Black Friday bike deals 2024: We've hand-picked the best cycling deals including huge savings on bikes, clothing, parts and accessories

Specialized Crux Comp Gravel Bike: Was $4000.00, now $3199.99 | Save $800 at Specialized

The Cycling Weekly team has rigorously tested both the Crux Pro and its more affordable sibling the Crux DSW. Regardless of frame material the Crux geometry and performance always stand out. It's a bike that favours smoother terrain like the wide-open Kansas expanses and can make for superb all-road/winter bikes.

Scott Addict eRide 30 Electric Bike: Was $5999.99, now $3200.00 | Save 47% at Backcountry

While the Scott Addict eRide is a bike we have yet to test, we have put plenty of Mahle-equipped bikes through their paces. The Mahle hubs and ecosystem are arguably the most reliable Electric Bike systems on the market. The Addict eRide 30 features the superlight X20 hub, with the total system weighing just 3.2kgs, making it also the lightest on the market.

Cervelo Aspero SC Rival Gravel Bike: Was $5300, now $3445 | Save 35% at Competitive Cyclist

We think the Cervelo Aspero is a superb performance gravel bike with a sweet balance of road and off-road capabilities. A bike that suits gravel racers and gravel-curious roadies perfectly, it is stiff, feels direct and features some aero profiling.

Salsa Journeyer Sora 700c Bike: Was $1299.00, now $999.93 | Save 23% at REI

While Salsa Warbird arguably invented gravel bikes, the Salsa Journeyer has the big task of bringing that DNA to more affordable prices, which it does with flying colours. When Tim tested the Journeyer last year, he had this to say "The Journeyer is a versatile bike that can adapt, making it an excellent option for those new to gravel riding. Although the bike doesn’t dazzle in any particular area, it provides a fun and confidence-inspiring ride".

Schwinn IC4 Exercise Bike: Was $1299, now $799.98 | Save 50% at Dick's Sporting Goods

Considering its retail price the Schwinn IC4 (once called the 800IC) is exceptional value. We found it to be an extremely quiet and surprisingly capable exercise bike. Assuming you have a tablet or laptop it will also work with most third-party cycling apps.

Horizon Fitness 7.0 IC Exercise Bike: Was $1299, now $799 | Save 50% at Horizon Fitness

The Horizon Fitness 7.0 IC falls a little short of the modern best indoor smart bikes but way ahead of the most budget-exercise bikes. Its far superior Bluetooth connectivity and 3^rd party cycling app compatibility make it one of the best budget exercise bikes out there.

Wattbike Atom: Was $3099.99, now $2499.99 | Save $600 at Wattbike

Our best overall smart bike, the Wattbike Atom is not just a popular choice for enthusiasts, but often the preferred choice of cycling federations and gyms around the globe. Its adjustability, smoothness and super stable platform will take your training to the next level.

Garmin Edge 540 GPS Cycling Computer: was $399.99, now $299.99 | Save $100 at Amazon

Standing out as one of the best-value, do-it-all cycling computers on the market, Our North American Editor took one on a 28-hour epic gravel adventure on a single charge, and rates this deal as her pick of Black Friday.

Magicshine SEEMEE 300 Rear Light: Was $59.99 now $44.99 | Save 25% at Amazon

Our best rear bike light, and really I don't need to say much more about it. The SEEMEE 300 is so popular and for good reason. It's well-made and has an extensive list of features including the wide visibility angle and built-in accelerometer to control brightness.

Garmin Tacx Flux S Smart Trainer: Was $749.99, now $399.99 | Save 47% at Amazon

It's the ERG mode that really sets the Tacx Flux S apart from its rivals and why it is our best smart trainer. It is super smooth and offers an excellent ride feel. One of the most stable trainers we have tested, which does make it less portable but a very minor detail in the grand scheme of things.

Wahoo Kickr: Was $1,299.99, now $999.99 | Save 23% at Backcountry

There are a lot of fans of the Wahoo Kickr here at Cycling Weekly. Virtually silent, it provides great data capturing and excellent ride feel. A high-spec high-performance option, and now with a great saving.

Wahoo Kickr Move: Was $1,300, now $999.99 | Save 23% at REI

The Wahoo Kickr Move is identical to the Wahoo Kickr in terms of performance but adds a back and forward movement. A perfect way to add a little comfort and realistic ride experiance to your indoor season.

Garmin Forerunner 945 GPS: Was $599.99, now $289.99 | Save $310 at Walmart

Offering just about every training feature Garmin has, the Garmin's Forerunner 945 is like having 24-hour, 7 days a week access to a personal trainer. Its more utilitarian design separates it from the Fenix and Epix as the more sports-orientated option.

Also only $299 at Amazon

Apple Watch Series 9: Was $399, now $279.99 | Save 30% at Amazon

This is one of the most popular smartwatches on the market. It doesn't have some of the specialist cycling metrics, but its refined looks offer a great sports-to-smart crossover, and all the practical features such as phone compatibility, Apple pay, and much more.

HUNT 4454 Aerodynamicist Carbon Wheelset: Was $1389.99, now $899.99 | Save 35% at Hunt Bike Wheels

It's pretty rare to see Hunt Bikes Wheels feature a discount regardless of the time of year and even then it's always small percentages. So, this is a deal not to be missed. The mixed-depth 44mm front and 54mm rear wheelset feature the brand's 'Aerodynamicist' stamp, which means these wheels have seen significant CFD development and wind tunnel time to minimize drag and increase crosswind stability. Even at full price, Hunt has always been competitively priced, this looks like a steal.

Specialized S-Works Turbo Rapidair 2Bliss: Was $120, now $75 | Save 38% at Specialized

The tyre that Remco Evenepoel should have been running this summer during the Olympic Road Race, where a puncture 5km from the line nearly ended his chances of a gold medal. If only he had the tubeless version? Don't make the same mistakes as Remco, go tubeless.

Smith Optics Triad Mips Helmet: Was $190, now $114 | Save 40% at Smith Optics

Cycling Weekly tech writer Hannah, was a big fan of Smith Optics Trace Mips when she tested it last year. The Triad features a slightly more conventional and slimmer helmet design, which should be slightly more aero. Despite this, they have still managed to add an extra vent making it 19 vs 18 over the Trace.

Adidas Indoor Cycling Shoes: Was $150, now $38 | Save 70% at Adidas

Just in time for indoor cycling season, the Adidas indoor scored highly when we put them through their paces last winter. Their stiffness is about as close to a road shoe as you can get, with such a lightweight upper and they just ooze 90s cool.

Seatylock Foldylock Compact Folding Bike Lock: Was $89.98, now $71.98 | Save 20% at Amazon

Not only one of our best bike locks but one of the most secure folding locks on the market. Boasting a Sold Secure silver rating and being only 1kg, it is a cracking option for keeping your bike secured.

Muc-Off Pressure Washer Bundle: Was $319.99, now $239.99 | Save 25% at Muc Off

The perfect addition to any home mechanics staple. Designed purely for cleaning bikes at home the Muc Off Pressure Washer Bundle is everything you need to have a well-oiled machine this winter.

Giant Revolt Advanced 1 Gravel Bike: Was £2999 now £2049 | Save £950 at Tredz

Our 2023 gravel bike of the year, the Revolt Advanced really stands out from the crowd of high-end gravel bikes all claiming to be the best do-it-all gravel bike. Not only does it have a much wider range of uses, but it also has features that many others still don't, like adjustable dropouts and dropper post compatibility.

Merida Scultura 6000 Di2 Road Bike: Was £3300 now £2250 | Save 31% at Tredz

When Rachel put the Merida Scultura 6000 through its paces last year, she had this to say "It's spritely, reactive and a whole load of fun – it nicely fits its race bike brief. Handling is excellent allowing you to push on with confidence". Even at full price, Rachel noted what excellant value the Scultura offered, being one the most affordable with a Shimano Di2 groupset.

Cannondale Synapse Carbon 4 Road Bike: Was £2400 now £1449 | Save 40% at Sigma Sports

The Smartsense system featured on the latest iteration of the Cannondale Synapse saw mixed reviews, but the consensus is that the Synapse is still one of the best endurance road bikes. The Synapse Carbon 4 was never equipped with the Smartsense system, making it the purest version of this popular bike.

Ribble Endurance SL R Disc - Sport: Was £4499 now £2999 | Save 34% at Ribble

The Endurance SL R from Ribble is a popular bike with the Cycling Weekly tech team. Its geometry makes it comfortable enough for all-day riding, quietly hiding a wicked turn of pace. It does this by maintaining stiffness in key areas and a low frame weight, all before we even get to the value.

Wattbike Proton Smart Bike: Was £2050 now £1645 | Save £405 at Wattbike

While the Wattbike Proton has only been out a few months it is already in the Black Friday sale. The deal comprises a small monetary discount of £150 and includes a Polar heart rate monitor, Zwift and Wattbike training hub subscriptions totalling £405.

Domyos Basic Exercise Bike 100: Was £299.99 now £199.99 | Save £100 at Decathlon

Our best budget exercise bike, the Domyos Basic 100 from Decathlon is what it says on the tin, basic. However, the easily adjusted fit and 12kg freewheel make for a great platform to get started with home training.

Garmin Forerunner 55: Was £159.99, now £118.77 | Save 26% at Amazon

It might not have all the bells and whistles as some of the more expensive smartwatches, but the Forerunner 55 is still part of the Garmin Connect family, providing you with ample support for your training.

Garmin Fenix 7 GPS: Was £499.99, now £384.99 | Save £115 at Decathlon

Another multi-sport gem from Garmin. On review, Cycling Weekly Digital Editor Michelle found to have an impressive battery life and great heart rate accuracy, a rare find in a wrist based device.

Knog Blinder 900: Was £80.00 now £51.20 | Save 36% at Sigma Sports

Converted as our Commuter bike light option, the Knog Blinder 900 was really only beaten to the top spot by the Magicshine on value. The 900 Lumens provided by the Blinder should be more than enough for most. Something to consider while Magicshine makes good lights, Knog are a well-recognised brand with support via bike shops and distributors the world over.

Magicshine SEEMEE 300 Rear Light: Was £59.99 now £43.99 | Save 27% at Amazon

Our best rear bike light, the SEEMEE is more than powerful at 300 lumens and whilst boasting a 260-degree viewing angle, this would be enough for most. However, the accelerometer-controlled brightness and the SEEMEE's battery life really set it apart from its competitors.

Garmin Edge 130 Plus GPS: Was £219 now £187 | Save 15% at Amazon

The most basic bicycle computer in Garmin's range, the Edge 130 plus is by far my favourite. It is simple and has everything you need with some nice bonus features. Its only limitation is the breadcrumb mapping but it is good enough for road and gravel.

Wahoo Kickr V6: Was £1,099.99, now £839.99 | Save 24% at Tredz

There are many fans of the Wahoo Kickr here at Cycling Weekly. Offering a excellent ride feel, and one of the quietest turbo trainers we've tested. Capable of capturing a huge amount of ride data, it's a high-spec option and now at a great price.

Also available for £899.99 directly through Wahoo

Wahoo Kickr : Was £999 now £700| Save 30% at Evens Cycles

Superseded by the Kickr V6 back in 22. In 2021 when we tested the V5, it was a reliable and solid trainer, one we eventually gave 4.5 stars out of 5. With most new trainers, it is rarely revolution and more evolution so, if you are looking to upgrade an older trainer, the Kickr V5 might be a good middle ground and offer better value with this 30% off discount.

Vacmaster Cardio54 fan with remote: Was £99.99, now £75.67 | Save 24% at Amazon UK

It may look a little agricultural, but Cycling Weekly Tech Editor swears by his for keeping him cool for indoor riding. A great alternative fan option to the known brands this indoor season.

Garmin Edge 530: Was £249.99 now £189.99 | Save 24% at Amazon

It is really hard to find fault with the Garmin Edge 530. Despite its age, it is still a fantastic computer, with far more features than most people will ever need. It is a reliable and well-thought-out device, plus I am a fan of proper buttons.

Also available at Tredz

Garmin Edge 840 GPS Computer: Was £449 now £382 | Save 15% at Balfes Bikes

It was hard to find fault in the Garmin Edge 840 when Chris Marshall-Bell put it through its paces in 2023, awarding 4.5 out of 5 Stars. Chris said 'It's a substantial investment, but if the previous model is anything to judge by, it'll last you many, many years and remain reliable'

Specialized S-Works Evade 3 Aero Helmet: Was £250 now £139 | Save £ at Tredz

Now in its third iteration, the S-Works Evade is one of the slippest helmets on the market. The big upgrade for this revision was its increased ventilation and boy did Specialized do a great job of it. The unique design kept US editor Rook comfortable despite many hot, dry summer days out testing. So much so, that it was voted the best ventilated aero lid in our best helmet guide.

Mavic Cosmic Sl 45 Disc Wheels: Was £1420 now £899.99 | Save £520 at Tredz

Mavic may have fallen off your radar in recent years, but they are still making great wheels. If you have a slightly older disc brake bike, many of which won't be able to take the new bread of wider rims and tyres. That is where these Cosmic Sl 45s could be a great option. At 1575 grams for a tubeless-ready, 45mm deep wheel thats decent gain on older carbon or aluminium wheels.

Le Creuset Rainbow Stoneware Mugs: Was £75 now £54 | Save 28% at Amazon

The Cycling Weekly team's favourite mugs are once again on sale. No morning meeting is complete without someone slurping from one of these excellent mugs. All three sizes get the discount treatment on Amazon, with the 100ml espresso size seeing the most at 28% off.