Best Christmas bike deals 2023: biggest savings ahead of the post-Christmas and January sales

1. Castelli men's Gavia jacket: was $499.99, now $200.00 at Competitive Cyclist

With 60% off retail, this deal takes the versatile Gavia jacket from a wish list item to a must buy it now! A mid-weight shell with Gore-Tex protection, it's designed to fend of the wet and the wild. The long tail adds protection at the rear, while the storm zipper flap does the same at the front. We also like that the Gavia is cut a little roomier than a typical race-fit rain cape, meaning you can layer up if needed, making it work across a wider range of temps. 

2. Garmin Enduro: was $799.99, now $479.80 at Amazon

Not quite at its lowest price ever but this is still a significant discount for the rugged and durable Enduro. Like all high-end Garmin watches it's loaded with features to aid  training and navigation - and it also boasts an impressive 80-hour battery life. This is a deal you probably want to act on now.

3. Adidas The Velosamba Vegan Cycling Shoes: was $130.00, now from $65.00 at Adidas

These were a most wanted pair of casual cycling kicks for a long time, so now to find them with an over half price saving is a seriously good deal.  Specific colors and sizes are likely to move fast, so it makes sense to act when you find the color you like in your size. The insanely low price of $39 is for the white and blue color option in large sizes, but there are solid reductions on all colors, with the blue shoes pictured here now just $65.

4. Tacx Neo 2T smart trainer: was $1,399.99, now $899.99 at Amazon

When we reviewed the Tacx Neo 2T last year we concluded, "This is the most enjoyable trainer to use." We certainly still stand by that, especially as the only major quibble at the time was the price. However with this hefty discount that fades to very little to complain about.

This $500 saving is one of the best prices we've seen, especially given this is Tacx's range-topping smart trainer, which makes the 36% discount all the more compelling.

5. Specialized Torch 3.0 men's road shoes: were $230, now $115.00 at Jenson USA

You can actually get the Torch 3.0 from Specialized for cent less, but currently there better size availability at Jenson across the three colors. It's a great shoes, with two Boa dials to help with fit and foot security alongside a breathable upper and a stiff carbon sole. Now with 50% off retail.

6. Hammerhead Karoo 2 GPS computer: was $399.00, now $299.00 at Hammerhead

For Christmas, Hammerhead has knocked 100 bucks of its heralded head unit. You can read our review of the Karoo 2 for more detail, but safe to say we loved the high-res screen and the breadth of  features. 

7. Garmin Epix 2: was $799.99, now $522.90 at Amazon

The Epix stands out with its tougher and more rugged case combined with all the TOPO maps, health tracking and Garmin Pay features of all Garmin's top smartwatches.

8. Specialized Propero III helmet: was $130, now $64.99. at Specialized

I'm a big fan of the Propero lid - it's got a nice profile and plenty of vents and feels a little like a premium S-Works product but without the price tag - which is even lower here. Offered in three colors including white and black. Classic.

9. Shimano XC502 limited Edition shoes: were $175, now $105 at Competitive Cyclist

Designed for XC mountain biking, the XC502 low profile upper and aggressive sole also make it well-suited for gravel racing and riding. Limited Moss Green colorway only adds to the shoe's appeal - and here in a good range of sizes with 40% off retail.

10. Blackburn Outpost Bike and Camp Light: was $64.95, now $29.23 at Competitive Cyclist

It's only right that I include one stocking filler in the top 10 deals - and what better than a bike light, head lamp, and camp lantern all rolled into one - the ideal gift for the bikepacker in your life.

Garmin Fenix 7S Solar: was $699.99, now $499.99 at Amazon

The Fenix is one of Garmin's premium smartwatches - and it's on its biggest ever discount at Amazon. It's got full functionality with TOPO maps, Garmin Pay, health metric tracking and, of course, solar recharging - and much, much more. You can check out our full review of the Garmin Fenix 7S Solar over here. Now with 29% off.

Garmin Forerunner 245 Music: was $349.99, now $225 at Amazon

Arguably the Edge 530 of Garmin's GPS watch range, it provides the heart rate and GPS tracking you need for an effective workout across a huge range of sports – as well as storing music and other smartwatch functions. The performance versus price ratio is particularly good with this model. Currently with 36% off retail.

Garmin Vivoactive 4S: was $329.99, now $179.99 at Amazon

I think this is the best GPS crossover watch for anyone wanting a more subtle ride/gym fitness tracker. Monitor the usual movement data, along with energy levels, menstrual cycle, sleep, hydration and more. Download your own music playlist (subscription required) ,and either track or follow a workout on the screen. Safety and incident detection onboard with real time location sent to emergency contacts. Recently dropped in price again, now 45% off retail.

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus: now $599.99, now $339.28 at Amazon

We really rated the Garmin Edge 1030 when we reviewed it, finding it's features and functions very user friendly. It's one of the largest Garmin bike computers, but this does make maps and other data metrics, such as power, easy to read. It gains all of Garmin's nifty virtual coaching features, and is more off road friendly thanks to a specific mode setting. This discount is a fair one, but be aware that the brand has also just bought out it's latest flagship model the Garmin Edge 1040. This means the 1030 is no longer the range topper, so discounted units are more likely in a few shops, so check the quick links above before you buy.

Garmin Edge 830: was $399.99, now $279.99 at Amazon

This is the previous iteration of the enduringly popular Edge 800 series, with the touchscreen being the standout feature next to the more affordable Edge 530. Our testers were impressed, rating it 4.5 stars. Another recent price drop means it's now 30% off retail.

Garmin HRM-Dual: was $69.99, now $58.30 at Amazon

A heart rate monitor is one of the affordable ways to start tracking your performance and accurately quantifying the gains you are making. The ability to track your training load makes it much easier to ensure you’re doing the right amount – not too little and not too much. Currently with 25% off.

Shokz OpenRun: was $129.95, now $99.95 at Amazon  

Shokz's earbud-free listening is an incredibly comfortable solution for workouts, and it also keeps your ears open so you can hear approaching traffic if exercising outside. You can read our full review here.

Beats Studio Buds: was $149.95, now $89.95 at Amazon

If bone conduction isn't for you and noise cancelling is a higher priority – I think the Beats' Studio Buds are a great option for hard workouts. Lightweight and unobtrusive, they're super comfortable – and with an IPX4 rating, they're sweat resistant too. They've dropped again in price and now have 40% off.

Apple Airpods second generation: was $129.00 now $99.00 at Walmart

We couldn't find a better deal on these Apple Airpods, a stalwart of the mobile listening world. Trusted by millions they score highly wherever you find reviews. Our colleagues at What Hi-Fi? also rated them highly.

Tacx Neo 2T smart trainer: was $1,399, now $899.99 at Amazon

When we reviewed the Tacx Neo 2T last year we concluded, "This is the most enjoyable trainer to use." We certainly still stand by that, especially as the only major quibble at the time was the price. However with this hefty discount that fades to very little to complain about.

This $500 saving is one of the best prices we've seen, especially given this is Tacx's range-topping smart trainer, which makes the 36% discount all the more compelling.

Women's Health Men's Health Indoor Cycling Exercise Bike: was $453.00, now $299 at Amazon

It's still a relatively entry level indoor bike, but the team behind the belt drive magnetic resistance of this exercise bike say it allows you to track riding progress with measurable performance stats such as watts, calories, and cadence. Real time analytics which work with a specific MyFitnessCloud app. Currently with 34% off retail.

Elite Direto XR: was $999.99, now $639.00 at Amazon

This smart turbo might lack some of the refined qualities of its more expensive sister trainers but we found it still a great value-for-money package when we reviewed it last year. We found it responsive and it's power readings reliable. Currently with 36% off retail.

Tacx Flux 2 Direct Drive Smart Trainer: was $899.99 now $599.99

There are some obvious compromises to be made in the Tacx Flux 2 compared to the higher spec'ed Neo 2T, but you do get a decent bang for smaller buck, now made even more appealing with this $300 saving. The max power is 2,000W vs 1,500W, the max slope is 16% vs 10% and the accuracy is ±2.5% vs ±3%. This has been on the market a while now, so while the 33% saving at REI may be ending on September 30, Garmin also currently have the same offer with no specific time limits, although no guarantee how long it will last.   

Wahoo Kickr Snap trainer: was $350, now $299.99 at REI

If you're looking to start indoor cycling but aren't ready to invest in a direct drive trainer, then Wahoo's wheel-on Kickr Snap is a cost-effective way to get started on your training journey. Connects to your smart phone or head unit via ANT+ and Bluetooth.

Tacx Boost trainer: was $299.99, now $179.99 at Competitive Cyclist

Likewise, the Boost is another solid wheel-on option. It uses a manual resistance control so you can adjust it as required, while the flywheel helps to create a realistic pedaling stroke. Connects to your devices through wireless ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart. With this deal you can get training for well under 200 bucks.

Sunny Health & Fitness indoor exercise bike: was $299.99, now $197.08 at Amazon

It's a basic option, but at this price it's a great way to keep you moving through the dark winter months when outdoors doesn't have the same appeal. It's all mechanical so no extra draw on electrics, but you might want to jump on a virtual spin class for motivation.

Adidas Velosamba Vegan Cycling Shoes: was $130.00 now from $65 at Adidas

This is a brilliant 50% saving on the classic trainer  design of the Velosamba. The lowest price is for the blue and white colorway but there are discounts on other options too, including the classic black with white stripes. Sizing can be limited depending on your color choice.

Specialized Recon 1.0 shoes: were $110, now from $54.99 at Specialized

Designed as MTB shoe, the Recon 1.0s also make a great gravel or commute option thanks to the robust, grippy sole that balances on-bike stiffness with plenty of flexibility when walking. Available in plenty of colors and a wide range of sizes, with as much as 50% off retail.

Adidas The Parley Road Road Shoe Boa: was $200.00 now from $80.00 at Adidas

The Parley road shoe features a breathable Primeknit sock alongside a BOA dial that enables a micro-adjusted fit and fiberglass reinforced midsole for efficient power transfer. Available in emerald green and black, with the latter being $20 more expensive currently. 

Fizik R3 Aria: was $337.40, now from $75.32 at Amazon 

Benefitting from a full carbon outsole, the power transfer is much more direct, so you're not wasting your watts just twisting the shoe. Also featuring twin Boa dials, it's much easier to find a secure fit which doesn't pinch. This is a recent price drop so grab them if you can - on smaller sizes the discount is huge.

Giro Empire W ACC: was $149.99, now from $59.95 at Amazon

Super-high-end lace-ups with full-carbon Easton soles. When the Giro Empire ACC was launched it hit new levels of comfort, stiffness and micro-adjustability. And it was very expensive at $300-plus! This latest price reduction is surely as low as it can go. Limited sizes.

Specialized Torch 1.0 road shoes: were $120, now from $59.99 at Specialized

As an entry-level road shoes, the Torch 1.0 are tough to top. Offered in wide range of colors, they feature a single BOA dial to help you get a secure fit alongside a nylon composite sole that's moderately stiff for a balance of performance and comfort.

Specialized S-Works Prevail 3 helmet: was $299.99, now $209.99 at Competitive Cyclist

While there are biggest discounted lids in the sale, this one stands out for a couple of reasons: it's a current range topping S-Works model and it's still available in a range of sizes. Colors are limited to red or the limited edition Fjallraven green. Features include MIPS Air Cage technology and thru-channels for even better ventilation. You can read our review of the S-Works Prevail 3 for more detail.

Lazer Sphere MIPS helmet: was $168.99, now from $115.99 at Probikekit

The Sphere boasts 18 vents to keep you cool in warm weather but also has the option of adding the Aeroshell during the colder months. It also features MIPS technology to protect against rotational forces during an accident and a handy sunglasses dock.

POC Omne Air MIPS Bike Helmet: was $169.95, now $101.97 at Backcountry

The Omne Air Spin is a versatile number, at home on the daily commute as well as weekend road or gravel ride. It's pretty lightweight, at just 267g, but offers protection using POC's patented SPIN system, which protects against rotational impacts. A good all-rounder and now available at an even better price - currently with as much as 40% off retail.

100% S3 sunglasses: were $165, now $82.50 at Competitive Cyclist

The S3's are a popular choice at CW due to one-piece lens shape - large, but not overly so - and the grippy nose piece and temple arms - that mean they're comfortable to wear and stay in place. You can read our review of the 100% S3 for more information, but trust us, this is great 50% off deal. Limited to the Tact Glow colorway.

Specialized Deflect Reflect H20 Women's Jacket: was $250, now $52.95 at Specialized

The Specialized Deflect Reflect H20 Women's Jacket is made with Deflect 2.75-layer woven fabric that's wind and water resistant , features fully taped seams but is still breathable. However, this super low price only relates to the black colorway 

Specialized SL Bib Short - Women's: was $149.99, now $97.49 at Backcountry

A reliable pair of bibs make a huge difference to the enjoyment of a ride. Specialized's SL bib shorts use a HookUp magnetic closure for ease of entry and its own Performance Body Geometry 3D chamois for comfort over long distances. Elsewhere the fabric is designed to both breathe and stretch as well as providing protection against UV rays. Now in XS and S only.

Adidas The Cold.RDY Long Sleeve Cycling Jersey Women's: was $150.00, now $105 at Adidas

The off-set zip makes this close fitting fleece jersey ideal to team with a water proof outer layer when the weather becomes foul. Sizes extra small to extra large are currently all in stock, but only in the pinkish color, which is actually called Wonder Red, with white stripes. The price has dropped again in recent days despite there being a good range of sizes still available.

Adidas The Padded Cold.RDY Cycling Bib Tights: was $200.00, now $80.00 at Adidas

The women's thermal, wind and water resistant bib tights are available in black and currently across a full range of sizes. Recently dropped in price again, and are now well under $100.

Castelli men's Gavia jacket: was $499.99, now $200 at Competitive Cyclist

With 60% off retail, this deal takes the versatile Gavia jacket from a wish list item to must buy it now! A mid-weight shell with Gore-Tex protection, it's designed to fend of the wet and the wild. The long tail adds protection at the rear, while the storm zipper flap does the same at the front. We also like that the Gavia is cut a little roomier than a typical race-fit rain cape, meaning you can layer up if needed, making it work across a wider range of temps. 

Specialized men's RBX Thermal bib tights: were $150, now $89.99 at Specialized

During these colder months a quality pair of bib tights will keep you riding outdoors instead of having to hideaway on the turbo trainer. These RBX Thermal tights feature a cozy and water-resistant Lombardia fleece material as well as a comfortable Body Geometry 3D chamois pad. With over $50 off retail, it's a great deal.

Men's RBX Expert Long Sleeve Thermal Jersey: was $125, now $74.99 at Specialized

If you've bought the bib tights, then this matching thermal jersey competes the look. Made from a similar fleece-backed material it will keep you warm will still wicking moisture away. Details include a full length zipper and three rear pockets. Currently available in three colors and across a good range of sizes

Adidas The Cold.RDY Long Sleeve Cycling Jersey men's: was $150.00, now $105.00 at Adidas 

As with the women's version the big saving on this fleece, close-fitting jersey makes it a highly versatile wardrobe addition for teaming with an outer shell or on its own in milder conditions. Only available in blue, but all sizes from small to extra extra large currently showing as available. 

Castelli Sorpasso RoS Limited Edition Bib Tight: was $209.99, now $146.99 at Backcountry

We haven't reviewed the men's version of these tights, but we have tested the women's – so we can comment on the performance of the fabrics if not this exact cut and fit. They were toasty warm, and as hinted at by the RoS moniker, they really do perform come rain or shine – they are waterproof enough to fend off a shower but still breathable enough for hard efforts in the dry. There is currently availability in all sizes – but only in blue. Another price drop has them with 30% off - and currently available in the full size range.

Gore men's Phantom Gore-Tex Infinium Jacket: was $192.36, now from $120 at Amazon

Ideal for cool days and highly versatile, there's the option of zipping off the sleeves of this windbreaker to convert it into a short-sleeved jersey. It's water-repellent too.  

Gore Men's C5 Thermo Cycling bib tights: was $170.00, now from $108 at Amazon 

These should get you through the worst of winter on the bike thanks to the DWR (water repellent) protection, and Gore's own Windstopper fabric where it's needed to keep the chill off. 

Le Col Aqua Zero LS jersey: was $185.00, now $120.25 at Amazon

We really liked the Le Col Aqua Zero LS jersey, so much so that we gave it an Editor's Choice Award. The fit and comfort are on point, and its thermal properties were great. The water repellence does wash out quickly, so you'd best grab a bottle or can of DWR while you're still on Amazon.

Vittoria Corsa G2.0 Tubeless Tire 25c: was $87.99, now $44.00 at Backcountry 

Vittoria's Corsa range has long impressed us with its combination of cornering grip, low rolling resistance and good puncture resistance. Finding decent tire deals can be tricky as they're often only for the narrowest options, so the 50% off this 25c tire, which is also tubeless, is well worth grabbing. If width and tubeless isn't your bag, check out all Backcountry's Vittoria deals.

Continental Grand Prix 5000 tires: was $87.95, now from $46.90 at Competitive Cyclist

If there's one product universally loved at Cycling Weekly then it's Continental's GP 5000 tires - and with good reason. They offer reliable puncture protection yet are still supple enough to provide great ride quality, while the compound is both grippy and fast rolling. In essence, it's all you want from a tire - and with more than 50% off it's the ideal time to stock up. If you need more convincing you can read a review in our guide to the best road bike tires. Unlike the Vittorias above these are still available in a range of widths, including 32mm for the all-road riders out there.

Shimano Ultegra PD-R8000 Pedals: was $199.99, now $129 at Amazon

Shimano Ultegra is the go-to for many amateur racers and performance-oriented cyclists. With an extremely high build quality, albeit slightly heavier than the range-topping Dura-Ace components, Ultegra delivers extremely good performance for the price. For this, we gave these pedals a full five stars in our review.

Silca Ultimate Tubeless Sealant: was from $18.00, now from $14.40 at Backcountry 

When we subjected six tubeless sealants to our screwdriver puncture test we found that Silca sealant took the crown. We were not only impressed by its ability to deal with punctures just over 6mm, and seal them soundly, but were also taken with the how they did it. According to the brand, it uses recycled carbon fibre and an environmentally safe foaming suspension liquid in order to do so. There's around 20% off all three size bottles to choose from, with 8oz for $14.40, 16oz for $19.20 and the 32oz for $30.40..  

Muc Off No Puncture Hassle: was $39.99, now from $28.98 at Amazon

Sealing holes up to 6mm, Muc Off's tubeless sealant really impressed us and was the runner-up in our tubeless sealant screwdriver test, where we put six popular brands to the test with the higher pressures of road tires. It's rated for low temperatures and lasts up to six months. We called it an affordable option at full price and so on this great discount, it certainly comes highly recommended.

Crankbrothers Klic Digital Bike Pump: was $225.00, now $155.53 at Amazon

Redefining compact, the hose of the Click is hidden inside the pump body, and engages a magnet that keeps the pump compact while carrying. It's also equipped with a universal head for compatibility with both Presta and Schrader valves.

Fizik Vento Solocush Tacky Bar Tape: was $39.99, now from $16.79 at Competitive Cyclist

There's up to 58% this tacky bar tape, that has been specifically designed with racing in mind, but with the promise of grip and cushioning too, it would make a good daily steed option too, especially at these prices.  To take advantage of the best price, you need to select red, but with money off all six colorways, there should be something to match your ride. 

Crankbrothers M19 Multitool: was $33.99, now from $28.67 at Amazon

A good quality multitool is always a joy. Alongside the fleet of hex wrenches, it also features Torx wrenches, Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, a chain tool and four spoke wrench sizes – so you should be covered for most eventualities that could befall you out on the road.

PRO CombiPack saddle bag: was $50, now $30 at Competitive Cyclist

This neat saddle bag contains a 10 function multi-tool, two tire levers and a Co2 inflator with two cartridges - in short, all your non-edible ride essentials. Currently with 40% off it's a great gift for any one new to cycling.

ABUS Bordo Granit X Plus 6500/110 lock: was $209.99, now $72.35 from Amazon

This folding lock from ABUS offers plenty of locking combinations as well as ensuring it's a nice compact size when not in use. Features include 5.5mm steel bars and a carry case that can be mounted on your bike.

Thule Helium Pro 3-Bike Hitch Rack: was $499, now $299.93 at REI

You can fit three bikes on this rack and still get to your trunk thanks to a handy hinge built in. Plus, it's made from aluminum, so you should be able to do it without putting your back out. Now with 40% off!

Chefman Barista Pro Espresso Machine: was $139.00, now $119.99 at Walmart

Fresh coffee can't really be beaten in the morning and this is a compact and affordable way to get your fix. It has a 1.8 litre water tank, so you shouldn't have to refill it too often, and a built-in milk frother.

Specialized Crux Expert: was $6,200, now $4,999.99 at Specialized

The Crux is a super light gravel bike that's versatile enough to work for cross racing and on the road too. We reviewed the Pro model and loved the combination of a light and stiff frameset - and the SRAM Rival AXS equipped Expert while a little heavier (8kg) should still deliver an equally fun ride. It's an expensive option, so this significant Christmas discount makes it far more palatable. Currently still available in a wide range of sizes.

Co-op Cycles Generation e1.1 Electric Bike: was $1,499, now $898.93 at REI

With 40% off the Co-Ops e-bike drops below $1000 - for this you get a city-ready machine that has five assist modes, 30-40 miles of range, a built-in rack, fenders and wide 2.4" tires for comfort. The one-size frame is adjustable making it easy to share the bike with the whole family.

Specialized Jett Single Speed Bike - Kids' bike: was $400, now $199.99 at Competitive Cyclist

When they've outgrown the balance bike, the Jett is great option. It has a single speed drive chain to keep things simple alongside 16" wheels, v-brakes and adjustable bars and seat post to allow it to grow with your child.

Cannondale Trail 12: was $260.00, now $194.93 at REI

Perfect for smaller kids getting into cycling this bike, with 12" wheels, has been put together with seat, rubbery grips and training wheels with 2 to 4 year olds in mind. The aluminum alloy frame helps the bike come in at 15 lbs. 9.6 oz. If this is too small check out the 16 inch version on sale.

Instep Quick-N-EZ Double Tow Behind Bike Trailer: was $229.99, now $160.99 at Amazon

This is a decent price for the Instep Quick-N-EZ Double. It's not yet made it onto our best children's bike trailers, guide, but is nearly $500 cheaper than some of the options there. Capable of carrying two kids and it converts into a stroller, so it could be a great budget option for taking little legs along for the ride. Now with 37% off retail.

1. Tacx Neo 2 smart trainer: was £1,119.99, now £649.99 at Wiggle

This deal is for the Neo 2 SE - as in special edition - and comes with the internal workings of a regular NEO 2 but with the axles of the NEO 2T, which provides greater compatibility including thru-axles. With the 2T still routinely found on retail sites at full price, this makes for a truly great deal, given that the SE delivers up to 2,200 watts of resistance, can replicate gradients of up to 25% and measure power accurately to +/- 1%. You can check our guide to the best smart trainers for more detailed reviews. Currently with 46% off!

2. Castelli Gavia jacket: was £430, now £240 at Merlin Cycles

At full price this jacket is certainly expensive, indicative of the quality of fabrics and detail. It uses a three-layer mid-weight Gore-Tex material for the body and sleeves, with a stretchy Gore-Tex in the shoulders and wrists - the result is protection against the wind, rain and cool without restricting movement on the bike. With 44% off however it becomes far more affordable. Available in black and currently across a full range of sizes.

3. Trek Domane AL2 Disc Road bike: was £1,050.00, now £739.00 at Evans Cycles

We love the Trek Domane AL - so much so that its higher spec brother, the AL4, is our go-to road bike under £1,500.

The Trek Domane AL2 is a brilliant option for those looking for quality and versatility, without going crazy on budget. The Domane AL2 is fitted with 8-speed Shimano shifting and disc brakes.

4. Garmin Edge 1040 GPS Cycle Computer: was £519.99, now £397.00 at Wiggle

We were very impressed with the solar-powered version of the Edge 1040 when we tested it, although the price tag was a bit eye-watering. Without the solar technology and with a hefty 24% discount, Garmin's flagship computer offers all you could want in terms of data, mapping and training help at a fantastic price.

5. Sportful Fiandre NoRain bib shorts: were £130, now £65 at Merlin Cycles

A pair of weather-proof bib shorts come in really handy on warmer winter days, paired with some leg warmers, or on those spring days when showers typically punctuate your rides. Sportful's NoRain fabric is tried and tested and at 50% off retail, these bibs are steal.

6. Specialized S-Works Prevail 3 helmet: was £250, now from £160 at Sigma Sports

To get a 36% discount on a current S-Works lid certainly qualifies this as a great deal. The lowest price applies to certain colors but there still discount - albeit smaller - on the black and white models. You can read our review of the Prevail 3 helmet for more information, but safe to say, we rated it highly.

7. 100% S3 sunglasses: were £179.99, now £73.99 at Freewheel

Over £100 off a premium pair of cycling glasses is quite the deal - and the S3's are exactly that. The large lens shape delivers protection without appearing too large on the face - and its interchangeable so you pick up a  spare lens or two for differing riding conditions. We love the 'alternative fit' nose pad too so you can really dial in the comfort.

8. Garmin Fenix 7S Solar: was £689.99, now £500.80 at Amazon

The Fenix 7S Solar packs all the TOPO maps, Garmin Pay and health tracking features ubiquitous across Garmin's premium smartwatch models. I particularly like the Fenix as it's a little more sophisticated than the super sporty Forerunner series, as well as the more ruggedized Epix. You can check out our full review of the Garmin Fenix 7S Solar here.

9. Fizik Tempo R5 overcurve road shoes: were £159.99, now £79.99 at Wiggle

Not everybody wants a super stiff carbon sole. Neither does everyone want to pay a small fortune for their road shoes. I've always felt Fizik's R5 strike a nice balance - they have the looks of premium shoe, and feature a Boa dial,  but have a far more forgiving composite sole. This deal has them with 50% off and still available in a range of colors and sizes. 

10. Muc-Off Ultimate Bicycle Care Kit: was £100, now £65.99 at Merlin Cycles

Think of this kit as aiding one of your cycling new year resolutions: to keep your bike's clean and running smoothly. Muc-Off's Ultimate kit includes all you need from brushes and sponges to cleaner and lube - and it all comes in a tool box. Your bikes will thank you for it!.

Garmin Epix 2: was £580.00, now £457.00 at Amazon

The Epix 2 briefly dropped to £400.00 in May 2022 - a truly mega deal that has never yet been repeated. But aside from that one crazy price drop, this is currently the cheapest the Garmin Epix 2 has ever been on Amazon. The Epix is truly tech-packed and boasts the brightest and easiest to read screen of all Garmin's premium models. You can check out our full Garmin Epix 2 review here.

Garmin Fenix 7S Solar: was £689.99, now £500.80 at Amazon

The Fenix 7S Solar packs all the TOPO maps, Garmin Pay and health tracking features ubiquitous across Garmin's premium smartwatch models. I particularly like the Fenix as it's a little more sophisticated than the super sporty Forerunner series, as well as the more ruggedized Epix. You can check out our full review of the Garmin Fenix 7S Solar here.

Garmin Forerunner 55 GPS: was £179.99, now £139.99 at Decathlon

It's not a cycling watch per se, but a great everyday smartwatch allrounder. I think it's ideal for anyone undertaking extra sports curriculum alongside riding, especially if you want to track data. You can still monitor all your cycling stats (other than power) as well as a whole host of other sports, as well as analysing overall health and sleep stats, it'll even give you a fish forecast if your logged on via Connect IQ.

This isn't the cheapest price it's ever been, but the lowest I've seen in the current market at 23% off.

Garmin Fenix 6X Pro: was £649.99, now £559.00 at Amazon

With pre-installed TOPO maps, this is a great option if you're looking for a smartwatch for navigating your rides and runs. Packed with health and fitness features for tracking your activities and analysing them afterwards too - it really does cover all your needs on and off the bike. Check out our full Garmin Fenix 6 review here.  

Wahoo Elemnt Bolt V2: was £249.99, now £224.99 at Sigma Sports

You can get a cheaper bike computer than the latest Elemnt Bolt. But in terms of the features you get for the price - particularly regarding the navigation - there is little that comes close. I've used it for my longest gravel ride and on a trans-Alpine epic and it never skipped a beat. Read our full Wahoo Elemnt Bolt V2 review here.

Garmin Edge 830 GPS computer: was £349.99, now £250.00 at Halfords

A great deal on this well respected GPS unit, which many love for its touchscreen functionality. Our reviewers loved the unit, praising its "whole suite of analysis at your fingertips" and giving it 4.5 stars. Currently with £99.99 off.

Garmin Edge 130 Plus: was £169.99, now £118.80 at Amazon

Packed with all the important features you need including ANT+ and Bluetooth, turn-by-turn directions and a stack of data fields, Garmin's entry-level cycling computer is arguably the best value option out there. This is a great price drop, with a 30% reduction right now.   

Garmin Varia RCT 715 Camera And Tail Light: was £349.99, now £299.00 at Tredz

Yes, this discount isn't huge in percentage terms, but it's still works a £50 saving. If you're after a camera, light and radar alert unit, this is a great option.

Garmin Edge 530: was £259.99, now from £179 at Amazon

Anyone wanting to benefit from Garmin's advanced data support on rides, but can't justify the expense of the top-end versions will be pleased to know that the Edge 530 mirrors the Garmin Edge 830, but without the added expense of the touchscreen. At this mid-range price point, its functionality is very hard to beat and even more so at this discounted price. You can read our full review of the Edge 530 here.Currently with 31% off.

Wahoo Elemnt Roam GPS bike computer: was £219.99, now £179.00 at Evans Cycles

There's a decent saving on the Wahoo Elemnt Roam GPS bike computer. We rated this almost as much as the Garmin Edge 830, finding its route planning intuitive and overall packaged really nicely. At the time it was a cheaper option, and it showed in the the re-route software and the battery life. Faulty mounts were an issue at the time, but hopefully that's since been resolved.

Beats Fit Pro wireless: was £219.99, now £129.00 at Amazon

I've not tested this exact pair, but many of the team here at Cycling Weekly have purchased over-ear headphones from the same brand due to the excellent fit and sound quality. Wireless and active noise cancelling, the Fit Pro ear buds are designed to lock in your ear to prevent them dropping out. Also sweat resistant, making them a ideal for a hot indoor workout companion. Now with 41% off - and a great match with one of the recommended trainer deals above.

Beats Studio Buds: was £159.99, now £99.00 at Amazon

If noise cancelling is a higher priority than bone conduction, Beats' Studio Buds will probably be the earphones for you. Lightweight and unobtrusive, they're super comfortable and a great option for hard workouts. With an IPX4 rating, they're also sweat resistant too. Now with 38% off.

Wahoo Kickr Snap turbo trainer: was £429.99, now £249.00 at Sigma Sports

While direct drive trainers certainly have their merits, the affordability and folding design of wheel-on trainers makes them a better bet for some. In our  our guide to the best turbo trainers we rated Wahoo's Kickr Snap as the best non-direct drive machine on the market. It's compatible with training apps such as Zwift, has up 1,500 watts of resistance and can replicate gradients of up to 12%.

Tacx Neo 2 smart trainer: was £1,119.99, now £649.99 at Wiggle

The Neo has seen various updates since its release in 2015. This deal is for the Neo 2 SE - as in special edition - and comes with the internal workings of a regular NEO 2 but with the axles of the NEO 2T, which provides greater compatibility including thru-axles. With the 2T still routinely found on retail sites at full price, this makes for a truly great deal, given that the SE delivers up to 2,200 watts of resistance, can replicate gradients of up to 25% and measure power accurately to +/- 1%. You can check our guide to the best smart trainers for more detailed reviews. Currently with 46% off!

Tacx Neo Bike Smart: was £2,299.99, now £2,098.00 at Tredz

Okay, so a £200 discount isn't so great deal when the spend is over two grand. But with Tacx having recently released its new Tacx Neo Bike Plus, which comes in at a staggering £3,499.99 – you could see this as a £1,600 saving, while stocks last. The two models are very similar with the main differences being more crank length options, redesigned shifters and a slimmer seatpost – all good improvements, but for most people the older model will be the better deal. 

Elite Direto-X OTS Smart Turbo Trainer: was £769.99, now £499.00 at Halfords

Elite’s Directo Smart trainer is an ideal companion for your winter training plans. It delivers 1400 watt power output at 40km per hour while also replicating gradients of up to 14%. Power readings are accurate to +/- 2%, while its Bluetooth and ANT+ compatibility allows you to send more data to your cycling computer and phone as well as connect to training apps, such as Zwift and TrainerRoad.

dhb Aeron Lab Carbon Road Shoe: was £180.00, now £30.00 at Wiggle

There's now an eye popping 83% off this pair of carbon road shoes from dhb - however sizing is limited. If you're thinking could this be too good to be true? Well perhaps, or perhaps not. We've reviewed dhb's cheaper lace-up carbon shoe and been highly impressed. Reviews on the website are a little mixed. Some customers have had had issues with the nuts for the cleat bolts, but others have been fine. For £30, its worth a punt surely. 

Specialized Torch 3.0 road shoes: were £230, now £115 at Sigma Sports

When it comes to high-quality performance road shod the Torch 3.0 ticks the boxes - two Boa dials for superior fit, comfort  and foot retention, a stiff carbon sole for better power transfer and a  breathable mesh upper to stop your feet from overheating. With the deal, you get all this for under £115.

Oakley Jawbreaker Dual Lens Photochromic sunglasses: was £280.00, now £168 at Wiggle

An icon of the sporting sunglasses world, the Jawbreaker continues to be relevant thanks to the large lens and wide field of vision. This model comes with two pairs of interchangeable lens - a clear lens for low light conditions and a photochromic lens that adjusts to match changing light conditions. It's expensive tech but this deal makes it far more more affordable.

Fizik Tempo Powerstrap R5 road shoes: was £159.99, now from £60.75 at Wiggle

The Tempo Powerstrap R5 uses a single velcro strap that pulls together both sides of the shoes for a stable and comfortable fit. There's also a carbon-reinforced nylon sole aimed at cyclists who prefer a little flex. I rate the R5 as a an affordable road shoe, and with more than 50% off the pink and white options it's truly a great deal.

dhb extreme winter gloves: was £45.00, now £33.50 at Wiggle

Extreme conditions call for an extreme glove - after all there's little worse that cold hands during a long ride. Dhb's aptly named Extreme winter gloves are both wind and waterproof and feature fleece lining and hollow-fill insulation while still allowing your hands to breathe. Other details include silicone finger grippers and a microfibre nose wipe.

Castelli Estremo winter gloves: was £125.00, now £93.75 at Merlin Cycles

The Estremo is a true deep winter glove. It features a long adjustable cuff that traps heat and blocks cold in equal measure as well as using a Windstopper fabric to repel the wind and rain. There's also an inner fleece material, which makes the Estremo particularly cosy to wear and silicone grippers on the palm for better control in wet and cold conditions. 

Giro Sector MTB shoes: were £229.99, now £159 at Merlin Cycles

The Sector's make a great gravel shoe, thanks to two Boas for a dialed in fit, a carbon-composite sole with a heavily gripped outsole and a breathable synchwire upper. Currently with 31% off and in a wide range of sizes.

Castelli Perfetto ROS gloves: were £85, now £54 from Sigma Sports

A low profile winter glove option for riders who hate bulk. The fleece lined and GORE-TEX Infinium based gloves come with a stretchy neoprene wrist and silicone palms for grip. Still a reasonable amount of sizes left, but the most popular ones are going quick. Currently with 36% off.

Giro Aether Spherical road helmet: was £289.00, now from £104.00 at Sigma Sports 

In our guide to the best road bike helmets we rated the Giro Aether highly due to its combination of comfort, ventilation, low weight and safety - the Aether features the gold-standard MIPS Spherical technology, which is designed to better protect against rotational forces during a crash. Normally all this adds up to helmet with a hefty price tag, but here it's offered at a price that makes it far more affordable. A huge 64% saving but only size small left.

Lazer Sphere MIPS helmet: was £134.99, now £106.49 at Probikekit

Suited to both road and gravel riding as well as a daily commute, the Sphere is a lightweight lid with plenty of features. It benefits from MIPS technology as well as Lazer's Advanced Rollsys fit system, 18 vents, integrated eyewear docking and reflective details to help you to be more visible. 

Lazer Compact DLX MIPS helmet: was £45.00, now £30.00 at Halfords

While not specifically a road helmet, this is probably the most accessible price point I've seen a MIPS helmet at. Designed for leisure cycling, the MIPS system, Multi-directional Impact Protection System, is teamed with a rear integrated light, so a good option for commuters. The down side is that it's one size only, so might not be the best fit for smaller heads.  The original RRP was a great price and now there's an additional £15 off. 

Rapha Women's Core Short Sleeve Jersey: was £74.99, now £38.00 at Evans Cycles 

The Rapha Core range really has become a cycling wardrobe staple. There's nothing fancy about it, but I've always found it comfortable and versatile. As with many sales items, you are limited to the color to get this price drop, but personally we think it's a great one for being seen on the road.  Currently available in most sizes.

Sportful Fiandre Light NoRain Womens Cycling Jacket: was £155.00, now £93.00 at Decathlon 

The Sportful Fiandre Light NoRain Jacket has been around a while now, with several versions released over the years. This latest one offers resistance from the rain and wind, while allowing moisture to escape. An extra long rear protects from road spray, and three rear pockets make it highly practical. The 40% saving does mean you are limited to the dark olive green colorway, but if you're happy with that compromise, then you should be able to find one in your size with most still showing in stock. 

Rapha Women's Core Bib Shorts: was £109.99, now £88.00 at Evans Cycles

Classic Rapha black shorts that will see you good across several seasons. We've recently reviewed these and found them so good that they were awarded 4.5 out of 5 stars. They seemed to instantly become a go-to pair of shorts, and noted that they were a great price, and now there's a further price drop of 20%. Available in all sizes, but only in black.    

Castelli Gavia jacket: was £430, now £240 at Merlin Cycles

At full price this jacket is certainly expensive, indicative of the quality of fabrics and detail. It uses a three-layer mid-weight Gore-Tex material for the body and sleeves, with a stretchy Gore-Tex in the shoulders and wrists - the result is protection against the wind, rain and cool without restricting movement on the bike. With 44% off however it becomes far more affordable. Available in black and currently across a full range of sizes.

Castelli Explore Velocissimo Bib Tights: was £140.00, now £70.00 at Wiggle

Winter bib tights don't have to cost the earth. This offering from Castelli boasts plenty of technical details, including a Thermoflex fabric which uses a brushed inner face to lock in your body heat, but are still affordable to cyclists on a budget. At this discounted price it might even be sensible to buy two pairs to see you through this winter and many more to come.

Castelli Alpha RoS 2 jacket: was £320.00, now from £160.00 at Wiggle

Winter riding isn't always about just about bitterly cold temperatures. Certainly in the UK you're likely to get plenty of rain too. The Alpha Ros 2 is equipped to deal with it all, using Gore-Tex Infinium fabric to protect against the cold and the wet, while still being breathable so you don't over heat during hard efforts. It's this versatility that landed the Alpha RoS 2 in our guide to the best winter cycling jackets and why I've handpicked it here as a deal that's too good to pass up. Currently with as much as 50% off.

dhb Blok Classic Thermal Bib Tights: was £80.00, now £60.00 at Wiggle

dhb's reputation for good quality cycling clothing at affordable prices is exemplified by its Classic Thermal Tights. They feature fleece-backed lycra, an anatomic chamois, reflective details and a high front with an extended zip - details designed to keep you both warm and comfortable on long, cold rides - attributes shared with many of the best bib tights featured in our guide. With this discount, they represent an opportunity to bolster your winter cycling wardrobe without spending a fortune. 

GORE Wear C5 Men's Cycling Bib Shorts+: was £99.99, from £64.99 at Amazon

Boasting breathable and quick-wicking fabrics, as well as a pressure relieving chamois, Gore's mid-range option is a great all-rounder that comes without the premium tag of the more exclusive C7 shorts -  we were really impressed by them when we had them on review, awarding 4.5 out of five stars. Benefitting from a recent price drop in certain colours and sizes.

dhb Merino Long Sleeve Jersey 2.0: was £95.00, now from £47.50 at Wiggle

dhb's Long Sleeve Merino Jersey is ideally suited to riding across autumn, winter and spring thanks to the natural benefits of merino wool. Not only does it aid temperature regulation it's also anti-bacterial and odour resistant - ideal for bikepacking and touring trips. Other details include a full-length zip and three good-sized pockets to help carry all your gear.

Castelli Sorpasso ROS Bib Tight: was £199.00, now from £130.00 at Sigma Sports 

The Castelli Sorpasso RoS bib tights are a favourite here at Cycling Weekly. They really do perform come rain or shine, being water repellent enough to fend off a shower whilst still being breathable enough for hard efforts in the dry. Currently with as much as 41% off.

Castelli Puro 3 long sleeve jersey: was £130.00, now £59.99 at Merlin Cycles

A thermal long sleeve jersey is a winter riding staple and Castelli's Puro more than does the job. Not only will it help you to be visible in poor light conditions it will also keep you warm without you overheating. Details include a full length zip and reflective panels. Wear on its own in cooler temperatures or pair with a winter jacket on the coldest days. The deal is for the Yellow Fluro and Saville blue colorways only. Currently with 54% off and available in a good run of sizes.

Adidas The Padded Cycling Bib Shorts: was £110.00, now £58.30 at Adidas

There's a decent 40% off these bib shorts from Adidas, which are made from, coincidently, 40% recycled fabric. Men's and women's fit on offer, and there's two colors, but it's tricky to tell the difference - so check what version you pop in your basket. Currently both genders have all sizes available.  

GoreWear Men's C5 Jersey Assorted colors: was £89.99, now from £40.00 on Amazon UK

Perfect for hot summer weather , the C5 jersey is a lightweight, breathable cycling jersey that's form fitted, and made of quality and durable materials. Best of all: this premium jersey currently has 60% off!

Castelli Perfetto RoS Vest: was £150, now £65 from Merlin Cycles

Not all cycling vests are created equal! Castelli's Perfetto RoS is made using Gore-Tex's Infinium fabric, which is both windproof and water resistant, as well as incorporating a breathable NanoFlex panel at the rear. Other details include two rear pocket and a dropped tail for better coverage when riding. Currently with a huge 57% discount.

Universal Colours Chroma Merino Base Layer: was £75.00, now £29.00 at Sigma Sports

The Chroma long sleeve base layer uses Nuyarn knit technology to improve the strength of the garment, while the merino blend ensures that it's high performing  too, with anti-bacterial and moisture-wicking properties among the highlights. Currently with an impressive 61% off retail.

Continental Grand Prix 5000 tires 28c: was £69.00, now from £35.99 at Sigma Sports

Well this is a steal of a deal. There's a brilliant 43% off these Continental GP5000 tires, and actually in decent widths. The reliable puncture protection rubber is still supple enough to provide great ride quality, proving both grippy and and fast rolling. The discount does vary depending on the size option, but if you need more help in choosing, check out our guide to the the best road bike tires to help make your decision. 

Supacaz Super Sticky Kush Bar Tape: was £33.00, now from £26.99 at Sigma Sports

We've always found Supercaz to be super grippy, nicely cushioned, it's high quality and lasts. The bright multicolor designs by the brand are another perk, but the biggest discount currently is on good ol' black, which does a great job of hiding the dirt.

Shimano Ultegra Brake Cable Set: was £25.99, now £12.76 at Amazon

With the slow deterioration in performance from a set of old brake cables, you might not realise just how bad things have gotten. Replacing the brake cables is part of that periodic servicing cycle and can go a long way to making a bike feel like new.

High5 Energy Gel - 20 pack: was £26.99, now from £11.75 at Amazon

Providing you with a quick energy boost while riding, these gels pack in 23g of carbohydrates. Made from a wide range of natural fruit juice flavours, discounts vary across the various flavours, but all are worthwhile.

Muc-Off 8-in-1 Bike Cleaning Kit: was £50, now £34.99 at Halfords

Bike cleaning kits can make a messy and time-consuming job quicker thanks to purpose-designed brushes and sprays, and this option from Muc-Off is an excellent choice. It comes with Muc-Off's famous pink Nano Tech Cleaner, which the brand claims is the most effective formula out there, and it's biodegradable.

Garmin Varia RTL515 Rearview Cycling Radar and Tail Light: was £169.99, now £129.99 at Garmin

The Varia RTL515 is a smartphone-compatible cycling radar and tail light. Pairing easily with your Garmin Edge, smartwatch or smartphone it provides tone and vibration alerts to make you aware of approaching cars. It can even be paired with third-party navigation apps to overlay your maps with rearview radar alerts. As for the tail light, it's designed to offer daylight visibility of up to a mile and has a battery life of 16 hours in day flash mode.

Crankbrothers Multi 20 Tool: was £39.99, now £34.00 at Tredz

With the workmanship that we’ve come to expect from Crankbrothers, all you really need to know are what tools have been squeezed in here. There are seven hex wrenches from 2 to 8mm as well as T10 and T25 heads. Screwdrivers include a Phillips and two flathead items, there’s chain tool for 8 through to 12 speed chains and three spoke wrenches – and for the cyclist who is ‘with the times’, you’ve got a tire plug tool and plugs, valve-core tightener and rotor straightener as well.

Kryptonite New York FAHGETTABOUDIT Mini Lock: was £119.99, now £94.49 on Amazon 

Kryptonite’s New York lock might be small in size but it still packs a punch. It features an 18mm hardened steel shackle alongside a cylinder that’s pick and drill resistant and a double deadbolt design that’s designed to combat ‘twist’ attacks. It all adds up to a Sold Secure Gold rating and plenty of peace of mind. The compact D-lock weighs just 2.06kg, meaning it's easy to carry both on the bike or in a bag. And now you can save 21% from the original retail price.

On-Guard 8001 Brute:was £41.99, now £34.46 at Amazon

The independent lock testing company, Sold Secure, recently added a “Diamond” rating to give better credit to those previously Gold-rated locks that far exceed the already stringent testing requirements. Even at full price, this is a great value lock that would be well worth upgrading to, even though the bike mount is a little bulky. 

SKS Raceblade Pro Stealth Series Mudguard Set: were £56, now £36.99 at Chain Reaction

Riding in the winter usually means dealing with wet and mucky road conditions. A good pair of mudguards not only help to keep your bike clean, they also stop you and your riding buddies from getting covered in road spray. SKS's Raceblade Pro Stealth mudguards are a clip-on option for bikes without dedicated bosses. They feature adjustable stays, extra long mud flaps and double hinged system that's designed to make them easy to fit.

Cannondale Adventure 2 Hybrid Bike: was £700.00, now £209.00 at Evans Cycles

The Cannondale Adventure 2 is a brilliant hybrid bike for those looking to tackle city commutes and light leisure riding. It's designed with an aluminum step-thru frame and features a suspension fork to take out some of the harsher bumps on the road. It's disc brake equipped too, and is fitted with 7-speed Microshift gearing, making it a brilliant option for commuters. Only large left.

Specialized Diverge E5 gravel bike: was £1,300, now £649 at Evans Cycles

The Diverge remains a stalwart of Spesh's gravel line up, which means there's often outgoing models that have been replaced in the range - take this 2022 E5. It features a lightweight alloy frame with a carbon fork and tons of frame mounts alongside a reliable Shimano 8-speed drivechain. An ideal commuter or a first foray into gravel, it's currently available in a range of sizes and with 50% off.

Vitus Razor Disc Road Bike (Claris): was £699.99, now £299.99 at Chain Reaction

The Vitus Razor Disc is a great entry point into the world of road cycling. It features an aluminum frame with a carbon fork, a 2x8 Shimano Claris groupset with a sensible range of gears to get you up the hills, Tektro mechanical disc brakes and 28mm tires for a blend of comfort and speed. An amazing £400 off retail but there's now only XS left.

Wild Bikes Wild 20 Kids' Bike: was £350.00, now £255.00 at Blacks

Made from a light alloy frame and fork, the Wild 20 has six-speed Shimano gearing, Tektro v-brakes and rolls on chunky tires. It's fun, tough and very tempting at this 40% discount.