Cyber Monday electric bikes: Savings on e-bikes from Cannondale, Giant and other leading brands
We reckon these are the best Cyber Monday electric bike deals out there
Cyber Monday and Black Friday is behind us now and the weekend of sales is technically over. There are still plenty of Cyber Monday electric bike deals available and they are among the best available right now.
E-bikes, in general, are more expensive than their unpowered equivalents. The added motor, battery tech, circuitry, and uprated components to deal with the extra power mean added costs that get passed onto the consumer, but that also means greater savings on discounted electric bikes.
With so many options and so many places to shop, we've used our expertise to navigate the sales to highlight our pick of the best deals. We know what to look for in the best electric bikes thanks to our extensive testing and coverage of electric bikes and the tech that makes them move.
In the lists below, we've rounded up all the best electric bike deals we could find, split by country. We've got deals on a whole range of other cycling equipment as well, from helmets and socks, through to whole bikes, so if you need to get some other kit, then head to our comprehensive Cyber Monday bike deals roundup instead of trawling all the websites yourself.
USA: Quick Cyber Monday Deals
- Continental GP5000 S TR: Best ever price on our benchmark tyre
- Rapha Core Rain Jacket II: 48% off with double discount
- Gore C5 Thermo Gloves: 25% off test winners
- Zwift Ride w/ Kickr Core: Zwift focussed smartbike with 20% off
UK: Quick Cyber Monday Deals
- Continental GP5000 S TR: Best ever price on our benchmark tyre
- Rapha Core Rain Jacket II: 48% off with double discount
- Gore C5 Gore-Tex Gloves: 25% off lightweight waterproof gloves
- Zwift Ride w/ Kickr Core: Zwift focussed smartbike with 20% off
Cyber Monday electric bike deals
Prefer to hunt the deals yourself? Here are some quick links to help you get started.
USA
- Competitive Cyclist: Up to 47% off Scott e-road bikes
- Jenson USA: Electric mountain bikes with as much as 55% off
- Mike's Bikes: Discounts on Cannondale, Giant and more
- REI: 40% off Co-op and Electra e-bikes
UK
- Tredz: Discounts on electric hybrids from Raleigh, Haibike and more
- Cyclestore: Money off e-bikes from Giant, Specialized and other brands
- Leisure Lakes: Specialized, Orbea and other brand with a discount
- Sigma Sports: Up to 30% off e-road bikes from Orbea and Trek
Below you'll find all the best e-bike deals in one place, broken down by USA and UK deals.
If you're unsure which e-bike is the best for your needs, check out our guide to the best electric bikes, which is filled with information to help you make the best choice. And if you're wondering what size bike you need, then we've got you covered with our full explainer on how to make sense of manufacturers' size and geometry charts, aptly named, 'what size bike do I need?'
Recent updates
Deals last checked: December 4rd 2024, 16:49 GMT
Best Cyber Monday electric bike deals in the USA
Cannondale Adventure Neo Allroad: $1,674.99 $1,339.95 at Mike's Bikes
20% off - Mike's Bikes has this Allroad version of th Adventure Neo on offer as well as the Adventure Neo 4 with a step-through frame. This spec includes a thumb throttle, as well as lights and a kickstand. Disc brakes ensure reliable stopping and the battery is removeable for easy charging.
Electra Townie Go! 7D: $1,700 $1,399.99 at REI Co-Op
17% off - Electra bikes are part of Trek and designed for urban cruising, with a fully integrated battery and rear hub motor. There's a simple bar-mounted controller, which can be paired to the Trek Central app for more info. REI is also selling the step-through version of the same bike with a discount and in a range of five bright colours.
GT eGrade Current: $2,899.99 $1,449.95 at Mike's Bikes
50% off - Based on the GT Grade gravel bike, this flat bar version of the eGrade adds a rear hub motor, with 10-speed shifting. The 40mm WTB Nano tyres provide the grip to keep you moving off-road, making the eGrade a great option for more leisurely exploring.
Giant Roam E+ STA: $2,649.99 $1,649.00 at Mike's Bikes
38% off - The Roam E+ is set up for all-road riding as well as commuting, with 45mm gravel tyres and a Suntour suspension fork. The 50Nm motor provides plenty of torque, while the 400Wh battery provides ample range. Mike's Bikes has the equivalent women's Liv Rove E+ at the same price.
Scott Sub Cross eRide 10: $3,599.99 $1,800 at Jenson USA
50% off - Designed for light off-roading as well as city commutes, the Sub Cross eRide has a Bosch Performance CX motor system paired with Shimano Deore 10-speed groupset. There are hydraulic disc brakes and wide tyres, while a Suntour suspension fork adds to ride comfort.
Cannondale Treadwell NEO 2 EQ: $2,174.99 $1,959.95 at Mike's Bikes
10% off - The Cannondale Treadwell NEO is a great option for zipping around town. The EQ version is kitted out with fenders and a front rack and there are also lights, so you're fully set up for all year round riding.
Cannondale Adventure NEO 4: $2,874.99 $2,299.95 at Mike's Bikes
20% off - Another Cannondale offering, the Adventure NEO has a low step-through frame for easy on and off and is powered by a Bosch motor and removable 400Wh battery for easy riding in town and out.
Scott Addict eRide 30: $5,999.99 $3,200 at Competitive Cyclist
47% off - Competitive Cyclist has three specs of the Addict eRide heavily discounted. The eRide 30 has a Shimano 105 11-speed groupset, but other options are equipped with Ultegra Di2 12-speed and SRAM Rival AXS. All use the compact, lightweight Mahle X20 55Nm rear hub motor and integrated 236Wh battery.
Gazelle Ultimate T10+ Mid-Step: $4,499.99 $3,249.95 at Mike's Bikes
28% off - There are quite a few classic bikes from Dutch brand Gazelle discounted at Mike's Bikes with prices from under $2,300. You can also find discounts on Gazelle bikes at Competitive Cyclist.
The Ultimate is a Class 3 e-bike and so can assist up to 28mph for fast commutes. It has a Bosch motor with 85Nm torque and a large 500Wh battery for good range. The four piston disc brakes ensure you can slow down effectively too.
Co-Op Cycles CTY e3.1: $5,799.99 $3,479.39 at REI Co-Op
40% off - A city bike with RockShox front and rear suspension, the CTY e3.1 is powered by a Bosch Performance Line Speed motor up to 28mph. Its 625Wh battery offers a claimed range of 60 miles and is paired to a large Bosch handlebar display for loads of info as you ride.
Gocycle G4i+: $5,499.00 $4,999.00 at Gocycle
$1,000 off - You can currently get a nice discount on Gocycle's premium carbon fibre G4i+ folding electric bike. It comes with clever features like a single-sided fork and compact front hub motor. Gocycle's design folds neatly in half to form a package that's pushable by the seat post and can be folded even further for compact storage.
Urban Arrow Family Performance: $6,999.99 $5,999.95 at Mike's Bikes
14% off - Electric cargo bikes are a great option for getting around town, with the motor making the extra weight that much more manageable. The Urban Arrow comes with child seating and a 50Nm motor, but Mike's Bikes also has the version with an upgraded 85Nm Bosch motor available.
Best Cyber Monday electric bike deals in the UK
Raleigh Motus Tour: £2,399.00 £1,400.00 at Tredz
41% off - Tredz has a few different specs of the Motus discounted, with a crossbar version of the Motus Tour also available. This spec includes Shimano hydraulic disc brakes and 8-speed shifting, as well as lights and a rack. 50mm Schwalbe tyres and a suspension fork ensure a comfortable ride.
Axon Rides Bikes Pro Max: £2,280.00 £1,599.00 at Leisure Lakes
30% off - A neat folder with a compact design and a hidden battery with a 30-mile range, the Axon Pro Max unfolds simply in around 10 seconds. It stays together once folded using magnets rather than clips. It's single-speed and made of magnesium alloy to keep the weight down.
Momentum Transend E+: £2,499.00 £1,699.00 at Tredz
32% off - There a few colour options and a step-through version of the funky-looking Momentum Transend available at Tredz. Part of Giant, Momentum kits out the Aluxx alloy frame with a Yamaho motor and 500Wh battery and 7-speed shifting. Auto Assist varies the motor input to suit where you're riding.
Liv Rove E+: £2,499.00 £1,749.00 at Tredz
30% off - Tredz has a discount on the Liv Rove E+ women's electric hybrid bike. It's powered by a Yamaha motor and a 500Wh battery that can be removed for charging provides 150km estimated range. There's 9-speed shifting, hydraulic disc brakes, a suspension fork and 45mm tyres for an assured, comfortable ride.
Orbea Vibe H30: £2,699.00 £1,999.00 at Leisure Lakes
26% off - The Orbea Vibe is a down-to-earth e-bike with Mahle's X35 rear hub motor and internal battery for a spec that's easy to care for. It has a Shimano Deore groupset with plenty of gear range and incorporates Lezyne lighting for visibility around town.
Giant Expression E+ 2: £2,699.00 £2,024.25 at Cyclestore
25% off - Giant's Expression city e-bike is equipped with lights and a rack, along with a Suntour suspension fork and hydraulic disc brakes. You can adjust the stem angle to raise or lower the handlebars and there's a quality Selle Royal saddle for comfort.
Orbea Gain D50: £2,899.00 £1,995 at Sigma Sports
31% off - Sigma Sports has two alloy Gain specs on offer for Black Friday, as well as the carbon Gain M30i. The Gain D50 is available in sizes S, M and L if you're okay with either one of the two colour options. It's equipped with a Shimano Claris 8-speed groupset and Shimano mechanical disc brakes as well as a Mahle X35 rear hub motor for efficient power delivery.
Raleigh Modum: £3,399.00 £2,399.00 at Tredz
29% off - The Modum is a stylish electric bike for around town, with 20 inch wheels. It comes with a quality Bosch motor and battery, along with a Bosch Kiox 300 display. Lights and a rack make for versatility and there's a Shimano Nexus 5-speed hub gear and hydraulic disc brakes.
Trek Domane+ AL 5: £3,050.00 £2,499.00 at Sigma Sports
18% off - The Domane+ AL 5 has a rear hub motor with an integrated battery and a Shimano 105 11-speed drivetrain with hydraulic disc brakes. If you're looking for something flashier, Sigma Sports also has discounts of up to 17% on a range fo specs of the carbon Domane+ SLR, equipped with the compact TQ HPR50 motor.
Haibike Trekking 8: £3,999.00 £2,609.00 at Tredz
35% off - Haibike's light offroader is equipeed with a Bosch motor and internal battery, along with a 100mm travel Suntour suspension fork. An 11-speed Shimano Deore groupset with hydraulic disc brakes provide human input and the 50mm wide tyres add both grip and comfort.
Cannondale Synapse Neo Allroad 1: £6,000.00 From £4,799.00 at Sigma Sports
Up to 20% off - The Synapse Neo Allroad is kitted out for off-road adventures with Vittoria Terreno Dry 40mm tyres and a SRAM Force XPLR AXS groupset. A Bosch mid-mount motor and internal battery provide power and range. Only the L size is currently in stock at Sigma.
Specialized S-Works Creo 2: £12,000.00 £9,999.00 at Sigma Sports
17% off - Specialized's top spec electric road/gravel bike is made with its premium FACT 11r carbon with a Future Shock 3.3 front suspension system and a dropper seatpost. There's a SRAM XX1 Eagle 12-speed groupset and Roval Terra CLX II gravel wheels with ceramic bearings. Assistance comes from a Specialized 1.2 SL motor, helping to keep the overall weight down.
Is Cyber Monday the best time to buy an electric bike?
Cyber Monday can be a great time to bag a bargain on an electric bike.
The cycling industry typically releases next year's models towards the end of the summer. That can leave vendors with surplus stock from the previous year's bikes, which they'll discount to make way for the next year's bikes.
Often, there's little difference between bikes year-on-year unless a brand has launched a completely new model, so you'll probably be getting exactly the same bike, just in last year's colour. If there have been spec changes, they're often a downgrade, as bike makers look to keep the sticker price the same in the face of rising costs.
Still unsure on the best bike for you?
If you've not found the right electric bike here, don’t worry, Cyclingnews has loads of great cycling buying advice to help you choose your next bike. Each of our detailed guides to electric bikes includes a buyer's guide towards the bottom of the page.
Our overarching guide to the best electric bikes is a great place to start your hunt, but if you're after something more specific, we've got you covered too.
Our guides to the best electric bikes for commuting and the best folding electric bikes are perfect for those wanting an e-bike for the ride to work.
The best electric road bikes are suitable for anyone looking to go faster, further on drop bars and skinny tyres, while the best electric gravel bikes are suited to those wanting to go off-road.
For those of us with a keen eye on budget, if the deals above haven't helped, we have guides covering the best electric bikes under $1000, and the best electric bikes under $2000.
Finally, for those of us wanting to power up our existing bikes, check out the best electric bike conversion kits.
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Paul has been on two wheels since he was in his teens and he's spent much of the time since writing about bikes and the associated tech. He's a road cyclist at heart but his adventurous curiosity means Paul has been riding gravel since well before it was cool, adapting his cyclo-cross bike to ride all-day off-road epics and putting road kit to the ultimate test along the way. Paul has contributed to Cyclingnews' tech coverage for a few years, helping to maintain the freshness of our buying guides and deals content, as well as writing a number of our voucher code pages.