Mike's Bikes 'mega sale' is live and site wide with discounts over 50%

Running until Sunday all products are discounted including complete bikes, clothing, smart trainers and much more

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US retailer Mike’s Bikes have just dropped a mega sale, with discounts off everything site wide.

Yes, you heard that right, everything is on sale, from complete bikes to clothing, helmets to components and everything in between. And with the summer rapidly approaching it's certainly timely, offering you the chance to upgrade your bike, your cycling wardrobe and more ready for those long days in the saddle.

Poc Ventral Air Mips helmet: was $260, now $124.95Save 52%

Poc Ventral Air Mips helmet: was $260, now $124.95
Save 52%
The Ventral Air is light, aerodynamic and well-vented, the holy trinity when it comes to producing an effective and comfortable helmet. As owners of this particular lid we can testify to its impressive performance, finding it well-suited to both road and gravel riding. The addition of Mips technology also provides some additional peace of mind.

100% Speedtrap Soft Tact glasses: were $165, now $102.95Save 38%

100% Speedtrap Soft Tact glasses: were $165, now $102.95
Save 38%
Another product we can vouch for, the Speedtrap Soft Tact sunglasses do a great job of offering a wide field of vision coupled with plenty of protection. Elsewhere the cooling vents prevent fogging, while the nose and temple pads mean they're comfortable too. Available here with five different lens options to chose from.

Rapha Core Cargo bib shorts: were $175, now $130.95Save 25%

Rapha Core Cargo bib shorts: were $175, now $130.95
Save 25%

We rate these bibs highly indeed, giving them a full five stars in a recent review. And why? Despite their mid-range price tag they perform admirably, with a comfy seat pad and hardwearing materials two of the best features. The cargo pockets of course need a mention, and here they provide plenty of space and security; we loaded them with energy bars and even a mobile phone.

Wahoo Kickr V6 smart trainer: was $999.99, now $849.95Save 15%

Wahoo Kickr V6 smart trainer: was $999.99, now $849.95
Save 15%
While it's not the biggest of savings, this is a smart trainer that's regarded as one of the best around, including by us. When we reviewed it we loved just how straightforward it was to set up as well as finding it's 2200 watts max output and 20% max simulated gradient plenty for our indoor training needs.

Wahoo Elemnt Roam V2: was $399.99, now $263.95Save 34%

Wahoo Elemnt Roam V2: was $399.99, now $263.95
Save 34%

With the V3 Roam slated for a release in May, the V2 model is likely to be discounted across the board. However, this saving of almost 35% might not be bettered and for a little over $250 you're still getting an awfully good computer. The Roam is well-suited to gravel riders or anyone who places a premium on GPS and mapping.

Fizik Vento Infinito Carbon 2 shoes: were $399.99, now $188.95Save 53%

Fizik Vento Infinito Carbon 2 shoes: were $399.99, now $188.95
Save 53%
With premium road shoes becoming increasingly expensive, it makes sense to try and pick up a pair on discount. We'd recommend the Vento Infinito 2. Like most Fizik products they're exceptionally well made. Here you get a stiff carbon sole, a supple and breathable upper and two Boa Li2 dials that enable a secure and comfortable fit.

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Luke Friend has worked as a writer, editor and copywriter for twenty five years. Across books, magazines and websites, he's covered a broad range of topics for a range of clients including Major League Baseball, the National Trust and the NHS. He has an MA in Professional Writing from Falmouth University and is a qualified bicycle mechanic. He has been a cycling enthusiast from an early age, partly due to watching the Tour de France on TV. He's a keen follower of bike racing to this day as well as a regular road and gravel rider. 

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