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Amazon Prime Day 2025 Live: The best savings for cyclists on day two of the sale
From finding best-ever prices on Garmin Edge computers to snagging stunning savings on brilliant Camelbak bottles, our deals experts have been busy on day two of the sales

It's day two of the Amazon Prime Day 2025 four-day sale event, and the Cyclingnews tech team has been busy.
The sale event kicked off yesterday, running from Tuesday 8th July to Friday 11th July, and here in our live report, we've got a roundup of the very best deals from the first 36 hours of the sale.
And while we've also got a separate hub collating the best Amazon Prime Day bike deals, the feed at the bottom of this page contains the latest new deals we find, as soon as we find them (along with a stream of consciousness from our team for added colour).
As ever, we will only post products that we think are actually worth owning, and with discounts that we think are actually noteworthy. It won't just be Amazon deals, either. Other retailers are trying to compete with sales of their own, and we've got those in our crosshairs too.
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Bike computers: $200 off Garmin Edge 1040
Smartwatches: $400 off Fenix 7X Pro
Headphones: JLab earbuds under $18
Smart bikes: $500 off Wahoo smart bike
GoPro: $100 off Hero 13 Black
Garmin: 28% off Fenix 7X Solar
Apple: Best-ever price on AirPods Pro 2
Bike computers: Over £50 off Garmin Edge 540
Headphones: 32% off Shokz Openrun
Helmets: Money off POC & Abus
Editor's top picks
The Podium gets a spot in my top picks not because of a best-ever price, but simply as a result of the bottle being excellent, and so any discount makes it all the better a buy.
The Magicshine Seemee gets a lot of love from the CN team. It was given a very positive review by Will, is exceedingly bright, and with this discount, it's an excellent buy.
If you don't have an outside tap at home, or you simply want to wash your bike in the car park after a ride before muddying your car's interior, this is a gamechanger. Just drop the hose end into a bucket (or even a stream) and jet wash the muck away.
Great shoes, excellent style, and an incredible price. This deal is chosen among my picks because of those three attributes. The exact price you pay depends on the colour and size combo, but there's plenty of choice and a lot of them are given enormous discounts.
A best-ever price on my favourite pair of wireless earphones. With an IPX4 rating, they'll keep the sweat at bay on the indoor trainer, and the active noise cancellation lets you block out the world if you wear them off the bike.
Another best-ever price, the Edge 1040 was replaced by the newer Edge 1050 just last year, so it was a surprise to see it given such a heavy discount. If you can stump up the cash, this future-proof computer should stay with you for many years to come.
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Mounting under your bars, this version of the Evo boasts 1100 lumens of brightness, which is enough to ride at night on unlit roads. The wireless remote lets you adjust settings without taking your hands off the bars, but it can also be controlled using Di2 shifters. The beam pattern is excellent too, and the IPX6 waterproofing is enough to stave off the spray from the mudguard-forgetting rider in front of you on the club ride.
A tiny battery-powered pump that can inflate two road tyres to 80psi, taking less than 90 seconds for each. It only takes 20 minutes to charge up, weighs just 97g, and measures 2.5 inches long.
An old school design, but one that works well both on and off the bike. The coverage mightn't be as big as more modern designs like the Sutro, but they're comfy and secure, and Oakley's lens clarity is always excellent.
The Encoders are our pick as the best overall in our guide to the best cycling glasses. The curved upper adds rigidity without sacrificing vision. Their fit is secure, and the coverage more than enough for road and gravel race use. The Prizm Road lens is brilliant, too.
The Edge 540 is a feature-packed bike computer that boasts a 40+ hour battery life, connectivity to pretty much every third-party sensor on the market, and hyper-accurate GPS tracking of your rides. It doesn't have a touchscreen, so if that's a problem, look to the Edge 840, but many cyclists prefer the simplicity that button navigation provides, especially in the wet with thick gloves.
The 7X Pro is the biggest in the Fenix 7 range, with a huge 51mm screen. It offers the same solar charging and 28-day battery, as well as the same long list of functions when tracking activities or heart rate data.
Apple's flagship in-ear headphones with a really healthy discount. Brilliant noise cancellation, and a seamless integration within the greater Apple ecosystem makes them one of the best headphones out there.
If you're like me and are a cyclist who dabbles in the occasional run then the Forerunner 55 is probably the watch for you. Enough data to keep you satisfied, without paying over the odds for tonnes of functions you'll probably never need.
A very secure lock - at one time the most solid on the market - and while it can't shrug off angle grinders like some more modern locks it's portable, durable, and now at a very good price indeed.
One of these lives permanently on my gravel bike. It's a little bigger than your usual mini pump, but if you run a frame bag, or even use the included mount, it offers a much bigger capacity for swift inflations of larger volume tyres. It's also incredibly well made and will last you for years and years.
If I'm riding off road, or on the road in the wet, I always use bottles with a cover for the nozzle. It's an easy way to protect yourself from an upset stomach. These ones from CamelBak have are decent at full price but even better now.
Amazon Prime Day: The best UK deals
There are endless uses for an AirTag, but none more useful in my personal experience than placing inside your bike travel case when travelling. Having lost luggage recently, knowing your bike's whereabouts is a reassurance that you simply don't have without it. You can even place them inside your bike's frame or mountain bike tyre to act as a bike GPS tracker in the event of theft.
If you don't have an outdoor power or water supply at home, then this portable battery-powered pressure washer is a great bike wash upgrade. Pair it with a container of water and you can wash your bike anywhere. I use it at the trail centre before putting my bike back into my car.
Easily the best cycling water bottle on the market. The Podium, both in this standard variant and the 'Chill' insulated version, is utterly water-tight thanks to its locking cap, dishwasher-proof, durable, and great at keeping water tasting neutral.
The Flux S is a smart trainer pared back to the basics to keep the costs down. Despite this, the 1500-watt resistance is more than most of us can put out, the 10% gradient simulation is steep enough for most climbs, and the accuracy of 3% is only an issue if you plan on racing in top-tier races.
Cannondale CAAD aluminium bikes are legendary, the CAAD13 105 is down to £1,600 right now in the Sigma Sports sale.
This is the CN tech team's favourite rear light. It may be July, but a quality rear light is essential all year round. This is the pick of the bunch!
This Feedback Team Edition Toolkit is a really nice buy, there are lots of well-thought-out, useful tools, and it's great for home or travelling.
These are the latest, non-pro Airpods from Apple. If you don't want the rubbery end caps and noise cancellation then you can pick them up now for a little over a hundred pounds.
The Edge Explore is Garmin's dependable, entry level bike computer that features a colour screen for navigation and will handle showing you various metrics, but does away with many of the features of more expensive units to keep the price relatively affordable.
The Fenix 8 is Garmin's premier adventure watch, now with a sizeable chunk off. It'll have you covered for anything from running, cycling and swimming through to climbing, and health metrics. Plus it has a torch to kep you find your keys in the dark.
This Sold Secure Silver rated D-lock features a handy clip so you can turn it into your trouser pocket or into a belt, saving you from having to mount it to your bike.
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That's all for today, i'm signing off now, i'm going to go and clean a bike!
We will be back tomorrow to keep bringing you the latest deals as we find them.
Until tomorrow. 👋
One for UK readers now, Sigma Sports has 10% off the black Spatz Aerosocks at the moment, the same model MVDP has worn on occasion.
These are the only aero socks I have ever purchased, and I have done a load of riding in mine. They stay put, mine have never moved an inch, and I've got skinny ankles and calves, and they feel fast. Though they didn't make it to our recent CN Labs aerosock test.
They are good quality, though. I've hammered mine as the above picture shows, and they are still fine; this is a nice buy.
Discounted black Spatz aero socks
Feedback Sports has a Tour de France mechanic tool sale on at the moment with discounts of up to 33% on tools and trainers that pro mechanics or teams use.
Check out the Hex Wrench set and Alpine Digital scales, which are both attractively discounted. I've been using the Hex key set myself lately.
Just now I was thinking, what can I share with the CN readers that might be really useful, and here's a tip I've implemented at home to try and address the cycling water bottle situation.
Cyclists tend to end up with a ton of water bottles; you buy them, get them at events, and they just multiply. It was getting messy and unorganised at home, so I invested in one of these plastic sports bottle holders. I had a mass clear out and now limit myself to 12 bottles, which I can store neatly.
I replace worn or tired ones as I get new ones, and it's saved a lot of space. This race is under $20 in the Prime Day sale. I hope it's useful to someone out there!
$20 sports bottle rack at Amazon.
Here's a nice deal that Tech Editor Josh Croxton unearthed earlier.
The Wahoo Trackr HRM monitor is on sale with 15% off, and we make it about the cheapest it has ever been on Amazon.
What we like about this unit in particular is that it's rechargeable, meaning you don't need to fiddle around and replace a coin cell battery, which can be a faff and always seems to come at the wrong moment. It can be picked up now for $76.49.
15% off Wahoo Fitness TRACKR HRM
Another nice Oakley deal here for you, the Encoder Strike Vented currently has 50% off at $138.
We really rate the Encoder's generally, and there are several nice options here.
Here's another one for US readers, the ever popular Oakley Sutro Lite, at times favoured by Egan Bernal and Mathieu van der Poel, currently has 25% off on Amazon in th Matte Carbon / Prizm Trail version.
There are lots of other models carrying a discount, so have a browse, but I like this one. You can't really go wrong with Oakley or their industry-leading Prizm lenses.
Here's our first deal of the evening.
The Tifosi Vogel SL sunglasses are an excellent, affordable pair of shades at under $35. I use the clear smoke version for low light and winter riding, and they haven't let me down yet. They are a single-lens design and come with a neat case.
Sunglasses are expensive, but this is a sensibly priced pair that will look after you.
I think it may take me some time to get over that Stage 5 Tour time trial result from today.
We have a winning bike check-up on site for you to look at; there are some pretty cool components on Remco Evenepoel's bike.
Evening folks,
Josh is heading off for the day to tackle a turbo session, he loves indoor training!
Tom here now from the CN Tech team, I'll be keeping you company for the next three and a bit hours and will be keeping the deals and TDF chat coming, watch this space for some discounted sunglasses next.
Sigma Sports: Mid season bike sale
Dozens of bikes on offer here, with the super-fast Cervelo S5 down by a chunky 40%, the Specialized Tarmac SL8 Expert down by 18%, and 30% off the entry-level Cannondale Synapse 1.
Specialized Outlet: Savings on a bunch of clothing, helmets, kids bikes and more
Standout deals include £50 off these thermal bib shorts, a nice discount on the Chamonix helmet, and the women's SL jersey at 65% off.
Tredz sale: Part of the Halfords group. Tredz also has a bunch of items on offer.
Half price race tyres: Pirelli P Zero Race TLR SLR tyre down from £79 to £40.
£40 off Tadej Pogačar's helmet: The Met Trenta 3K down to £259.99.
Halfords: Over in the UK, there's up to 50% off cycling gear, with bikes, smart trainers and cleaning kits on sale
Fetch+ 4: The car-replacing cargo bike gets cut from $8499.99 to $5,999.97.
Boone 5: Popular cyclocross bike at $500 off
Supercaliber SLR: Down by $800
Madone SL 6: $900 off
50% off the GT Zaskar hardtail, bringing a $1800 bike down to sub $900.
There's also a 'big bike sale' at Competitive Cyclist, with up to 50% off full bikes. The Pivot Vault Force XPLR is the best deal, bringing the near $7k bike down to $3.5k.
20% off a full-priced item at Competitive Cyclist
Going five better than its sister company, Competitive Cyclist is celebrating the Tour de France with the code TDF20, which will net you 20% off one full price item.
Backcountry is also offering 15% off your first purchase!
This applies to full-priced items only, but applied tactically could provide a nice monetary saving.
Backcountry: Up to 60% off in the Backcountry 'Flash Sale'
Dozens of sunglasses included here, with 30% off the Oakley Radar EV Path and 40% off multiple pairs of Smith Optics sunnies.
There are also Camelbak hydration packs at 45% off!
REI Coop: 50% off big-name brands
Brands include Adidas, Rapha, Camelbak and Cannondale. Our pick would be the 27% discount on the Camelbak Podium bottle.
More from beyond Amazon!
Here are a few more sales from beyond the Bezos bargain basement sale...
Non-Amazon sales to check out
I get it, Jeff Bezos isn't necessarily the most likeable guy. If you're trying to avoid Amazon there are still decent deals out there, so here's a roundup of what I've found:
USA Sales:
Competitive Cyclist – 50% off POC
Jenson USA – Plenty of sale items plus 20% off one full priced item with code TRAIL20
UK Sales:
Sigma Sports – Up to 46% off a tonne of bikes
Halfords – £350 off Elite Direto turbo trainer
Sorry, I know you're on tenterhooks waiting for these deals to arrive... I got called away to write something about a pro racer's bike. Apparently there's a big race on today or something? Anyway, fear not, I'm here now to give this live feed my undivided atten...
I jest. but please hold caller as I have some non-Amazon sales to share with you.
It's Wednesday my dudes
Will Jones here, Senior Tech Writer, avid deal hunter, and fan of a classic Vine reference (I'll drop the video below if the title makes no sense to you).
We are firing up our searches to find you more hot deals for Amazon Prime Day. APD, as those in the trade call it, now runs for four whole days, and Amazon has a tendency to trickle deals out, so there will undoubtedly be more fresh finds today to usurp the stellar deals of mere hours go.
So without further ado, I'm going to stick another coffee on and get to work. Oh, and here's that classic Vine I was on about...
That's all for today folks – The Cyclingnews deals team is signing off for now, but worry not, we will be back in the morning to bring you some fresh bargains as and when they appear.
Notably, Michael Hutchinson's latest book, Further, is also on offer.
12% off Further: Seeking the Distant Limits of Cycling Endurance
Suffering
It's a term that is widely used, often celebrated, in cycling parlance; synonymous with effort, hurting, trying your hardest, and fighting to win. It's rolled off by commentators and onlookers without a second thought.
But to many, it devalues the real definition of the word.
Former professional, Michael Hutchinson, recently expressed his dislike of the term, summing it up nicely with "if you volunteer for it, you don't get to call it suffering," and later adding "if you think you're suffering you don't have enough problems in your life."
Without straying too far away from cycling, there's real, undeniable suffering going on in the world, and cycling up a hill as hard as you can is not that.
Regardless of Hutchinson's - or anyone else's - opinion, though, the act of suffering (in our watered-down definition of the word) can make for some incredible imagery. The pain faces of Pogačar and Van der Poel going toe to toe for the yellow jersey in an uphill sprint at the Tour de France this week will be etched in my mind for years to come.
Kristof Ramon's book is a visual celebration of such moments. Called 'The Art of Suffering: Capturing the brutal beauty of road cycling', it even features a foreword by Wout van Aert, and in a nice Prime Day bonus, it's currently half price in the stunning hardcover.
Josh here, while Will takes a break!
When a deal isn't a deal.
We spend hours trawling through the sales during Prime Day, and we're met with hundreds and hundreds of products that have been discounted. Sometimes that's a modest saving, other times its 30, 40, 50% or more.
A fair rule is that the bigger the discount, the better the deal, but each product has a threshold at which it actually becomes worth recommending. 10% off a years-old Garmin Edge 530 computer isn't exciting, but 10% off the Edge 1050 Solar - a product that's much newer and rarer to find on offer, is!
But it's not as simple as that.
Enter this Wahoo Elemnt Ace deal for UK buyers. The Elemnt Ace is just a few months old, so at 15% off and the lowest price it's ever been (according to price tracking tools), you'd be forgiven for thinking it's a great deal.
The problem is, it's just not very good, and so we'd actively recommend that buyers avoid it, even at this price.
As outlined in our Wahoo Elemnt Ace review (and in subsequent testing performed since), it's too big for most mounts on the market, the quality control of the supplier mount wasn't very good and so it just span on my handlebars, and the wind sensor is... well... a gimmick.
Luckily, there are still nine other great Wahoo products we'd wholeheartedly recommend, so check those out --> Black Friday Wahoo deals.
If you know, you know: Oakley Radars at 32% off
Without gassing him up too much, my colleague Tom looks great on a bike. Everything is on point, very classic... just so. I've spent ages testing the best cycling glasses on the market, but one day, while I was wearing some crazy large glasses, he just says to me: "Radars, mate. If you know, you know", and he's right.
They're a classic for a reason and have been in Oakleys range for ages. If you're not into the mega-size cycling glasses then these are a really fantastic bet that work just as well for running as they do for cycling, if you're into that.
My favourite helmet is on sale... and I might even buy another one!
OK, quick story time. I LOVE the POC Omne Air MIPS helmet. It looks good, its comfortable, it's safe, it has MIPS. The bad news is my girlfriend also loves it, so obviously now it's hers.
Anyway, you can pick it up with a modest (but better than nothing) discount of 13% off. I might buy one so I can use it again to be honest...
Hey, here's a great deal: Apple AirPods Pro 2 for under $150!
These are the best in-ear headphones Apples makes, and with 40% off it's about as good a time to buy these as is realistically possible.
They've got brilliant sound quality, solid battery life, and a seamless integration with Apple's ecosystem. Plus if you leave them in your jersey pocket you can make them make a little alarm sound to help you find them.
1/4 off Lazer Tonic helmets - All colours!
Helmets are one of the few non-negotiables for a safe ride, and in general terms you should replace yours every 3-4 years, or as soon as it takes a knock.
Lazer helmets are a quality option, and all colours besides quite a garish black and neon yellow option in the Tonic model have 1/4 off, taking the price down to a lovely $59.99.
Inside the helmet there is KinetiCore, which takes the form of a series of expanded polystyrene polygons that are designed to deform in the event of a crash, much like a crumple zone.
My pick is the off-white colour, as it'll match most kit and last you for a few seasons.
Two of my favourite lights of all time are on sale!
I've spent a lot of time testing bike lights – in fact I wrote our guide to the best bike lights – and the absolute best rear light is on offer now as well as a really interesting front light.
For the back there's the Magicshine SEEMEE300, which has a crazy long battery life, a novel downwards facing LED light to illuminate the road around you for increased visibility, and a series of really need mounting options. It's usually $59.99, but now you can pick it up for $39.59. An absolute bargain.
For the front, there's also the remote-operated Magicshine Evo 1100. It looks a little funny but it's got a lovely cutoff beam that won't dazzle other road users or pedestrians, has a high beam mode, and tucks very neatly indeed beneath an out front mounted bike computer. It's usually $69.99, but now it's only $49.86.


Adidas gravel shoes for under $50
Adidas doesn't do a huge range of cycling shoes, limited currently to a road and a gravel shoe. We have reviewed the road shoe (a 4-star affair), and while we haven't tried the gravel version ourselves we can extrapolate that they're likely to be decent.
Normally they retail for $200, but if you get the size and color combo right you can pick a pair up for as little as $44.11.
They take 2-bolt MTB cleats, have a lace up closure, as well as a knitted internal sock that goes up to the ankle to stop bits of gravel getting into the shoes and causing an annoyance when you're riding off road.
The Edge 840 is one of Garmin's absolute best cycling computers. It's packed with features, it has a huge screen for all the data you can possibly want to lap up, and plenty of training metrics to help you reach your full potential.
The larger screen is particularly useful for bike touring to aid navigation, but we see plenty of pros opting to use this larger model at the biggest races of the year.
While it lacks the solar charging of its more premium sibling – the 840 Solar – it does have a huge discount to make up for it: A full $200 off!
Tom has gone to get lunch so it's now Will here seeing you through to the end of the day. I've had a good old trawl through what Amazon USA has to offer so I'll be sprinkling some fresh deals in here in the next hour or so, so buckle up...
Good morning USA!
I hope the coffee is hot and the sun is shining wherever you are.
Welcome to our Amazon Prime Day Live hub! We've been focusing on UK-specific deals this morning, but don't worry, we've got you covered. Stay tuned for all the best deals, as we find them!
Cannondale CAAD bikes have long been some of the best riding aluminium bikes around, I owned a CAAD10 model and it was a fantastic bike.
The aluminium frames are stiff and exciting to ride, they make excellent training or winter bikes, or alternatively slap a pair of carbon wheels on and you have an affordable, capable race bike.
This CAAD13 has Shimano 105, disc brakes and a bright lime paint scheme that gives a nod to Cannondale's rich histroy, this is a fantastic base to upgrade from at a nice price point.
Cannondale CAAD13 for £1,600 at Sigma
The SEEMEE300 is a fantastic rear light, it's our favourite right now, and rumour has it that Senior Tech Writer Will Jones keeps 43 of them in rotation at any one time.
This punchy rear light currently has a 41% discount on Amazon right now, making it the cheapest it's been according to our Camel price tracking software.
The light got a near-perfect score in our review last year. In no small part thanks to its stonking battery life, excellent mounts and downright brightness. It's a nice feeling knowing you have a good quality light that's the right tool for the job, you can stand on us and invest in this one.
Don't forget to head to our Amazon Prime Day bike deals hub for a wide range of deals for both our UK and US readers. We have a curated range of UK and US deals covering everything from Adidas Velosamba SPD trainers to GoPro action cameras.
This isn't our only live page today. If you want to stay on top of all the latest goings-on from Stage 4 of the Tour de France today, head to our Stage 4 live page to follow all the action!
Here's a nice deal on the Feedback Sports Team Edition Tool Kit, one of my favourites. The kit currently has 16% off on Amazon, not the cheapest it's ever been, but it is absolutely worth flagging. Keep an eye on this one in case it drops even lower in price, though this is still a solid buy.
I use this 26-tool kit at home and events, recently taking it to France for a trip in the car; there's room for additional tools, so you can carry everything in place. It zips up neatly and is super easy to carry, it can also be hung from a workstand.
My most recent use? The double-ended bottom bracket/cassette removal spanner also fits nicely on external spline disc brake lockrings and got me out of a bind.
16% off the Feedback Team Edition Tool Kit on Amazon
CN Tech Writer Tom Wieckowski here, I'm in the vanguard of our deals hunting activities this morning, and I've been looking at some smart watches to kick things off.
I'm testing a Garmin Forerunner model currently and have found a solid deal on a nice Forerunner 255. It's currently the cheapest it's ever been on Amazon at £199.99 with 43% off.
The Forerunner is packed with most of the features more premium models in the range have, has contactless pay tech, and this music model lets you download songs to play whilst running. This model has the morning report and sleep coach features, which I especially like!
Garmin Forerunner 255 with 43% off at Amazon
Good morning!
Welcome to the Cyclingnews Amazon Prime Day live deals hub. Our live hub is usually manned by members of our tech team, a crack squad who are primed and ready to pick out the best online deals for you.
We'll be keeping the fires burning and the energy high in here over the next few days. Circle back to this live page for great cycling and tech deals, as well as the odd joke and random Tour de France fact.
We are all cyclists ourselves, and know a good deal when we see one. Let's kick off the sales!