Black Friday bike deals: AirPods 4 for under $70, 38% off Garmin Edge, half-price Shimano Di2 and more

$200 off a top-spec computer. It's no longer Garmin's range-topper, but you still get a whole list of features and massive battery life.

There are loads of Black Friday bike light deals, but this is the one that gets you the biggest brightness for the best price.

The older Kickr Core is still a great buy, and here it's on sale for under $400 with a Shimano cassette included.

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. The price is still quite high, but the 34% discount will make it a little easier on your bank balance.

An enormous discount of 47% that brings the AirPods 4 down to the cheapest price I've ever seen. This is the basic model without the Active Noise Cancelling, but if you want Apple's seamless connectivity on a budget, this is a stunning Black Friday deal.

The 1000XM4 wireless noise cancelling headphones from Sony currently have a massive discount, and they're an incredibly popular pair of over-the-ear headphones. They have been cheaper before, but not by much, and we don't expect this price to budge a great deal downwards.

The Edge 540 Solar is no longer the latest 5-series Garmin, but it's still very much one of the best bike computers on the market. This is the best price we've ever seen it, courtesy of the early Amazon Black Friday sales.

The Edge 1040 is Garmin's former flagship, and although now superseded by the Edge 1050, don't let that detract from what is still a powerful GPS bike computer with an enormous battery life.

If you like the look of the Edge 1040 Solar, but don't like the price, then this 840 offers basically all the same functionality but in a smaller package. That makes it lighter, with a smaller screen and a slightly smaller battery, but at the benefit of your bank balance.

For a combination of big battery, big screen, and big power, while not quite paying top-tier price, this is a great deal. 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 literally days.

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.

Want fast roadside inflation without the effort of pumping? Co2 canisters are your cheap option, but need replacing after each inflation. The AS2 Pro is a hugely popular option that offers 60-second reinflation and can be recharged in just 15 minutes. Unlike CO2, it also gives you a specific PSI reading upon reinflation, letting you maintain your dialed-in pressure.

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.

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.

Rear bicycle radars are having their day, with dozens of brands launching them to varying degrees of success. The OG will always be the Garmin Varia, though. It has forever just 'worked' and this version with its bright rear light means you're killing two birds with one nicely-discounted stone.

The Kickr Core was recently superseded by the newer 'Core 2' model, but it's still a fantastic bit of kit that will long be supported by Wahoo. At $399.95 with a cassette, it's not the cheapest we've ever seen it, but you'll be hard-pushed to find it cheaper this Black Friday.

One of the most advanced smart trainers on the market, the Kickr V6 does everything well, without an unnecessary list of bells and whistles. I've never seen it as cheap as this before, 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.

A true competitor to the Peloton dominance, Echelon's EX5-S offers connectivity to its subscription service, alongside a simple but solid bike design, with plenty of fit adjustment and an absolutely silent operation.

Most coached athletes get Premium TrainingPeaks (or a competitor) as part of their deal, but if you're self-coached (or want to enjoy the Zwift-competitor TP-Virtual, now's the time to commit, with 25% off a year's subscription.

The best cycling gilets are perfect for those early morning starts or for popping on during your ride if things get a bit chilly. The Le Col Sport Logo gilet is a great option to pair up with the Pro Aqua Zero jersey, and features lightweight, windproof fabrics designed to protect your core from the cold. It's also packable with a compact design, meaning you can stash it in a pocket easily. It comes in two colours and sizes XS to 3XL.

A warming and breathable base layer is a great starting point for anyone's winter cycling wardrobe. The Deep Winter Base Layer ticks all the boxes and uses a combination of patented Polartec fabrics to deliver what Le Col says is supreme insulation and temperature regulation with high breathability and low fabric weight. It comes in sizes XS to 2XL, only in Black.

You'll be forgiven for not knowing about Capo, but this upstart US brand is growing fast. It's aero socks won our recent wind tunnel shootout, and it now has up to 40% off site-wide, with this aero jersey getting an even bigger 50% discount.

The Le Col Pro Aqua Zero is a great choice as one of the best long-sleeved cycling jerseys for winter riding. Featuring a thermal brushed back fabric that insulates the core while a tight-knit construction blocks cold air and wind. There is also a water-repellent coating on the outer means you can push on through showers and road spray. Available in eight colours and sizes from XS to 3XL.

The C5 Infinium Thermo jacket is one of the best winter cycling jackets on the market, according to our expert team of product testers. The high neck is super comfortable, as is the fleecy material on the inner face. It's available in multiple colours here, with varying discounts up to 30% off.

I didn't love the Perfetto ROS 3 that launched this year. I much prefer this one, which is a little warmer and better suited to the colder winters we get here in the UK. Finding it with a 40% discount at Competitive Cyclist makes me wish I lived in the USA (although if I had a choice, I'd live somewhere further south where winter didn't hit quite so hard). Still... this is a good buy for someone in the PNW, NY, or anywhere between where winter packs a colder punch.

The Mille GT Ultraz jacket received a perfect 5 star review from our expert test team. We especially liked its ability to wick away sweat on hard winter rides, as well as the quality pockets. Even at this price, it's not a cheap jacket, but if you want to ride in comfort this winter, it's an investment you won't regret.

A solid pair of gloves can make all the difference when riding in winter, adding an extra layer of warming protection to hands and wrists. The Pro Lightweight Gloves have a fleece material for thermal insulation and protection from wind and showers, whilst durable yet minimal padding on the palm ensures comfort, grip, and flexibility. They come in four sizes S to XL.

The C5 gloves are the best overall gloves in our winter cycling gloves buying guide. We really liked the fit, the hardwearing exterior and the high-vis option. They're not cheap at their full price, but they've been given a nice saving here. The neon yellow version has the most sizes left.

US-brand Capo is a new but fast-growing one, with a focus on road and gravel kit for both men and women. We're a big fan of its aero gear, but also like these Super Corsa Race bib shorts are a good buy at 40% off.

The best winter bib tights will keep your legs feeling warm and comfortable on the bike if you're cycling in cold and wet winter weather. The Le Col Pro Bib Tights use advanced Polartec and Super Roubaix thermal fabrics designed for cold-weather performance. Warmth, breathability and an overall lightweight are some of the standout features. They are available in Black and sizes XS to 3XL.

Even the best cycling shoes will only ever keep your feet warm and dry for so long, and adding a pair of overshoes to your winter cycling kit is highly recommended. The Le Col Winter Overshoes are designed for deep winter riding when the temperature is firmly rooted in single digits and the chances of rain and wind chill are high. Featuring a structured inner fabric to trap in warmth and a water-resistant outer, Le Col says these overshoes will work hard to protect so you can stay focused on your ride.

It wouldn't be Black Friday deals post with a good cycling socks deal, and these Le Col Tech Wool socks complete this winter cycling outfit. Designed to meet the demands of riding in colder conditions, they feature a high-density merino blend for increased warmth and durability. Available in two colours, sizes either S/M or L/XL.

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.

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.

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.

Another staple of the winter road shoe scene, the Northwave Celsius R GTX has a tall, insulated ankle sock to stop water ingress and a single dial. Will it be enough to make you convert to the metric system?

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!

Our pick of the best cycling shoes on the market at the moment, the S-Works Torch offer exceptional comfort, a stiff sole, easy Boa dial tightening, and they look great. They're currently 27% off in the oak green colourway in most sizes.

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 and a front suspension fork, it'll handle rough surfaces when required and can carry your luggage on the large rear rack.

The original Trek Emonda ALR is our baseline bike in the Cyclingnews wind tunnel tests, so any version of this bike has a particular soft spot in our hearts. This model, the latest ALR 5 with Shimano 105 is a particularly interesting buy, with a little over $500 off in this red and black colourway.

If you head to Unbound Gravel - or any gravel race for that matter - and counted all the bikes on the startline, I reckon the Crux would beat the next most popular by two to one. That might be enough to put some people off, but so many people owning (and loving) a bike is a positive signal in my eyes. Getting this one with $800 off is a good thing too!

Canyon's Ultimate might be lesser-spotted in the WorldTour nowadays as racers lean towards the Aeroad, it doesn't mean it's not still a fantastic bike. In Will Jones' 2023 review, he said it was exceptional when riding uphill, fast handling, and had a quality build kit. He also described it as compelling at full price, so to get one with almost $3000 off is surely even more so.

The flagship race bike in Specialized's range, the Tarmac SL8 with SRAM Red tested as the fastest bike - with a rider - in our 2024 superbike wind tunnel test. Here, you can get it with a 15% discount, bringing it down to just under $11k.

This premium Silca Nastro Piloti tape currently has a decent percentage off in the white colourway, a great way to freshen up your bike for next spring.

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.

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. The price is still quite high, but the 34% discount will make it a little easier on your bank balance.

One of our favourite bike computers, with incredible mapping and a super clear screen. The battery doesn't compare well with the likes of Wahoo and Garmin, but at this price bracket, this is the bike computer I'd buy.

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

Both yellow and blue variants are on offer, but this is the bigger discount.

Based on the more relaxed geometry of the newer model, I think the original Aethos is about to become even more popular, so grab this at a 40% discount while you can.

Over half off the Ultegra Di2 groupset, bringing it under £1k. An incredible deal and a great way to upgrade your bike.

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

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.

These neat earbuds from Anker are 43% 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.

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.

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.

The latest watch in Garmin's Fenix range, this is the mid-sized 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.

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.

Although the Magicshine light 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.

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 here, but you can at least be reassured by Cateye's reputation for quality and reliability.

A rear-only option here from Magicshine. This one offers 200 lumens of oomph, with a healthy discount of over 40%. As ever, we'd recommend getting two rear lights to avoid being plunged into darkness if one of them fails, because you probably won't notice it's happened right away.

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.

To get us started, this is an absolutely insane discount on a smart trainer that used to be priced at over £1200. Over the years, Saris has slowly dropped the retail price in line with the market, but even based on today's £600 RRP, this price is a steal.

And the second, for a smidge more, the same Wahoo Kickr Core but with a traditional cassette. You get a choice of a few options, so make sure you choose the right one for your bike. The benefit here is you aren't then tied to Zwift (or Erg Mode elsewhere), so you can continue to ride in MyWhoosh, Rouvy, TPVirtual etc, with real-life gears that help you up and down the virtual hills. For what it's worth, you can remove the Zwift Cog from the above product and swap on a cassette, or vice versa, if you later change your mind.

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. I've never seen it as cheap as this before, 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.

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.

At the top end of indoor training tech, Wahoo's Kickr Bike (WiFi) is an all-singing, all-dancing machine, with market-leading power accuracy, fore/aft tilting, inbuilt buttons for steering and braking, and adjustable crank length to add to the long list of geometry-adjustable touchpoints.

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.

If you want to move a big quantity of air, but are short on plug sockets, this Shark FlexBreeze could be the ticket. At 40% off, it's about the same price as the Vacmaster above, but with a battery backup that'll last two hours on its highest setting, or 24 on low.

For warmer winter rides, or perhaps as an investment for spring when the sun rears its head again, this Le Col long-sleeve jersey could be ideal. It boasts a nice, tight cut, with four colours available in all sizes, all at half price.

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.

It might be the wrong time of year to think about summer jerseys, but this might be one to buy now while it's cheap ahead of next summer. The Mono jersey features nice modern long sleeves, a good torso fit, and is made using environmentally-friendly BlueSign fabrics.

The Perfetto Ros 2 Vest takes the popular GoreTex Infinium Windstopper material and applies it to a vest only, adding an extra layer of protection over your core on those chillier, breezier days in the chair.

One of the best winter cycling jackets as featured in our guide. We really like this as a high-performance product for hard riding. The only gripe is the narrow pockets sit quite high on the back, but the collar is excellent and the brushed fleece lining feels plush against the skin.

Though not destined for deep winter and pouring rain, in my experience the Core Winter Jacket is a great option for anyone heading out in temperatures down to around 3 or 4 this winter.

These funky trousers might not be right for everyone, but if you want to show off your style as well as your steeze when... uh, checks notes... clocking airtime off the doubles, these are an impressive 46% off in all sizes.

The Free Aero Race S bib shorts from Castelli are an impressive product with comfortable Progetto X2 Air chamois, compressive fit, aero optimised fabrics, and four colours to choose from. The best discount applies to the brown, but navy, white and black all get decent savings too.

You mightn't get much use out of a pair of shorts between now and March if your winter will be spent outdoors. Investing in a fresh pair of shorts for riding on the indoor trainer is a smart idea, though, and you can't go too wrong with Rapha's Core range.

With two colours and all sizes currently available, this Black Friday deal brings a premium pair of cycling shorts down to budget-friendly affordability.

Rapha's Core range is well-respected the world over, and the Core winter tights are a staple for cold-weather riding. To get them on offer at all is a good thing, but to find 25% off right as Winter's about to take hold here in the UK? No brainer.

A smart upgrade from the typical Core winter bib tights are these cargo-pocket-equipped versions, which quite simply add a pocket to each outer thigh for carrying extra snacks or offering easier access to your phone, should the sunrise warrant a photo for the gram.

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.

A superlight summer shoe that would cross over brilliantly into indoor use thanks to a very breezy knitted upper.

White winter shoes may not sound like they make sense but with a discount like this you can afford to buy an extra packet of wet wipes. Gore-Tex to keep you dry, extra insulation to keep you warm. Ditch the overshoes for winter boots and you'll never look back.

Trek's top end road shoe now with half off! The knitted upper keeps it breathable, while dual BOA dials cranking skeletal straps over the knitted uppers lock the foot in. There's a smaller discount on white, too, if black and gold is a bit bling for you.

With varying discounts based on colours that rise to 50% off, the S-Works Torch shoes are one of the best Black Friday cycling shoe deals we've found so far. They were recently awarded the best overall in our guide to the best cycling shoes, so now is a really great opportunity to get a great pair of shoes at a bargain price.

The 'Deep Marine' version carries the biggest discount and in a limited range of sizes now.

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 - in three colours and most sizes - isn't to be ignored.

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.

Our pick as the best road bike helmet on the market, the Evade III did very well in our wind tunnel helmet test too. It's well vented, super comfy, lightweight, and it looks great. It's usually quite an expensive helmet, but this deal brings the cost down a bit.

The CAAD Optimo 2 is an entry-level road bike perfect for beginners or those on a budget. It comes with an alloy frame, and a 10-speed Shimano Tiagra groupset, and is available in 51 and 58cm sizes.

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.

At 40% off, this Specialized Aethos deal gets you Shimano's 105 Di2 groupset, DT Swiss wheels, and the Fact 9R carbon frame in an all-white-everything colour scheme. Only two sizes remain available though.

The older flagship frame - the Tarmac SL7 - is now repurposed as a more budget-friendly race bike. This is the 'Comp' spec, with Shimano 105 Di2 groupset, DT Swiss wheels and Roval's finishing kit.

A fast XC bike for most people, the Epic 8 prioritises capability over roughstuff, meaning it's forgiving when you inevitably hit the corner faster than you planned. With front and rear RockShox SID suspension, SRAM Level brakes, an X-Fusion dropper and progressive XC Race geometry, the Epic 8 is a serious bike.

If you're more interested in a full-bike buy, then the Tarmac SL8 Pro is available here with a modest 15% (but still significant £1250) off. This one comes with Shimano Ultegra Di2, Roval carbon wheels and a one-piece aero cockpit.

The S-Works version of the Aethos 1 was originally a £12k bike, but right now you can get it at a hugely discounted price, bringing it down by over £4000.

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.

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.

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 Black Friday and save myself a few quid. This deal brings the 11-30 11-speed 105 cassette down by over half, to just £26.

Hunt's budget-friendly all-season road wheel just got even more budget-friendly! Weighing in at 1680g with 25mm deep alloy rims, disc brake compatibility, a 22mm internal width, a hooked bead, and delivered tubeless-ready.

Under £600 for a carbon fibre wheelset that weighs under 1500g would have been unthinkable five years ago. This Black Friday deal offers 40mm deep wheels, with a 22mm internal, 30mm external hooked rim.

Hunt's 60 Limitless is designed around 25-28mm tyres, with 60mm deep rims, 21mm inner and 34mm outer widths, a hooked bead and Pillar Wing aero steel spokes.

Hunt's flaghsip road wheel, with a 1380g weight and market-leading aero performance from the 49.5mm deep rims. There's a hookless bead around the 23mm wide rim bed. That's paired with a 34mm wide external front rim and 30mm rear. Also comes with carbon fibre aero spokes for extra power transfer.

If you can't justify the Dura-Ace deal above, this Ultegra Di2 groupset at under £1000 might be a little easier to swallow. Full Di2 with Shimano's revered hydraulic braking and a long list of spec options to choose from make this a great buy, while the 56% discount makes it an incredible Black Friday deal.

A half-price Dura-Ace Di2 groupset is a pretty impressive deal, especially since it's available on pretty much all options, even the ones with the en-vogue 165mm crank arms.