Black Friday bike deals - The best early deals as we approach Black Friday

The Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2 is 55% off in the 51mm / Pro Sapphire version.

This is a powerhouse of a smartwatch with up to 31 days of battery life.

These aero socks came out on top in our CN Labs wind tunnel aero sock testing. Grab an aero bargain for under $20 and save yourself some watts.

 CN Labs aero socks test

One of the most advanced smart trainers on the market, the Kickr V6 does everything well, without an unnecessary list of bells and whistles. This is a good early price, and it's available right now. But just know that if you're looking for a budget option, the Kickr Core is a better buy.

This is a fantastic price for the ever-popular Wahoo Elemnt Bolt 3.

If you are considering a new unit, we haven't seen this unit much cheaper than this!

Wahoo Elemnt Bolt 3 review

This is a fantastic price for the ever-popular Wahoo Elemnt Bolt 3.

If you are considering a new unit, we haven't seen this unit much cheaper than this!

Wahoo Elemnt Bolt 3 review

The Bolt's big brother, the Roam 3, is also available at a brilliant price right now, with 25% off.

This is one of the best bike computers, with a larger screen that's perfect for navigation.

Wahoo Roam 3 in-depth review

The iGPSPORT BiNavi was a standout value computer unit for us this year; it really packs a punch for the money, and we want to highlight it.

There's no discount right now, but watch this space; we think this could be a hot item if it gets the full Black Friday discount treatment, and we would buy a unit at this price!

BINavi in-depth review

The Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2 is 55% off in the 51mm / Pro Sapphire version.

This is a powerhouse of a smartwatch with up to 31 days of battery life.

This smartwatch comes in a visual package that wouldn't look out of place at a dinner party. It's packed full of all the usual smart and sports features, plus added aquatic ones.

Whilst this watch is officially discontinued, this price is lower than at any point in Black Friday last year; this is still a strong buy.

For a big battery, big screen, and big power, this is a great deal, even if it doesn't quite match a top-tier price. It's still a big buy, at over $500, but it packs a similar punch to the newer Edge 1050, while offering a battery life that'll last for days.

This current price is a 90-day low for the unit, which will be sold off now that the Edge 1060 Solar is here.

This is a great price from the SRAM Amazon store, cheaper than the brand's website. The Karoo is one of the best computers on the market right now; we expect this price to go lower in the coming weeks.

Hammerhead Karoo review

These best sellers come with active noise cancelling, heart rate sensing, live translation and more, and this is a nice discount already.

If you've got an expensive bike or three in the garage, you probably go to bed at night with low-level anxiety about them being stolen while you sleep. There are plenty of things you can do to protect against that, such as buying big locks, ground anchors, guard dogs and high-security doors, but you should also consider Blink's outdoor camera system, which connects via WiFi and catches would-be criminals in the act.

To get a 1200 lumen front light from a well-known brand at under $50 is almost unheard of, so this is a stunning buy if you need to upgrade your night riding. And if you're unsure about what brightness you need, our rule of thumb is that 1000 lumens is the minimum for riding on completely unlit roads at night, but you'll get away with less if you're riding under streetlights and want to be seen by other road users.

The Magicshine Seemee is one of our favourite bike lights, and although we've seen it cheaper than this in the past, we'd happily buy it ourselves at this price. The 300-lumen brightness offers excellent visibility, while the red bulb at the base lights up your legs to make you even more visible to other road users.

If you want a light that records and offers radar capabilities, check out the Garmin Varia RCT715.

This unit can be controlled by a Garmin computer head unit to help keep you safe on the road. This price may drop in the coming weeks, too.

Garmin Varia RCT715 in-depth review

One of the most advanced smart trainers on the market, the Kickr V6 does everything well, without an unnecessary list of bells and whistles. It has been cheaper than this is still a good price, it's available right now. But just know that if you're looking for a budget option, the Kickr Core is a better buy.

If you want an affordable smart trainer and still want to be able to use Zwift, but just want something simple, then this Elite Tuo is the ideal option. It is 35% off right now and includes a 12-month subscription to Elite's E-training software.

At the other end of the spectrum is the flagship Wahoo Kickr Move with realistic fore-and-aft motion.

This unit is 30% off right now, perfect if you want the most realistic indoor training setup possible.

These aero socks came out on top in our CN Labs wind tunnel aero sock testing. Grab an aero bargain for under $20.

 CN Labs aero socks test

The Entranta Apex is a stylish all-rounder from Castelli, now available for under $100.

It is 17% off in both black and ivory colours, in every size. Tip: size up if in doubt!

These Thermo Split gloves from Gorewear have a solid 40% off right now in two colours and a range of sizes. These Gore-Tex gloves are out of production now, so grab a bargain.

Tip: check sizing before purchase.

The C5 Infinium Thermo jacket is a great jacket. The high neck is super comfortable, as is the fleecy material on the inner face. Sizes XS and S remain in black, or all sizes in fluo yellow.

Gore has closed down its cycling clothing arm, so this is the last chance to get one of these jackets.

You'll be forgiven for not knowing about Capo, but this upstart US brand is growing fast. Its aero socks perform well in our wind tunnel testing, and now it has up to 64% off site-wide, with this racy jersey getting an even bigger 55% discount.

50% of the latest Giro Empire cycling shoes? Go on then!

The white version is discounted by 50% in a range of sizes. These are top tier shoes, at a big discount.

The Empire SLX lace-up shoes are quite possibly the most comfortable cycling shoes on the market. They come with adjustable-arch insoles and are pretty lightweight too. They're generally quite an expensive pair, in line with the most premium options, but this discount brings that down by over half!

This model has been replaced now, so when these are gone, they are gone!

Velcro straps used to be just for entry level shoes, but Fizik turned that around with its broad, no-stretch powerstraps. Lighter and more aero than BOA dials, and still at a very attractive price for a mid range pair of slippers.

These S-Works Recon lace MTB shoes have a huge discount in a range of sizes. This is a great deal on a super-stiff, performance XC mtb shoe.

The Crux 3 launched this year, but there are still some Gen 2 Crux's available and this top-spec model is just over $3,000 off.

The Crux changed dramatically, and this could be a final chance to own the round-tubed, non-dropped-seatstay Gen 2 model.

There's a big 25% off saving on this Addict RC 30. Two sizes are available for this nimble, lightweight climber, which uses Scott's top-level HMX carbon fibre.

This Aspreo Rival gravel bike has a cool 31% off in 58 and 61m sizes.

The Rival XPLR groupset and Reserve 44/40 wheelset create a formidable combination here.

Hunt has up to 40% off wheels right now. The 50 carbon disc wheelset is available for under $800.

This is a sub-1500-gram, 50mm-deep wheelset with a hooked rim and standard J-bend spokes for easy maintenance.

Here's a cool deal on the Scicon Race Rain Bag. This is a neat bag for events and races, for stowing your gear.

It has various labelled compartments to keep your kit exactly where you need it.

Swiss Side has a big sale on now, and this Ultimate 3-wheel set has a 40% discount.

Swiss Side is renowned for its aero research, and this range topper is a strong option across a range of terrain.

Nowadays, thieves come prepared with power tools that make light work of most bike locks in just seconds. If you're leaving your bike anywhere for an extended period of time, you should be locking it with something resistant to an angle grinder, and in our experience, this is one of the best out there.

This lock has been cheaper, expect to see it's price fall in the coming weeks.

No matter if it's being locked up at the office, at train station, or at home in the garage, your bike should be locked up whenever you're not with it, and although an angle-grinder-proof lock is best for public use, a Kyrptonite U-lock with a cable is a smart investment.

No discount yet, but we want to highlight the excellent BiNavi unit; it competes with more premium options for a fraction of the cost.

iGPSPORT BiNavi in-depth review.

We make this the cheapest the Elemnt Bolt 3 has ever been on Amazon. It's also cheaper than Wahoo's own website.

This is a great price, for an excellent computer; it may not drop much more this month.

Wahoo Bolt 3 in-depth review

We rate this bike light even at full price; it's one of our absolute favourites.

It's been cheaper than this; our advice: hold on until we get closer to Black Friday.

There are dozens of good bike lights on offer, but nothing packs this many lumens for this low a price.

Over half off this Ultegra Di2 groupset, the deal was originally under £1k, but even at this new price, this is still an incredible deal and a great way to upgrade your bike.

We make this the cheapest the Elemnt Bolt 3 has ever been on Amazon. It's also cheaper than Wahoo's own website.

This is a great price, for an excellent computer; it may not drop much more this month.

Wahoo Bolt 3 in-depth review

This is another fantastic price for the Bolt's big brother, the Roam 3. This is the cheapest we have seen it on Amazon, a really strong price.

Wahoo Roam 3 in-depth review

This is the mid-sized Fenix 8 option with a 57 mm screen. Its list of functions is incredibly long, easily handling all the features you've heard of, such as Garmin Pay, Vo2 Max analysis and Spotify control, adding in things like PacePro and Race Predictor to help you prep for your target event.

With extremely good, clear mapping, a big and bright screen, and connectivity to pretty much every third-party sensor and app you could want, the Karoo 3 is quite possibly the best bike computer on the market. It might not have the brand clout of a Garmin or Wahoo, and the battery life is its only downfall, but unless you're doing 10-hour rides, it's a really good buy, especially with this discount.

The Edge 1040 is Garmin's former flagship, and although now superseded by the Edge 1050 and 60, don't let that detract from what is still a powerful GPS bike computer with an enormous battery life.

Not quite the same big discount as found over in the USA, but a pair of latest-gen AirPods for under £100 is worthy of a share. This is the cheapest we've ever seen them, but given the USA deal, I'd be tempted to hold off for a few more days, just in case Amazon goes bigger.

These neat earbuds from Anker are 47% off right now, with the black version carrying the biggest discount. You can also use the Soundcore app to customise the headphone's functions and charge them using the case. They were 70p cheaper than this over the weekend, but we've kept them in because this is still a very good price.

There are endless uses for an AirTag, but none more useful in my personal experience than placing one 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.

This is a solid deal on the Edge 540 from Garmin. Just a rock-solid all-rounder. Not the newest or biggest, if you need all the usual data fields, plus occasional navigation in a compact package, step this way.

If you want enough brightness from your bike light to ride off-road at night, then the 2200-lumen Cateye AMPP is our pick of the deals available right now. At a little over £100 it's a big step up from other deals found below, but you can at least be reassured by Cateye's reputation for quality and reliability.

Although the Magicshine light below is a better lumens-per-pound deal, the Cateye Ampp 1100 offers similar output with a better (in my opinion) beam pattern that lights up the road more clearly. I also really like Cateye's quick twist-on mounting that can be switched from bike to bike in seconds.

We've found a flurry of Black Friday bike light deals here in the UK, and easily the best deal for most people will be this Magicshine RN1200, priced at a smidge over £30. At 1200 lumens, you've got enough brightness for road riding in the proper dark. You'll only want more if you ride particularly twisty, fast descents often, or tend to ride techy gravel at night. Otherwise, this will cover most riders' needs just fine.

And our most recommended rear light: the Seemee 300. We rate this as the best rear light on the market, straight from our guide to the best bike lights. It's got a whopping 200-hour battery life, a smart brake sensor, and a downward-projecting LED light for 360-degree visibility.

This unit's price may drop as we approach Black Friday proper.

The Cateye Orb bar end lights are another favourite here at CN. Pop them into the ends of your handlebars for two additional lights. Keeping you safer in the dark and in low light. We have seen them cheaper, but they are still a bargain.

The Tacx Neo 2T is an excellent smart trainer, and its party piece is that it can be used without an external power source, perfect for warming up at races!

Wahoo's Kickr Bike Shift (WiFi) is an all-singing, all-dancing machine, with market-leading power accuracy, built-in buttons for steering and braking, and adjustable crank length to add to the long list of geometry-adjustable touchpoints.

It lacks the gradient simulation the Pro model offers, but it's still an excellent training aid.

Wahoo's attempt at a smart trainer that mimics the movement of a real bike never really took hold. It's a cool feature, rolling back and forth by about eight inches and rocking side to side slightly, but it takes some getting used to. Still, it's cheaper than buying a standard trainer and a rocker plate.

To continue the Wahoo theme, one of the most popular smart trainers on the market, the Kickr V6 does everything well, without an unnecessary list of bells and whistles. This is an excellent price, so if you're after a top-spec bike trainer, act fast. But just know that if you're looking for a budget option, the Kickr Core is a better buy.

It's common knowledge that you'll need a fan when riding indoors, and this is designed with industrial levels of airflow to keep you as cool as possible. The discount isn't huge, but compared to the Kickr headwind or an Elite Aria prices, this is a good buy.

The Espresso is an all-rounder jersey from Castelli. At this price, it's one you will reach for time and again. Black has the biggest discount and the most sizes available.

The Rapha Pro Team Training jersey has 54% off in every size in this clean white/silver colour.

Three rear pockets, and UPF 30 protection plus comfortable overall fit and good length sleeves means you can do anything with this piece.

The Perfetto Ros 2 is one of our favourite winter jackets. It's a hugely versatile piece that will look after you across a huge range of temperatures, depending on how you wear it. It has three rear pockets and zippered side vents for temperature control.

The Rapha Pro Team winter II tights are one of the best items Rapha makes, hardy, warm and stylish - they are perfect for winter. Both versions have 30% off in several sizes.

As far as race-ready, winter-friendly jerseys go, Castelli was the pioneer, and the Perfetto Ros 2 is a great product. The short sleeves might make it less versatile, but given the unseasonably warm autumn we're having so far, it the conditions couldn't be more suited to it.

The Mono jersey features nice modern long sleeves, a good torso fit, and is made using environmentally friendly BlueSign fabrics.

The Acidic Yellow version has the best discount in all sizes.

The Free Aero Race S bib shorts from Castelli are an impressive product, featuring a comfortable Progetto X2 Air chamois, a compressive fit, aero-optimised fabrics, and four colours to choose from. The best discount applies to the blue and black colours.

This price may drop a little more in the run up to the big sales event.

The stylish Quoc M3 Air shoes have 30% off in a range of sizes, making them more affordable. These are lightweight, stiff and stylish road shoes.

Quoc M3 Air in-depth review

The Hammer XC MTB shoes are super comfortable and make excellent gravel or mtb shoes. As well as a comfortable fit, they are a touch more flexible for walking and have a grippy sole.

Hammer Plus XC in depth review

The Torch Lace, similar to the Torch also featured here, is one of our favourite pairs of shoes at the moment. They've been cheaper than this in the past, but almost a third off some of the best cycling shoes on the market. The black version gets the best discount, but most of the smaller sizes are still available.

Lake's new winter boots are already discounted by 30% in the Sigma sale. These boots are two-bolt SPD-compatible and have a wider fit than standard, paired with a durable DWR-coated upper for winter protection.

You'll not be missed in these, but it won't matter because you'll have saved 60% on one of the best off-road shoes on the market. Only smaller sizes remain though.

A bit of a consumable part, the yellow cleat comes with most of Shimano's road pedals (except Dura-Ace) and typically lasts a year or two of regular use, depending on how much walking you do in that time. With six degrees of float (essentially lateral movement of your heel) they're often preferred over the blue cleats by those with knee paind or other niggles.

The blue versions offer two degrees of float - or lateral heel movement. These come with Dura-Ace pedals, and are generally preferred by those who like a more locked-in feeling to your pedalling action. Red cleats are fully fixed, with zero float, but they're not on offer at the moment. Still available, but for collection only so unless you live near a Sigma Sports store, you're out of luck.

This SuprSix Evo 5 has 17% off taking it down to 3.5k. Cannondale bikes tend to carry a premium but this is a much more attractive price for a SuperSix that's available in a range of sizes. Two colours are available for this well-sorted 105 Di2 spec bike.

The S-Works version of the Aethos 1 was originally a £11.5 bike, but right now you can get it at a hugely discounted price, bringing it down by over £2000

The Allez is Specialized's entry-level bike, but don't take that to mean you're getting entry-level performance. Combining Shimano and Praxis components for the groupset, and then Specialized's own wheels and finishing kit, this is perfect for the budget-conscious rider.

This is a great chance to get yourself on a Tarmac SL8 for under 3k. With a solid 105 Di2 groupset and solid DT Swiss wheels, this is a great buy.

This is a good price for a classic floor pump. I use one nearly every day. It just works. Nothing is more annoying that trying to inflate tyres with a pump that isn't working as it should.

Sadly the £1789 price has now disappeared, but I'm leaving this deal here with the new, higher price of £1899, because it's still a really solid deal, especially since it's available on pretty much all options, bar a 50-34 crank, you can even choose the en-vogue 165mm crank arms.

Just over 1K for Ultegra is a good buy; performance is very close to Dura-Ace, unless you are gram counting, this is arguably the groupset to choose.

Under £650 for a carbon fibre wheelset that weighs under 1500g would have been unthinkable five years ago. This Cyber Monday deal offers 40mm deep wheels, with a 22mm internal, 30mm external hooked rim.

If you ride more than around 5000 miles a year, you'll probably need to replace your cassette, and while you could wait 'til it's worn before you buy the next one, I like to buy a few over Cyber Monday and save myself a few quid. This price has risen slightly from £25.99, but it's a good price on a very popular cassette.

The Pirelli Smartube is one of a few well-respected TPU inner tube models, which are incredibly lightweight and offer impressive rolling resistance performance. They're known to be a bit more prone to punctures, but I tend to ride with a couple in my saddle bag as a lightweight emergency stash.

Similar to the Combiflex above, the Z Lok Combo offers the same end result; a combination lock that won't stand up to tools, but prevents someone walking off with your bike unchallenged. This is a little cheaper, but doesn't fit into a pocket quite so easily. It's great if you're carrying a frame bag, though.