Sunday trading: Big discounts on Mavic wheels and Oakley glasses
Plus much more
This week we've found some cracking discounts on both carbon and aluminium Mavic wheels, a set of Oakley Jawbreakers on a big discount as well as a deal on a set of Giro Empire ACC shoes.
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Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon UST wheelset was £1190, now £989
Read more: Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon UST review
These 40mm deep carbon wheels would be great upgrade. They have a NACA inspired rim profile for reduced drag and are tubeless ready. Mavic uses its iTgMAX technology to improve the braking performance of is carbon clinchers.
Buy now: Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon UST at ProBikeKit for £989
Giro Empire ACC road shoes were £259.99, now £155
Read more: Giro Empire ACC review
The Giro Empire road shoes are some of some of the classiest kicks on the market. Their smart one-piece microfiber upper is paired to an Easton carbon outsole.
We've found Giro shoes to be a touch narrow in the past and recommend sizing up by a half or by one to get the best fit.
Buy now: Giro Empire road shoes at Wiggle for £155
Oakley Jawbreaker glasses were £175, now £115
Read more: Oakley Jawbreaker glasses review
These classic sunnies are some of the best looking and best performing, on the market. A big lens off great protection from the elements while frame offers a secure fit (although we have found the Jawbreakers to be a touch big on those with skinny faces).
Buy now: Oakley Jawbreaker glasses at Evans Cycles for 115
Mavic Ksyrium Pro UST wheelset was £860, now £685
These shallow depth aluminium wheels carry great rolling speed, are tubeless ready as standard and ship with a set of Mavic Yksion Pro tyres. They have a claimed weight of 1420g which is very respectable for a set of aluminium wheels.
Buy now: Mavic Kysrium Pro UST wheels at ProBikeKit for £685
More great deals:
Shimano Dura-Ace R9100 groupset was £1874.99 now £1099.99
Topeak Race rocket minipump was £28.99 now £19
Castelli women’s Pro Mesh sleeveless baselayer was £56 now £30.79
Topeak Aero Wedge saddle pack was from £21.99 now from £13.99
Continental GP5000 tyres pair with free inner tubes were £120 now £84.95
Specialized Body Geometry Sport mitts were £20.99 now £9.99
Shimano Ultegra R6700 10 speed chain was £31.99 now £21.99
Schwalbe G-One Evo Microskin 35mm tyre was £59 now £38.99
Tacx Bushido smart trainer was £549 now £284.99
Vermarck Lotto-Soudal bibshorts were £89.99 now £53.99
Assos Skinfoil sleeveless baselayer was £50 now £29.99
Specialized Echelon 2 helmet was £59.99 now £44.99
Endura Windchill II arm warmers were £25.99 now £20
Shimano SPD-SL cleats were £19.99 now £9.95
Endura Cairn short sleeved jersey was £34.99 now £8.54
Lazer Magneto M1 cycling glasses were £99.99 now from £37.99
Zipp Service Course bars were £109 now from £57.99
Shimano Ultegra R8000 cassette was £74.99 now from £45.99
Lifeline Pavo 2000 lumen front light was £170 now £69.99
Orange Seal Endurance sealant was £10.99 now £7.99
Specialized Road Comp shoes were £149.99 now £74.99
Don’t forget to look back for more fantastic Sunday Trading deals next week
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