bold graphics – along with subtle reflective elements for enhanced visibility. Now's your last chance to save 71 per cent.
Five Ten Freerider Pro Canvas Mountain Bike Shoes – £129.99 £39 (save 70%)
The Freerider Pro Canvas shoes feature Five Ten's signature Stealth sole, which uses tacky rubber to create traction with flat pedals.
With a 70 per cent saving, these look like an ideal upgrade for those ready to move on from their skate shoes.
All sizes, ranging from UK 6.5 (40) to UK 13.5 (49), are still available at the time of writing.
Garmin Rally RS200 power meter pedals – £869.99 £693.99 (save 20%)
The Garmin Rally RS200 is the brand's latest power meter pedal and the first to be Shimano SPD-SL compatible.
When we tested them, the Garmin Rally RS200 power meter pedals offered accurate and reliable power data and were easy to set up.
While they're on the pricey side, this deal from Tredz makes them very competitive against the competition.
Specialized S-Works Aethos frameset – £5,000 £2,999 (save 40%)
Billed as Specialized's lightweight climbing bike, this Specialized S-Works Aethos frameset would make an ideal basis for a disc-equipped hill climb bike.
With its understated design, the Aethos makes one heck of a race machine. Why not pair it with Ultegra Di2 or even treat yourself to Dura-Ace, with all that cash you saved on the frameset?
Roval Alpinist SLX wheels – save 50%
If you need wheels to go with your new frameset, the Roval Alpinist SLX – which we awarded four stars when we reviewed them this year – are a great shout.
Available with a 50 per cent saving, our tester described them as "a lightweight alloy wheelset ideally suited to climbers".
Patagonia Micro Puff Hoody – £270 £145 (save 46%)
The Micro Puff Hoody jacket is a great choice for cold rides or trailhead fettling, with the synthetic insulation making it warm and easily washable.
The jacket also offers good versatility, with decent-sized pockets and easy stowability.
- Buy the Patagonia Micro Puff Hoody (men's) with a 46% saving from Sigma Sports
- Buy the Patagonia Micro Puff Hoody (women's) with a 60% saving from Sigma Sports
Sony LinkBuds – £149 £70 (save 46%)
The Sony LinkBuds cycling headphones impressed us with their detailed sound and diminutive size, weighing in at only 4g per bud.
A wide open-centred figure-of-eight design enables traffic noise to reach your eardrums, keeping you safe on the bike while you enjoy wigging out to your favourite tunes.
Small silicone fins on the fitting adaptors keep the LinkBuds in place, with four fitting options provided.
At £70, we think the LinkBuds are quite the bargain, having scored them 4.5 stars at their full retail price of £149.
Karcher OC 3 Portable Cleaner – £149.99 £99.99 (save 29%)
The Karcher OC 3 is a great wee pressure washer that we awarded 4 stars back in 2018.
It's available at £99.99 at a few retailers online.
If you prefer buying from Karcher directly, you can nab it for the same price using the code BLACK20 at checkout
Bluetti Portable Power Station AC180 – £899 £549 (save 38%)
This Bluetti Portable Power Station AC180 is now available with a hefty 38 per cent Cyber Monday discount, down from £899 to £549.
With just under 1,152Wh, it should easily charge an average eMTB's battery one and a half times over.
It features two 240v AC outlets, a USB-C port, a 12v cigarette-style port, a wireless charging pad and no fewer than four USB-A ports to keep your gadgets juiced up.
Specialized S-Works Torch Lace – £300 £135 (save 55%)
We're big fans of the Specialized S-Works Torch Lace shoes, awarding them a perfect 5-star score when we tested them earlier this year, praising their light weight and comfort.
Now you can slip into a pair with a 55 per cent saving, making them a seriously enticing buy.
Fumpa Pumps Fumpa electric bike pump – £139.99 £129 (save 7%)
The Fumpa Pumps Fumpa inflates your tyres with the press of a button, removing the need to pump up your tyre at the side of the road.
The electrically powered motor is supplied by a 550mAh battery and can inflate up to six tyres on a single charge.
With a 120psi maximum pressure, it is claimed to take a fully deflated 700x25c road bike tyre to 100psi in around 25 seconds.
Using its USB-C port, it can charge to 100 per cent in an hour.
While it's not quite a replacement for an air compressor, it's certainly a nice luxury to have in the back of your car or van and means you don't waste any CO2 cartridges.
Giro Latch MTB shoes – £129 £51 (save 60%)
We reviewed the Latch shoes in 2022 and found them to balance sole stiffness and compliance well to provide ample grip.
Available in a few common sizes, if you're in the market for a new pair of flat pedal shoes, these are certainly worth a look.
Suunto Wing – £169 £125 (save 26%)
The Suunto Wing headphones are bone-conduction headphones that enable you to listen to your tunes while keeping your ears open to outside sounds.
When we tested them, we found they offered a sonic presentation that eclipsed other bone-conduction designs and was on par with a good few in-ear buds.
Their 10-hour battery life should sustain even long adventures.
Park Tool PCS-10.3 Deluxe home mechanic repair stand – £299.99 £199 (save 34%)
Working on a leaning or upside-down bike can be tricky, making a bike repair stand an essential for any budding mechanic.
This discounted Park Tool PCS-10.3 is a great workstand, and we scored it a high 4.5 stars when we reviewed it.
Its clamp is size-adjustable (from 22mm to 76mm) and has 360 degrees of rotation. It uses a cam to attach securely to your bike's seat tube and features padded jaws to avoid damaging the tube's surface.
It's got 480mm of height adjustment with a quick-release mechanism and is rated for bikes that weigh up to 36kg.
Powder-coated with a durable blue finish, its steel tubes are unlikely to rust any time soon.
Garmin Varia RTL515 Rearview Bike Radar and Tail Light – £159.99 £119.99 (save 25%)
The Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar alerts you to approaching vehicles via your head unit, detecting them at least 140m away.
The sensor is compatible with various bike computers and smartwatches from a range of brands, not just Garmin.
The computer screen, or Garmin's smartphone app, gives you a visual representation of relative position and you get an all-clear once there's nothing else detected behind you.
Specialized Roubaix SL8 Sport Apex – £3,250 £2,099 (save 35%)
The Roubaix is a versatile do-it-all road bike that can double up for light all-road duties thanks to high comfort levels and generous tyre clearances.
This 1x build lends itself well to gravel duties, while simplifying shifting for those starting out.
We're big fans of the bike, scoring a similarly specced Specialized Roubaix SL8 Sport 105 a 4.5-star rating.
Silca chain waxing bundle – £180 £119 (save 34%)
Chain waxing has become a popular form of chain lubrication in recent years, with improvements in efficiency and longevity making it a favourite for professional racers.
This machine from Silca uses chocolate-bar-style wax blocks, which you melt in its bowl, enabling you to submerge your recently cleaned chain.
Park Tool TGG-1 sliding T-handle hex wrench set – £127.99 £102.40 (20% discount applied at the basket)
This comprehensive T-handle Allen key set from Park Tool comes with sizes 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10mm.
A 'speed spinner' makes undoing and tightening bolts with long threads light work, while chamfered tips make sliding the tool's head into your bolts mistake-free.
Park's 'twist gripper' also helps remove bolts with heads that have been semi-rounded already by inferior Allen keys.
A plastic wall mount should help prevent the set from going walkabout while giving your workshop a professional look.
Garmin Fenix 7 – £559.99 £382.97 (save 32%)
The Fenix 7 uses a full-colour touchscreen sat in a 47mm fibre-reinforced case, featuring a stainless steel bezel for added durability.
This model measures heart rate and blood oxygen saturation to help optimise your recovery and has a battery life that's claimed to last for up to 18 days in regular smartwatch mode.
Garmin also offers a two-year warranty on the watch, giving you peace of mind.
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SRAM HS2 Rotor – $58 $38.72 (save 33%)
The HS2 gives your brakes an impressive performance boost, with it being one of our favourite spec highlights on many builds.
At 2mm, it's thicker than many standard rotors, giving your brakes a punchier feel while dissipating heat better on long descents.
With this saving, they're a no-brainer for those looking to upgrade their brakes without breaking the bank.
Garmin Forerunner 955 – $499.99 $399.99 (save 20%)
The Forerunner 955 has an always-on, full-colour LED display and an impressive battery life claim of 15 days in smartwatch mode – or 42 hours in GPS mode.
While the watch has a running focus, it has plenty of cycling-specific features and can be paired with your power meter to record power data.
It also features an in-built heart rate monitor so you can leave the chest strap at home.
POC Ventral Air MIPS – $260 $195 (save 25%)
We're big fans of POC's road helmets, with BikeRadar's best-loved son, Jack Luke, rarely seen without his bright orange Ventral Lite.
The Ventral Air MIPS is also the choice of pro riders on the EF Education – EasyPost team.
Garmin Edge 840 – $449.99 $349.99 (save 22%)
The Garmin Edge 840 is smaller than the Edge 1040 (previously the brand's flagship model), but packs in many of the same features.
Its smaller form factor is often chosen by racers and those less focused on having a large screen for navigation.
When is Black Friday 2024?
Black Friday falls on 29 November this year, with Cyber Monday on 2 December.
How to get a good deal on Black Friday and Cyber Monday
A little research goes a long way. Read a few online reviews before you commit to buy. There may be a reason for that 40 per cent discount.
Have you actually thought about what you want to buy? We recommend you put together a wishlist in advance so you don’t come to regret a rash decision.
Take price drops with a pinch of salt: they can often be hugely exaggerated, since they’re listed against an RRP that might be years old. Helpfully, we track deal prices and do our best to let you know about a product’s price history so you know you’re definitely getting the best deal.
Don’t let the stress get to you. If you see a deal that’s marked as ‘nearly out of stock’, add it to your shopping basket straight away. Then take a look at the prices other retailers are advertising. You normally get at least a couple of minutes before the item leaves your basket.
Consider installing the CamelCamelCamel browser extension, especially for Amazon-related shopping. This tool will monitor the prices of products on Amazon and notify you if you're truly securing the best possible deal.
Why Black Friday?
Black Friday is the day after America’s Thanksgiving holiday. Previously, the Friday was spent recuperating from the turkey and pumpkin pie, but sensing an opportunity, retailers began to offer post-Thanksgiving sales to tempt people off their couches and into the stores.
Black Friday really took off when the internet offered people the chance to stay sat on their couches and still go shopping. It has turned into an online sales frenzy, with online retailers often offering their best – or close to best – prices over the Thanksgiving holiday period.
It’s become such an internet event that the Monday after the holiday has been anointed Cyber Monday and offers yet more opportunities to buy at a discount. Bargains are appearing ever earlier in November as retailers try to steal a march on their competitors and generate extra turnover.
