Cyber Monday bike deals 2023: 102 handpicked savings

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus: $399.99 $319.99 at Amazon
20% off - With its big screen, long list of features and ability to connect to pretty much every relevant aftermarket sensor on the market, the Edge 1030 Plus is a serious piece of kit. It's a hard one to decide between the Roam and this at the same price, but we'd probably go with this for the touchscreen. 

Garmin Enduro: $899.99 $389.99 at Amazon
57% off - The Enduro is a high-end rugged smartwatch that balances the impressive feature set of the Fenix range with an 80-hour battery and super-comfy strap. This is by far the cheapest this watch has been, according to our tools, and although we don't expect it will sell out too quickly as it doesn't have the same wide-reaching fan base as the Fenix or the Epix, we'd still suggest going for it quickly as we'd be surprised to see it get cheaper again. 

Muc-Off Tyre Levers: $5.85 at Competitive Cyclist
35% off - These are the best tyre levers. That's it; that's all there is to say. They're the only ones Will takes out with him or uses in my home workshop. They're so good that we removed everything else from our buyer's guide. They're now better than half price too. 

Specialized S-Works Ares Road Shoes: $425.00 $212.50 at Jenson USA
50% off - Specialized's sprinter's shoes are super stiff and lightweight, with a high cuff that helps to keep your feet in place in the heat of the finale. Specialized Body Geometry features help to keep your feet comfortable during the run-in too. The 50% discount across all sizes and a few colours will help soften the blow to your bank balance too, bringing the premium tech down to the price of the more mid-range options like the Torch. 

Cervelo Aspero 5 Ekar: $6,000.00 $3,600.00 at Competitive Cyclist
40% off - Complete with Campagnolo's 13-speed Ekar groupset, the Aspero 5 is a racy gravel bike from Cervelo. There's actually a handful of different Aspero 5 models on offer, with different specs and pricepoints, but this particular model is our pick, at 40% off in sizes 51 and 54.

Garmin Varia RTL515: $199.99 $149.99 at Amazon
25% off - The Garmin Varia RCT515 is the original radar light. A couple of other brands have followed suit, and Garmin has upgraded it, but this is a great option that offers a bright light and pairs it with radar, which I'll get into below. 

Garmin Varia RCT715 Rearview Radar: $400.00 $349.99 at Amazon
13% off - The Garmin Varia RCT715 combines a rear light with radar functionality to warn you of upcoming cars and a camera. It really is quite a special product and can keep you safer. Check out our full Garmin Varia review here. There are a couple of points we didn't like but this is a fantastic investment in your own safety with a decent 13% discount. 

LifeLine TT-01 Turbo Trainer: $144.99 $72.49 at Wiggle
Save 50% - This budget turbo trainer is a good option for anyone looking for simplicity and isn't fussed about being connected to Zwift or the like, or can be paired with a speed sensor for budget Zwift access. It comes with a front wheel riser block and a quick-release skewer, so it's ready to go if you're using a bike with quick release wheels. (You'll need to buy an add-on adaptor if you have thru-axles).

It's on offer in Wiggle's sale, and although the discount is good, it's nowhere near the UK discount of 85% off, so this is probably one to keep an eye on for another few days before you commit. 

Wahoo Elemnt Bolt V2: $279.99 $229.99 at Amazon
18% off - The lightweight small-form-factor option in Wahoo's range, the Bolt has a great battery and a huge feature list. Its only real downfall in our opinion is that the small screen makes it tough to read maps while riding, so if that's something you do, the Roam might be a better bet. It also misses out on a touchscreen, which is where the Garmin Edge 830 and Hammerhead Karoo competitors might be preferred. 

Whaoo Elemnt Roam v2: $399.99 $319.00 at Amazon
20% off - The Roam is Wahoo's best computer, and although it doesn't have a touch screen, it's easy to use and the bigger screen (than the Bolt) makes it easier to scan maps and see directions while you're riding. If you don't need that big screen size, then the Bolt will save you money, and if you want a touchscreen, the Hammerhead Karoo 2 would be our pick.

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus: $399.99 $319.99 at Amazon
20% off - With its big screen, long list of features and ability to connect to pretty much every relevant aftermarket sensor on the market, the Edge 1030 Plus is a serious piece of kit. It's a hard one to decide between the Roam and this at the same price, but we'd probably go with this for the touchscreen. 

Garmin Enduro: $899.99 $389.99 at Amazon
57% off - The Enduro is a high-end rugged smartwatch that balances the impressive feature set of the Fenix range with an 80-hour battery and super-comfy strap. This is by far the lowest price it's been sold at, according to our price checking tools, and it's now also cheaper than the Fenix 7S deal we spotted last week. 

Garmin Fenix 7X Solar smartwatch: $799.99 $574.30 at Amazon
28% off - Amazon actually has most of the Fenix 7 range, including the Pro, on offer at the moment. This particular model is the Fenix 7X and there's an attractive price reduction on the solar-charged option. The 7X offers the same functionality as the Fenix 7, just with a 51mm case in place of 47mm.

USA: Apple Watch Ultra 2: $799.00 $739.00 at Amazon Save 8% - This is actually the best price the Watch Ultra 2 has ever been, and is priced at $90 more than the older model. Only you can decide whether that's a price you're willing to pay for the latest model over the older version. 

Shokz OpenRun headphones: $129.95 $89.95 at Amazon
31% off - The OpenRun are bone conduction headphones that leave your ear canal open so that you can hear what's going on around you while listening to music. These are good for around eight hours of use, and are IP67 rated against water and dust. 

The Mini version, which plays slightly nicer with helmets and high-collar winter jackets, are also on the same offer. 

Apple AirPods 2nd Gen: $129.99 $79.99 at Amazon
Save 38% - The 2nd Gen of the base model AirPods might have a slightly less premium sound quality and come with a slightly shorter feature list compared to the Pro, but if you're after a more affordable option, they're still a great pair. 

Apple AirPods Pro 2: $249.00 $169.00 at Walmart US
Save 32% - Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Generation) Wireless Ear Buds come equipped with USB-C Charging, Up to 2X More Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones, Transparency Mode, Adaptive Audio, and Personalized Spatial Audio.

GoPro Hero12 Black: $399.99 $349.00 at Amazon
13% off - The GoPro Hero12 is the latest all-rounder action cam from Garmin, and this deal at Amazon brings it down to the same price as the older Hero 11. It's full of the bells and whistles though, so if you're after a basic action camera, we'd probably opt for the few-gens old Hero9 which is now under $200. 

Echelon Connect EX5 Smart Connect Bike: $1,579.50 $599.99 at Echelon
62% off - An impressive discount on the Echelon EX5 for US readers, just in time to shape up for the holidays. There are 32 manually adjustable resistance levels, so you can set yourself up to follow Echelon's online classes. Its biggest competitor is the Peloton Bike, which is currently almost twice as expensive at $1095 at Peloton. 

Stages Cycling SB20 Smart Bike: $3,149.99 $1,999.99 at Competitive Cyclist
Save 37% - This discount brings the well-renowned Stages SB20 smart bike down to a price that competes with the entry level products in the smart bike space. Boasting impressive specs that include accuracy within 1.5%, 3000 watts of resistance and a 50lb flywheel for realistic inertia, as well as leading features including a silent belt drive drivetrain, virtual shifting with customisable gears and even adjustable crank arms, this model earned 4 stars in our SB20 review, but would be our pick today with this discounted price in mind. 

Giro Aether Spherical helmet: $299.95 $134.98 at Competitive Cyclist
55% off - A highly renowned helmet with MIPS Spherical safety tech used at the highest level. We gave it a full five stars in our Giro Aether MIPS review, so to get it at this price is a great deal. The best price is limited to the Matte Charcoal Mica colourway in sizes S or M. 

Specialized Men's Prime Alpha jacket: $249.99 $149.99 at The Pro's Closet
Save 40% - Our tech editor has been using this jacket since the start of the year and it's his go-to cold-weather outer layer. It's not totally waterproof, but the inner Alpha material is cosy and it has a casual fit that looks good on both road and gravel rides. It's so good he actually owns two of them, and continues to wear the one that he put a hole in the elbow on when crashing. 

Rapha Explore Gore-Tex Jacket: $530 $397.50 at Rapha
25% off - At this price this is the best waterproof cycling jacket on the market. Protective, breathable, with neat features and a durable face fabric that will stand up to bikepacking duties. What's more, it's also a pretty brilliant hiking jacket, upping the value proposition even further.

Just remember to slap the code SAVE25 or EXTRA25 on at checkout so you don't pay full price! The bonus is that as this isn't an archive item it's available in a full range of sizes. 

Chrome Barrage Backpack: $165 $95.99 at Chrome
41% off - Well made, impervious to water, cool looking, and extremely utilitarian. It'll last you for years, and you can fit more or less anything into the cargo net. If I had to use only one backpack from here on in, it would be this one, and it's for those reasons this won the award for best cycling backpack overall. 

DeFeet Knitted Gloves: $20.99 at Wiggle
34% off - OK, forgive me a 99-cent overshoot here...I hate clammy hands, so I tend to use lighter-weight gloves throughout the winter. These knitted ones from DeFeet are cheap, visible for hand signalling, and have touchscreen compatibility thanks to the use of conductive threads in the weave. 

Assos EQUIPE RS S9 TARGA Men's Bib Shorts: $270.00 $189 at Competitive Cyclist
30% off - Available in four colours across all sizes, these uber-premium bib shorts from Assos are very well renowned for their comfort and durability. It's not often they get discounted, so if you're looking to add plush comfort to your ride this year, then you can't go wrong here. 

Specialized Torch Road Shoes: $120.00 $59.99 at Specialized
50% off - The Torch 1.0 is Specialized's entry-level road shoe. It borrows trickle-down tech from the multitude of performance road shoes in the brand's range. It represents good value for money at retail price, with a comfortable ride that's stiff enough to get the power down when required, but without causing hotspots. Jenson has them at 25% off in other colours, but this deal at Specialized is by far the best available now. 

Giro Republic R Knit Road Cycling Shoes: $149.95 $97.47 at Competitive Cyclist
35% off - Giro was the first major shoe firm to revert to lace-up shoes and its knit Republic shoes continue the trend. The laces ensure even pressure distribution over the forefoot and the knit fabric offers great ventilation and comfort on hot rides. They're not the cheapest shoes on the market, but they're the ones to go for if you're worried about comfort and are riding indoors or in warmer climates. 

Specialized S-Works Ares Road Shoes: $425.00 $212.50 at Jenson USA
50% off - Specialized's sprinter's shoes are super stiff and lightweight, with a high cuff that helps to keep your feet in place in the heat of the finale. Specialized Body Geometry features help to keep your feet comfortable during the run-in too, and the 50% discount across all sizes and a few colours will help soften the blow to your bank balance too. 

Radio Bike Co. Zuma 24": $709.99 $399.00 at Competitive Cyclist
44% off - For older kids, Competitive Cyclist has the Radio Bike Co. Zuma on sale in the 24" wheel size bike. It has a quoted weight of 25 lbs with disc brakes and a comfortable geometry that's perfect for learning the basics. 

Co-op Cycles Generation e1.1 Electric Bike: $1,499.00 $899.39 at REI
Save 40% - The Co-op e1.1 is a clever Class 1 city e-bike that is easy to ride, nicely manoeuvrable on tight pathways, and boasts a 350w motor that'll go for 30-40 miles. Complete with 20in wheels wrapped in 2.4in tyres abd a front suspension fork, it'll handle rough surfaces when required, and can carry your luggage on the large rear rack. 

Rocky Mountain Solo Carbon 50 Gravel Bike: $3,799.00 $2,659.00 at Jenson USA
30% off - The Rocky Mountain Solo Carbon 50 is sold as the bombproof solution for any road. It has an ultrawide SRAM 10-42T cassette gear range making climbing the toughest inclines easier. It's available in red from Jenson in M and L sizes.

Cervelo Aspero 5 Ekar: $6,000.00 $3,600.00 at Competitive Cyclist
40% off - Complete with Campagnolo's 13-speed Ekar groupset, the Aspero 5 is a racy gravel bike from Cervelo. There's actually a handful of different Aspero 5 models on offer, with different specs and pricepoints, but this particular model is our pick, at 40% off in sizes 51 and 54.

Yeti Cycles SB150 Turq T2 X01 Eagle: $9,500.00 $5,700.00 at Competitive Cyclist
Save 40% - While this is still a significant sum to spend on a bike, the Yeti SB150 is a serious bit of kit, perfectly dialled for big sends and having fun on the trails. With its X01 Eagle groupset, Fox Factory 38 170mm forks, and DT Custom EX1700 wheels, it'll be ready to compete with the best, straight out of the box. 

Muc-Off Tyre Levers: $5.85 at Competitive Cyclist
35% off - These are the best tyre levers. That's it; that's all there is to say. They're the only ones I take out with me or use in my home workshop.

Kryptonite Cable: $7.46 at Competitive Cyclist
25% off - No good on its own, but in conjunction with one of the best bike locks it is certainly helpful in securing your wheels. I use mine all the time with a solid U-Lock.

OneUp Gear Straps: $14 at Competitive Cyclist
20% off - Perfect for bikepacking, or just general use. A little bit stretchy, super adjustable, and mega durable. I've got a stash of seven or eight similar straps and I'm forever finding new ways to lash things to other things in a pinch. Sold as a pair, and you can daisy-chain them.

Knog Oi Bell: $17.49 at Wiggle
27% off - Discounts vary depending on which finish and size you need, but all are still under $20. Having a bell is not always the coolest thing to have, but it certainly is useful, and the Knog Oi is the lowest profile bell on the market thanks to a great bit of design.

HipLok Z Lok: $17.49 at Wiggle
34% off - A perfect cafe companion; the Z Lok from Hiplok uses a simple three-digit combination to secure your bike with what is effectively a steel cable tie. It's never going to keep your bike safe if it's unattended, but for keeping it secure while it's within eyesight as you sip a flat white it's invaluable. 

Fizik Vento Solocush Tacky Bar Tape: $39.99 $18.79 at Competitive Cyclist
53% off - With various colours available and a better-than-half-price discount, this is a great and affordable way to add a new personality to your bike. The biggest discount applies to the red version.

Chrome Bar Bag: $18 at Competitive Cyclist
40% off - For under $20 you're getting a bag that can be used as a bar bag, a frame bag, and a hip pack, all with Chrome's excellent build quality. Already low on stock though, so don't delay.

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