Why wait for Black Friday on the 29th of November? Grab one of these smart trainers deals today and get set up for your best winter yet

There are plenty of direct-drive smart trainers available but we've found the best discounts right now ahead of Black Friday on the 29th of November

Male cyclist riding a Wahoo Kickr V5 smart trainer which is currently on a Black Friday discount
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Black Friday is 'Zwiftly' approaching and the big online cycling retailers are already tempting shoppers with deals, ahead of the 29th of November. So if you're looking to get into indoor cycling or upgrade your existing indoor set-up, some of our top-rated smart indoor trainers are discounted already. These deals include our best overall recommendation – the Garmin Tacx Flux S which has $350 off at Garmin, along with deals on popular Wahoo models.

For all the best deals this Black Friday & Cyber Monday, make sure to bookmark our best Black Friday bike deals page. We have already found amazing deals on Smartwatches, like this one from Walmart on the Garmin Forerunner 945 and tons of cycling kit deals you shouldn't miss.

Garmin Tacx Flux S: Was $749.99, now $399.99 at Garmin

Garmin Tacx Flux S: Was $749.99, now $399.99 at Garmin

The Garmin Tacx Flux S is our best overall in the best smart trainers guide. It ticks all the boxes on performance and ease of use, especially if you have the space for a permanent indoor set-up. The Flux S also delivers an excellent ride feel, good stability and a very smooth ERG mode.

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Wahoo Kickr: Was $1,299.99, now $899.99 at Wahoo

Wahoo Kickr: Was $1,299.99, now $899.99 at Wahoo

The Wahoo Kickr is my smart turbo trainer of choice and gives indoor cyclists high-spec performance, and a superb ride feel, with an easy set-up, and now even better at its current price. The Kickr has a virtually silent operation, handles all the data you'll ever need and comes highly recommended.

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Saris H3 Plus: Was $649.99, now $499.77 | Save 23% at Mikes Bikes

Saris H3 Plus: Was $649.99, now $499.77 | Save 23% at Mikes Bikes

The Saris H3 Plus is designed to be the quietest smart trainer that Saris has ever made. It gives precise measurements with a build that accurately monitors power, speed, and cadence.

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Wahoo Kickr Move: Was $1,299.99, now $999.99 at Wahoo

Wahoo Kickr Move: Was $1,299.99, now $999.99 at Wahoo

The Wahoo Kickr Move is identical to the Wahoo Kickr for its overall performance, but it has one crucial difference – a built-in, dual-axis (back and forward) movement. This delivers a totally new dimension to your indoor turbo training, increasing overall comfort and providing a more realistic experience.

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Wahoo Kickr: Was £1,099.99, now £899.99 at Wahoo

Wahoo Kickr: Was £1,099.99, now £899.99 at Wahoo

The Wahoo Kickr for UK shoppers is at an equally good price and is a superb way to enjoy indoor training. ERG mode is smooth and the ride feel is excellent. It can connect to Wahoo's ecosystem such as the Wahoo Kickr Climb and the Wahoo Headwind whilst auto calibration and firmware updates keep it accurate.

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Garmin Tacx Flux S: Was £599.99, now £399.99 at Leisure Lakes

Garmin Tacx Flux S: Was £599.99, now £399.99 at Leisure Lakes

It's our best overall in the best smart trainers guide and an ideal indoor training companion. The Tacx Flux S will give you realistic, reliable and accurate performance and stats include power, speed and cadence.

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Saris H3 Plus: Was £600.00, now £399.99 at Tredz

Saris H3 Plus: Was £600.00, now £399.99 at Tredz

The Saris H3 Plus is the top-of-the-line smart trainer in the Saris trainer range. It's handily engineered for seamless compatibility with 12-speed drivetrains, allowing even more indoor cyclists to enjoy the ride. It gives precise measurements with a margin of error of just +/- 2%.

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Garmin Tacx Neo 2: Was £1,199.99, now £799.99 at Tredz

Garmin Tacx Neo 2: Was £1,199.99, now £799.99 at Tredz

The Garmin Neo 2 delivers a unique riding experience and simulates the sensation of riding over cobbles, wooden boards and other surfaces building amazing realism. The Neo 2 also has plenty of flex to simulate the natural sway of riding outdoors and its electromagnetic flywheel nails the feeling of sprinting out on the road.

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Paul Brett
Paul Brett
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Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cycling Weekly and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.

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