Amazon Prime Day 2026 bike deals LIVE: The best deals as we find them

The Garmin Edge 850 has $100 off right now, which is another lowest-ever Amazon price.

The 850 is the latest entry point for Garmin touchscreen tech; there is so much packed into Garmin units that the touchscreen feature is almost essential.

The 850 gets Garmin contactless pay, a bell and a super crisp, bright screen.

It's important to stay on top of your cleat wear; worn cleats can lead to injuries and, at worst, accidents.

Our biggest piece of advice here is to always buy genuine Shimano cleats, don't be tempted to go for cheaper imitation ones, they are never the same quality. I learnt this the hard way.

They are discounted by a nice amount right now, and most importantly, are being sold by Shimano's own Amazon webshop, so you know you're getting a legitimate product.

Peloton sunscreen spray is Tom's go-to sunscreen when riding; it's quick and easy to apply, light, non-greasy, and has seen me through some monster days on the bike, such as eight hours in blazing sun at the Marmotte granfondo last summer. There's an auto-add coupon deal right now for 10% off at checkout.

This is the cheapest we have ever seen the mighty Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2. It has 50% off right now in a limited-time deal.

This deal is for the 47mm face and 'Pro Sapphire' style. The Epix Pro boasts a crisp AMOLED display, up to 16 days of battery life, and literally a tonne more. You can see a list of all the features here, there's too much to list!

It wouldn't be a Prime Day sale without some AirPods on offer, and this year it's a surprise saving on the brand's latest tier-two model, the AirPods 4 with Noise Cancellation. These don't have quite the level of performance as the Pro 3 model, but they're equally popular as a more budget-friendly version. Their in-ear shape is really comfortable too, which is a bonus.

I can't quite believe this deal is legitimate. An 'Outdoor 4' camera is usually £64.99, but for just £24.99, you can currently get the camera, a Blink Doorbell (RRP £59.99), and the Sync Module too.

The reason I think this is worth sharing is that any cyclist who values their bike(s) will want some home security, and the Outdoor 4 is a low-cost solution.

The Hammerhead Karoo is Tom's favourite bike computer, and it's currently available from the SRAM Amazon web store for just over £300, making it a lot cheaper than elsewhere!

The touchscreen is great to use, and the mapping and navigation are class-leading. A good deal on an excellent computer.

In-depth Hammerhead Karoo review

Sometimes you just need an inner tube when you're in a pinch (no pun intended)

Not a deal, but a good price on two quality tubes here from Continental in an 80mm valve length, meaning you won't be left high and dry at the side of the road if you do flat and need a tube.