Beyond Amazon Prime Days: While APD is now over, these cycling deals are still available elsewhere

Tacx FLUX 2 Smart Trainer: was $899.00, now $499.99 at Garmin.com

With a realistic ride feel and more accurate power measurements than its predecessor, this mid-range smart trainer has everything you need for an enjoyable and efficient indoor training session — made even better with $400 savings!

Tacx Neo 2T Turbo Trainer: was $1,399.99, now $899.99 via Garmin.com

Looking for an upgrade? We have always found the Neo 2T to offer one of the most realistic ride feels on the market. Simulating real-world scenarios with its cobble feature, built-in sway and pinpoint accurate power transfer. Its biggest sticking point has always been its price, but with this $500 discount, it's the upgrade you can now justify for the season of indoor riding ahead.

Wahoo Elemnt Rival Smart Sport Watch: Was $199.99 Now $99.99 | Save 50%

We rated the GPS Wahoo Elemnt Rival Smart Sport Watch so much that it received a Cycling Weekly Editor's Choice award.

We loved that it was easy to use, reliable, accurate and lightweight. You don't even need a Wahoo computer to take advantage of the heart rate data when riding. And there are even two colour options to choose between.

SRAM RED eTap AXS 2x12 groupset: was $2690, now $1499 save $1,191.

When SRAM launched its new Red AXS groupset this year, it wasn’t about fixing flaws—it was about refining an already great groupset to make it even better. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your groupset, the $1,100 savings is a compelling reason to make the move. In our experience with this groupset, we enjoyed the smart gear ratios, the intuitive shifting and the cross compatibility with all AXS components.

Pearl Izumi Women's Prospect 27" Tights: was $100, now $40 via Pearl Izumi

Are you hitting the gym this off-season? Pearl Izumi has you covered with gear designed for year-round performance, both on and off the bike. Their chamois-free tights offer the perfect blend of comfort and flexibility, keeping you moving in comfort in the saddle and out.

Men's PRO Air Bib Shorts: was $285, now $213.75 from Pearl Izumi.

Warm weather summer apparel can make for great indoor riding as well so now's the time to take advantage of all the end-of-season sales. Take these Pro bibshorts for example. Made with ultra-light stretch woven fabric, bonded seams and a PRO chamois, these bib shorts should keep you comfortable virtual mile after virtual mile.

Specialized Torch 2.0 road shoes: was $170, now $126.99 at Specialized.

Trickle-down technology is a beautiful thing. Whenever Specialized launches a top-tier S-Works product, you know the lower tiers will also benefit.

The Torch 2.0 is sat at "the perfect intersection of high performance and comfort," with a lightweight, woven carbon sole and a seamless, single-layer synthetic upper that's fully laser-perforated for ventilation.

S-Works Recon Lace Gravel Shoes: was $325, now $161.99 via Specialized.com

These top-end gravel shoes combine a timeless look combined with the performance, features and durability that we expect from an S-Works product.

In this case, the Recon Lace pairs Specialized's stiffest and lightest XC FACT carbon plate for max power transfer, PadLock™ heel construction and Titanium alloy cleat nuts with a roomy toe box for comfort and laces for a personal fit. Best of all, the price tag has been slashed in half!

Specialized Torch 1.0 Road Shoes: was £99.99, now £65.00 at Specialized.

Trickle-down technology at its finest, this entry-level shoe takes the performance and Body Geometry ergonomics of Specialized's high-end road shoes and put them in an affordable, lightweight package. The Torch 1 sports a Boa closure, a stiff injection-molded nylon composite sole and weighs just 290g (1/2 pair, size 42).

Specialized Crux Expert gravel/cyclocross bike: was £5,500.00, now £4,400.00 at Specialized.

Sizes are limited, but if you ride a 54cm bike, then you may be in luck and can score £1,100 in savings on one of our most loved gravel bikes. Just in time for cyclocross season, the carbon Crux is a quiver-killer bike that rides, as my colleague Hannah Bussey described it, like poetry in motion. The featherweight S-Works model is well out of reach for many, but the Expert-level version offers impressive performance without the premium price tag. While it adds a few grams and features a more affordable Rival groupset, this bike still delivers plenty of speed and excitement, excelling across road, gravel, and even the occasional singletrack departure.

Met Trenta MIPS helmet: was £220.00 now £168.99 at Tredz Save £50

As worn by the legend that is Tadej Pogacar, the Met Trenta MIPS helmet is the brand's range topping helmet designed for all around use. Plenty of ventilation, coupled with a sleek design makes the helmet good for the mountains as well as the fast flat days.

Cannondale Topstone Carbon 2: was£4,500 now £3,199.00 at Tredz Save £1,300

The Cannondale Topstone Carbon 2 represents great value for money in Cannondale's gravel bike range. Both suspension and non-suspension models are on sale, built on a frameset that Tech Writer Joe Baker dubbed 'so good, I bought myself one' just over a year ago.

Altura Nightvision Electron Jacket: was£210.00 now £59.99 at Tredz Save £150

The Altura Nightvision Electron Jacket is an innovative waterproof jacket that features an in-built lighting system over the shoulders and down the back. Excellent for commuting, the hi-vis jacket also features a hood and slightly more relaxed fit, so it fits easily over your winter layers or your office attire.

Merida Silex 200 2023: was £1225.00 now £859.00 at Tredz

One of, if not the original 'MTB-Inspired' gravel bikes the Silex offers those new to riding off-road on drop bars a stable and confidence-inspiring platform to learn the ropes.

Merida launched a newer racier version early this year, which was really aimed at those looking to ride fast American-style gravel. The taller stack and slacker geometry numbers are still bang up to date and would definitely suit a broader range of riders. Really its only limiting factor is its tyre clearance, which is a bit narrow by current standards.

Vitus Venon EVO-GR Force All-Road Bike: was £4,299.99, now £2,999.99

Is it a gravel bike or a road bike? Well, both! Vitus says the Venon is a chameleon “built to blur the line between gravel and road”.

By blending generous tyre clearance with aerodynamic enhancements borrowed from its ZX-1 EVO race bike, and the dropped seatstays and compliant carbon layup of Vitesse EVO all-rounder, Vitus has created a quiver killer that's truly at home on both tarmac and dirt.

Schwalbe Pro One Addix V-Guard Folding Road Tyre - 700c: was £62.99, now £27.99 at Merlin Cycles.

Sales are a great time to save money on wearables like brake pads, brake rotors, tubes and tyres. Schwalbe makes excellent tyres yet they don't come cheap. However, Merlin Cycles has some killer sales at the moment, which gets you 56% select tyre models like the Pro One Addix.

This high-end road tyre combines a supple ride feel with speed, control and V-Guard flat protection fabric. The Pro One is one of the most popular tyres Schwalbe makes for those who have not yet become tubeless converts.

Tacx® FLUX S Smart Trainer: was £599.99, now £399.99 at Garmin.

The first generation Flux is a direct-drive smart trainer that pairs with all your favourite virtual cycling apps. It boasts desired features like a power accuracy within 3% and up tp 1500 watts, a smooth and quiet system and simulated inclines — in short, it ticks all the boxes to take your training indoors this winter season.