Amazon Prime Day cycling deals: Last chance to grab a deal on the final day of the sale

20% off mightn't sound like much but it's the best price we've ever seen on the X1.

The same goes for the Promax - the cheapest we've seen it before today is $908.

This is the cheapest we have ever seen the mighty Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2. It has 50% off right now in a limited-time deal.

This deal is for the 47mm face and 'Pro Sapphire' style. The Epix Pro boasts a crisp AMOLED display, up to 16 days of battery life, and literally a tonne more. You can see a list of all the features here, there's too much to list!

The Edge 1050 brings the very long list of features from the 850 into a bigger unit with a bigger display and better battery life - up to 20 hours in demanding use.

The Garmin Edge 850 has $100 off right now, which is another lowest-ever Amazon price.

The 850 is the latest entry point for Garmin touchscreen tech; there is so much packed into Garmin units that the touchscreen feature is almost essential.

The 850 gets Garmin contactless pay, a bell and a super crisp, bright screen.

The Garmin Edge 840 is also discounted by 22% in the sale, and like the 540 above, we've not seen it cheaper than this.

The Edge 840 has a lot of the same features as the 540, but gains touchscreen functionality.

Garmin units are packed with features, and at times this means you can end up scrolling through screens or switching them whilst riding, something that a touchscreen makes that little bit easier.

If you use your computer a lot while riding and are always switching screens, the touchscreen may be a real advantage for you.

Read our Garming Edge 840 review.

The Edge 550 has a slightly bigger, much crisper display, and better processor. This does cut battery life, but you'll still get 12 hours per charge, even with the most demanding use.

The excellent Garmin Edge 540 is discounted in the sale by Garmin by nearly 30%. This isn't the first time it's been this price, but we've never seen it cheaper.

If you just want a solid computer, with good mapping and screen solution that has all the usual features, you can't go wrong here. Garmin computers are packed with tech.

The 540 has been superseded by the newer Edge 550 unit, but this is still a fantastic option at a great price.

Read our Garmin Edge 540 review.

You can enjoy 50% off these Beats Solo 4 headphones in several different colours. We're making this the cheapest they have ever been on Amazon.

A 10-minute charge can give 5 hours of playback, and there's a 50-hour max battery life.

How could we leave out the mighty MagicShine 300 rear light?!

This awesome little light isn't the cheapest it's ever been on Amazon, but we still think this is a fair price for such a good rear light. It has been superseded by the 400 unit, but for the money, this is a heck of a lot of light.

Why? The battery life is excellent, the mounts are great, and it's very bright. A rear light is essential year-round for safety, and this is a great one.

If it's power meter pedals you're after, the Garmin RS210 power meter pedals are on sale on Amazon, as well as on the Garmin website for the same price.

This deal is for the SPD-SL pedals - measuring each leg independently, and it's the cheapest they have been on Amazon, but there is a range of single-leg and double-leg options on offer, in SPD and Look Keo compatibility too.

The RS210 pedals are rechargeable, with a 90-hour battery life and power accuracy within 1%, along with a host of other pedalling metrics.

Shimano's range-topping Dura-Ace SPD SL pedals are as good as it gets. Lightweight, great looking and with super smooth bearings.

Dura-Ace pedals carry a premium price tag, and as a long term consumable item, sometimes dropping the cash on these range toppers is a tall ask.

This is a really solid discount from the official Shimano Amaozn webshop. If you're an SPD SL rider and want some new pedals, now could be your chance to invest.

The heavy-duty Kryptonite Fahgettaboudit chain and lock is 42% off right now. The chain links are made from heat-treated boron manganese steel.

Three keys are included; the overall weight is 4.95 kg, and the length is 100cm. This is a good, solid lock for home or travelling if you are happy to carry it.

The Tattico has a hose that pops out of the end, with a clever lever that locks it onto your valve. The act of pumping is quite easy - you don't end up fighting the pressure in the tyre to add more air. It doesn't heat up, nor does it ever feel as though it might bend out of shape, as cheaper mini pumps can do. The discount on this one isn't massive but I'd happily buy one at full price so can happily reccommend it at 14% off.

It's important to stay on top of your cleat wear; worn cleats can lead to injuries and, at worst, accidents.

Our biggest piece of advice here is to always buy genuine Shimano cleats, don't be tempted to go for cheaper imitation ones, they are never the same quality. I learnt this the hard way.

They are discounted by a nice amount right now, and most importantly, are being sold by Shimano's own Amazon webshop, so you know you're getting a legitimate product.

The latest Roam from Wahoo has a smaller 15% discount. The Roam is very easy to use, and we find the mapping and navigation very user-friendly.

The slightly older Roam V2 has 24% off. It's still a great computer with easy-to-use mapping and fast processing. There isn't much to dislike here.

The compact yet capable Bolt V3 has 15% off in the sale right now. This computer is used by many pro riders due to its slightly smaller size, and the colour screen is really nice and clear.

Apple's flagship wireless earbuds, the Pro 3 deliver exceptional active noise cancellation, improved sound quality with deeper bass and clearer vocals, personalised Spatial Audio, heart-rate monitoring for workouts, and even Live Translation. They also offer a more secure fit, better water resistance, adaptive listening modes, hearing-health features, and up to 8 hours of battery life.

The second-tier model, the Airpods 4 with ANC, pack premium features into Apple’s open-ear design: Active Noise Cancellation, Adaptive Audio, Transparency mode, Conversation Awareness, Personalised Spatial Audio, Voice Isolation for clearer calls, the H2 chip, wireless charging, Find My, IP54 resistance, and up to 30 hours of total battery life with the case.

The AirPods 4 is the most affordable model in the range, excluding any deals you might find on older models. You get the H2 chip, Personalised Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking, Voice Isolation for clearer calls, improved comfort, USB-C charging, Find My support, IP54 dust and water resistance, and up to 30 hours of total listening time with the case.

Ignore the retail price that Amazon has listed on this one. It's actually £499, not £549.

However, despite that, this Kickr Core 2 is a great price at £417.99, and has actually gotten cheaper in the past 24 hours. It comes with an 11-speed cassette, so make sure that'll fit your bike.

If not, Sigma Sports has the Kickr Core 2 with the universally-compatible Zwift Cog available at £449.00.

This bundle includes the Osmo 360x camera, invisible selfie stick, three batteries, a case and more. This unit is perfect for capturing exciting point-of-view footage for all kinds of activities.

The Forerunner range is widely popular among enthusiast athletes of all kinds. At this price, it's not too steep and offers plenty of features like heart rate tracking and GPS, and it will keep an eye on your off-bike health and give insights to help your training.

A slightly more premium model here, the AS2 Pro Max gets you double the battery life, so four full inflations to 120psi.

The Muc-Off AirMach can inflate to 120psi, has the same battery capacity as the AS2 Pro above, and also offers a digital display. It can recharge in 30 minutes, and has a built in adaptor letting you switch easily between presta and schrader valves.

Key stats on this one include a 120psi pressure limit, an on-device digital gauge display, a hose to connect to the valve, and enough battery to handle two full inflations of a 25c road tyre to 120psi (not that you should go that high).

This cheaper model gets you a max pressure of 100psi, enough battery life to hit 100psi twice in a 25c tyre, and a quick recharge time of 25 minutes.

The Airbank Mini Pocket SE is the cheapest here. It weighs just 93g, will inflate to a max of 100psi and although it claims to inflate two tyres between charges, you'll struggle there if you use tyres bigger than 25c.

Some heart rate monitors offer all sorts of silly features like music control and the ability to measure your stride length when running (but only when paired with a smartwatch that can do the same anyway, and can also measure your heart rate). The H9 keeps things simple, measuring your heart rate and pushing it to your device of choice (phone, bike computer). The battery is excellent, the strap adjustment is easy, and the fit is secure.

The MagicShine SEEMEE 300 is one of our all-time favourite rear lights with its great battery life and excellent brightness. This price was new at the start of the sale; it could go a little lower before the week finishes.

For under £13, you can't go wrong here.

This deal combines the Blink Outdoor 4 2k camera with an indoor camera and the necessary sync module. It acts as a home security system, with alerts to your phone. It can be set to record when it spots movement, and even allows you to talk through the camera.

The reason I think this is worth sharing is that any cyclist who values their bike(s) will want some home security, and the Blink ecosystem is a low-cost solution.

While the season of washing your bike every week is a few months away yet, it's never a bad time to give your steed a spruce up. This multipack comes with a selection of brushes and sponges, plus bike wash and bike protection spray to keep it sparkling for longer.

Not the biggest discount to kick us off, but these valves are very good for tubeless users.

They don't have a traditional core, so they make adding sealant really simple, and the increased airflow also makes setting up and seating the tyre more straightforward too.

You do need to remember to manually close the valve before you remove the pump head though. I promise you'll forget, but you'll eventually do it out of habit... unless you're a bike journalist that uses different valves all the time 🙃.

The Peaty's Tubeless Valves are some of my favourites. The conical bung at the base seals well in all wheels I've used them in, the construction is solid, the caps come with a valve core remover built in, and the locking nut is easy to grasp to get them nicely secure and airtight.

Unless you live under a rock, you'll know it's going to be HOT this week, with temperatures as high as 38° predicted. I don't really have any expertise in sun cream to recommend one vs another, but this is the one I use. It's pretty sturdy when sweating, and that, combined with its child-friendly formula, means when sweat does drip into my eyes, it doesn't sting.

Admittedly if you do live under a rock, you won't need this anyway, so long as you stay there under its shelter.

One tube contains 12 tabs, and you can take half at a time if needed.

On hot days it's important to replace not only the fluid we sweat but the electrolytes we lose too.