Amazon Prime Day 2026 bike deals LIVE: The Cyclingnews tech team is back for DAY TWO of the summer sale
Even more cycling deals as day two of the Prime Day sale gets underway
Welcome, dear cyclists, to Cyclingnews' live report covering day two of the 2026 Amazon Prime Day four-day sale. If you like bikes like we like bikes, you're in the right place, as we'll be here all week, hunting through the sales to find cycling-related discounts, from tech to components, kit and more.
By we, I mean Josh and Tom from the Cyclingnews tech team. The best deals we find will be shared here, so keep us open in a spare tab, continue about your day, and check back often to see what we've found.
I can't promise we won't also include the odd joke, meme, or cycling tech tip... and maybe a tangential Tour de France prediction or two.
The sale continues through the week and ends on Friday June 26th, so you have a few days to take advantage of thousands of items that are on sale or discounted for the event, but like all sale items, they could go out of stock at any moment.
Quick Prime Day bike deals USA
- Amazon USA - Today's best Prime Day deals on bike gear
- Up to 29% off Garmin Edge computers
- $70 off AirPods Pro 3
- 30% off Apple Watches
Quick Prime Day bike deals UK
- Amazon UK - Today's best Prime Day cycling deals
- 40% off Muc-Off bike cleaning kit
- £39 off Garmin Edge Explore 2
- £69 off Wahoo Kickr Core 2
Deals from beyond Amazon
Amazon Prime Day might be where you'll find the most deals this week, but it's not the only place to find cycling deals. Here are a few other great places to shop if you're after discounted bike tech.
- Decathlon: Save on Van Rysel bikes, Garmin computers and more
- Sigma Sports: Huge deals on road bikes in midsummer sale
- Mike's Bikes: Save on Fizik, Specialized, Giro and more
- Competitive Cyclist: Deals on Cervelo, Pinarello and 3T bikes
- REI: Deals on Cannondale, Camelbak and loads more
Editors picks of the best deals so far (USA)
Editors picks of the best deals so far (UK)
Associate Tech Editor Josh heads up the Cyclingnews deal-hunting efforts and is a veteran of many Prime Day campaigns.
Josh loves tech and will happily spend months conducting in-depth smart trainer testing to ensure he recommends the right one. His eye for detail and the ability to compare products means you will always get the best one in our deals.
Tech writer Tom also has years of experience in snooping out genuinely good deals and won't recommend something he wouldn't use or buy himself.
Tom enjoys finding affordable deals that really prove their worth, and often buys things himself to test out. Tom will always turn up a great deal, whether it's for using out on the bike or for tinkering away in the garage.
Good morning deal hunters.
Josh here, gearing up for a spicy hot day here in the UK, where temperatures are set to climb to the mid-30s (mid-90s for our US readers).
Given most of our American friends will still be snoozing, I'll kick the day off with some deals for our UK readers.
This obviously isn't much of a bike tech deal, but I genuinely can't get over how good it is, and I have a good reason for including it.
If you own a bike, you'll have undoubtedly worried about it being stolen at some point, and the Blink camera system is a good way to arm your home against thieves. It's no substitute for an alarm system, of course, but it's a good way to add low-cost surveillance to the mix.
I've used the Blink cameras for years to do things like keep an eye on the dogs while I'm out. I bought the doorbell last year and haven't had a single issue with them. I won't buy this one, since I don't need another doorbell, but I'll definitely be adding some of the outdoor cameras now they're at this price.
Next up, something that treads the line between sport and lifestyle... the Apple Watch.
A couple of years ago, Apple added bike functionlity to its app, meaning the optical heart rate sensors and GPS can now be used to track your rides, and you can pair your power meter to it to capture your watts too. It won't match the functionality of the best bike computers for serious cyclists, but as I often find when wearing mine, it's really useful for tracking short rides into the office or on days where I realise I forgot to charge my computer.
There are three on offer here. The Series 11, the SE3, and the Ultra 3.
Wahoo Kickr Core 2
I know nobody wants to think about indoor training right now, given the temperatures are soaring this week.
But if you want to continue your riding when the current heatwave abates and the inevitable rain returns, you can't go wrong with the Kickr Core 2, and this is the best price I've ever seen it.
Up to 33% off Apple AirPods 4
Since we're on a roll with tech, here are two deals found in the early sale, but that are definitely worth repeating.
If you don't want to spend big on wireless earbuds though, I'd thoroughly recommend the J Lab Go Air Pop.
At a retail price of £25, they punch well above their weight in terms of sound quality and functionality.
And they're currently 40% off, bringing them down to under £15.
40% off Muc-Off Bike Cleaning kit
I'm notoriously lazy when it comes to cleaning my bike, but one thing that has helped make me do it more often is ensuring that when I'm done, I keep everything together in one place, in a bucket that lives by the garage door. Upon returning home, I just need to grab the bucket and I know that everything I need is there.
That's what you get with this Muc Off kit; a small bucket, the Nano Tech wash, and a bunch of brushes and sponges to ensure you're not washing your disc rotors with the same brush you used on your cassette.
Hot weather Hydration hack
Training or competing in the heat?
Styrkr claims its SLT07 hydration tabs are the highest single-serving hydration tabs on the market. I used them when I rode the Marmotte in France last summer, a ride that took over nine hours in 30-degree temperatures.
Drop a tab into water and drink: a half in mild conditions and a whole one in the heat. There's 1000mg of sodium, 100mg of potassium, 25mg of magnesium, and 15mg of calcium per tab.
There's 15% off in the UK right now for a tube of 12 tabs.
A Prime Day event wouldn't be complete without a Cateye Orb bar end plug light deal. They have 38% off right now.
Replace your bar end plugs with these lights, they use two CR2032 batteries each, and have multiple modes, helping you look wider from behind to riders and motorists in the dark.
Fed up with mini pumps at the side of the road?
The Cycplus AS2 electronic mini bike pump is 31% off right now, and we think the unit is as cheap as it has ever been on Amazon.
We have been impressed with this unit ourselves; without a pressure gauge, it's more of a get-out-of-jail tool, but it sure packs a punch!
As the earth's rotation continues and the sun rises in the eastern states of the USA, I'm going to spend a bit of time on the .com version of Amazon and see what deals have sprung up on that side of the pond.
A few deals that are guaranteed to be popular include the Garmin Edge range, of which many are discounted, the best of which I'll roundup below.
20% off HoverAir drone cameras
Ever wondered how all those Instagram influencers get drone shots of their riding, despite seemingly being a one-man band without budget for a film crew? Wonder no more, and enter: HoverAir.
These little drones fold up small enough to put into your jersey pocket. And upon flying, they can follow you either from in front or behind to capture your ride.
There are a few different models. The expensive X1 ProMax offers 8K footage and 42km/h flying speed. The more affordbale X1 flies at 25km/h, offering 1080p footage.
While we're on the subject of cameras, here are a few more deals that caught our eyes here at CN.
USA DEAL: UP TO 28% OFF APPLE AIRPODS
To keep us on tech for a moment, I've already covered the UK deals for Apple's AirPods, but there are discounts for our American readers too.
It's been a spicy-hot day here at CN headquarters, and although the live ticker's update cadence has slowed as the day has rolled on, that doesn't mean we've not been hard at work.
Instead, we've been compiling a roundup of hot-weather cycling tips for our UK readers who are on the first day of a week-long heat wave.
We've also found a cracking deal on the Magicshine Seemee 300 rear bike light, as well as a smaller deal on the newer Seemee 400.
We're going to wrap up the live there, though. We'll be back tomorrow with more of the same!
Good morning folks and welcome back to the Amazon Prime Day cycling deals live report, where our tech team are busy ferreting through the sales to find the best discounts for cyclists.
Today is day two of the four-day sale, and if you're wondering whether better deals will appear today, the answer is... it's complicated.
Multi-day deal events like Black Friday or Prime Day tend to follow a usual pattern.
Day one: The biggest headline deals launch immediately, and most of these stick around until the end of the sale.
Day two: Amazon introduces a handful of new deals and a new cohort of Lightning Deals (which tend to last 6, 12 or 24 hours), and products that are discounted but maybe aren't selling in as big a quantity as needed will be cut to an even cheaper price.
Day three: More of the same from day two, but the best deals tend to start selling out at this point.
Day four: Even more deals are often added to the mix as brands - and Amazon itself - tries to finish on a high.
So if you're wondering whether to hold off your purchase or buy to avoid missing out, our advice is:
If you're browsing, comparing options, or hoping for additional categories to go on sale, but aren't completely sure about which product you want to buy within the category you're shopping (or the price you're seeing), hold off to see if more products appear on day four.
If you'd be disappointed to miss out on a deal you're seeing today if it sold out tomorrow, you should buy it today.
Wahoo Elemnt Roam 2
I'll kick us off with a deal that is new to me this morning, and that's the Wahoo Elemnt Roam 2.
It's now superseded by the Roam 3, which is a big step up in functionality if you can afford the price jump (it has touchscreen, bigger screen, bigger battery, and faster processing).
But if not, the Roam 2 is still decent on all fronts, with a clear map and an easy-to-use operating system.
Wahoo Elemnt Roam 3
With that last deal said, it'd be remiss of me not to also include the Wahoo Elemnt Roam 3, which as mentioned, is a big step up in performance.
Wahoo Elemnt Bolt 3
And to keep us in the Wahoo ecosystem for a minute, if you don't need the bigger screen of the Roam units, then the new Bolt offers the best of both worlds.
Electric Pumps galore for UK shoppers
A tech innovation that has really boomed in popularity in recent years in cycling is the electric pump.
It's not something I - Josh - have really followed. If I'm out riding, I'm more than happy with my Silca mini pump, not least because it offered an infinite number of tyre inflations (perhaps capped by my own energy reserves).
If I'm racing, I don't want to carry an electric pump, and will instead have a Co2 inflator.
And if I'm home, I'll use a track pump (I don't yet have a workshop compressor, though that would be preferred).
But despite my luddite approach to this new tech, I may be in the minority, and I can appreciate that simply pressing a button to inflate your tyres is much easier than pumping by hand.
That is all to say, they're popular, and this Prime Day there are loads of them on offer.
Having consulted my colleagues for their opinions, here's a roundup of recommendations for you to sink your teeth into:
Topeak Joe Blow floor pump
Here at Cyclingnews we have dozens of bike pumps pass through the office each year, and one we always revert back to using is the JoeBlow from Topeak. It just works consistently well, grips nicely on all valves, and the pressure gauge is generally nice and accurate. It's conveniently good at propping open the door to our store room too.
Silca Tattico
On the subject of pumps we use, the Silca Tattico has been my personal go-to for around four years and it's still as good as the day I bought it.
That's all for today folks - we're wrapping up the live report and calling it a day.
But before we go and sun ourselves in the British heatwave, a suggestion that you all take a look at our Cycplus mini electric pump deal which went live this afternoon, and the roundup of new Wahoo Elemnt computers, where there's up to 18% off the Bolt, Roam and Ace computers across the UK and USA.
We'll be back with more tomorrow.
