'Tis the season for... big cycling discounts! Black Friday is here, and with it came a deluge of amazing cycling deals from a range of top-notch retailers and manufacturers, including Wiggle, Freewheel, Hammerhead, Garmin and more. Here, we collected the best cycling sales, plus a few hand-picked deals selected by our expert cyclists.
For even more offers, head over to T3's best Black Friday deals page or check out our thematic roundups, including the best fitness deals, the best cheap Fitbit deals and the best cheap Garmin deals. Now, let's get going!
Best Black Friday cycling sales
- Freewheel: Massive discounts on all things cycling
- Wiggle: Up to 50% off cycling accessories, bikes, wheels, sunglasses and more
- Garmin: Big savings on cycling computers, Varia products and wearables
- Halfords: Save up to 20% on bikes, e-scooters and accessories
- Sigma Sports: Up to 60% off bikes, helmets, clothing, accessories and more
- Wahoo: Save hundreds on turbo trainers, indoor bikes and cycling computers
- Specialized: Top offers on S-Works goods, bikes, headlights, helmets and more
- Oakley: Save up to 50% on best-selling sunglasses and accessories
- Raleigh: Up to half price off bikes, including ebikes, folding bikes and more
- Canyon: Up to 20% off bikes and up to 40% off accessories
- Le Col: Save up to 50% on cycling apparel and accessories
- Rapha: Save 25 with the code 'SAVE25'
Best Black Friday cycling deals
Watbike Atom: Was £2,400, now £2,149 at Wattbike
A firm T3 favourite, the Wattbike Atom is one of the best indoor bikes for cyclists. Take your training to the next level this winter and get £250 off the Atom!
Hammerhead Karoo 2 'Solstice' Bundle: £359 at Hammerhead (save you £132)
Get a limited-edition ‘Solstice’ Karoo 2 Shell Kit, two Hammerhead Water Bottles, a 60-day Strava Subscription, and a 60-day Komoot Premium Trial for free with the purchase of Karoo 2, saving you £132 (which is how much it'd cost you to buy all items included in the bundle individually).
Garmin Varia RTL515 Tail Light/Radar: Was £170, now £130 at Garmin
See and be seen with the RTL515. This rearview radar pairs with a Garmin Edge bike computer or compatible smartphone to alert you of vehicles approaching from behind. Easily mount it on any road bike seatpost. Battery life up to 16 hours in day flash mode.
Lazer Compact Helmet: Was £30, now £20 at Freewheel
Freewheel described this helmet as "style and performance on a budget", and that's exactly what it is. Lightweight and compact, the Lazer Compact Helmet features 20 air vents to keep your head cool. And, obviously, it'll help you keep your skull intact in case of a fall.
Oakley Radar EV Matte Black PRIZM Dual Lens Sunglasses: Was £215, now £107.50 at Wiggle
Everyone wants Oakleys! The Radar EV Path sunglasses are engineered with a tall lens that delivers an extended range of vision. PRIZM lenses also boost your vision-enhancing colour, contrast and clarity. The O-Matter half-rim frame is lightweight and durable. Now 50% off!
Elite Suito T Direct Drive FE-C Mag Turbo Trainer: Was £649, now £459 at Sigma Sports
Turbos don't get much better than the Elite Suito, which can simulate slopes up to 15% with ± 2.5% accuracy, delivering up to 1900 watts of resistance. It comes pre-assembled out of the box, so you can start riding straight away, plus, you can store it easily thanks to the folding design.
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Matt Kollat is a journalist and content creator who works for T3.com and its magazine counterpart as an Active Editor. His areas of expertise include wearables, drones, fitness equipment, nutrition and outdoor gear. He joined T3 in 2019. His byline appears in several publications, including Techradar and Fit&Well, and more. Matt also collaborated with other content creators (e.g. Garage Gym Reviews) and judged many awards, such as the European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance's ESSNawards. When he isn't working out, running or cycling, you'll find him roaming the countryside and trying out new podcasting and content creation equipment.