Cyber Monday Cycling Live: Black Friday weekend deals on Garmin, Wahoo, Specialized, Castelli, Assos and more

Welcome back to Cyclingnews' live report on all things Cyber Monday. Here, we are giving readers access to all of the best cycling deals as we find them, advice on how to make the most of the sales, as well as a backstage pass to the deal-hunting process here at CN HQ.

Black Friday itself has now officially ended, but as the retail collective's consciousness steers immediately to Cyber Monday, the whole weekend blurs into one huge sale. Most deals available on Black Friday will continue to remain at the discounted price while stocks last, a few others will have returned to a higher price, but we've also spotted a few online stores have actually expanded their sale as we roll into Cyber Monday proper.

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Meanwhile, we'll be here continuing to look for savings. As mentioned, the best ones will be shared right here alongside a stream of consciousness and entertainment from the tech team, before they are compiled into neatly curated deal 'hubs', chief among which is our overarching guide to Black Friday bike deals, which is broken down by territory, category and price.

We also have 'sub-hubs', which are more category specific and targeted to help you narrow down your search. For example, those looking for a smart trainer can go to our Black Friday Turbo Trainers hub; those wanting headphones should check out our Black Friday headphones hub... you get the picture.

🚲 Amazon: Deals on Garmin, Gore, Camelbak and more

🚲 Competitive Cyclist: Up to 50% off Castelli, Assos, Specialized and more

🚲 Wiggle: Up to 60% off dhb, Sportful, Castelli and more

🚲 REI: Cyber Week sale with up to 40% off

🚲 Jenson USA: 20% off one full-priced item alongside huge Black Friday sale

🚲 Sigma Sports: 56% off Castelli Perfetto RoS jacket £220.00 £95.00

🚲 Rapha: 25% off sitewide

🚲 Wahoo: 30% off Kickr V5: £999.99 £699.99 and 33% off Roam computer at £199.99

🚲 Amazon: 38% off Garmin Edge 530 £259.99 £159.99

🚲 Wiggle: 42% off Garmin Edge 1030 Plus: £519.99 £299.99

🚲 Amazon: 41% off Camelbak Podium Chill 710ml £16.99 £9.99

🚲 Chain Reaction: 70% off Fohn Polartec jacket: £150.00 £45.00

🚲 Sigma Sports: 56% off Castelli Perfetto RoS jacket £220.00 £95.00

🚲 Evans: Get £50 voucher with £250 spend

🚲 Tredz: Deals on lights for road and off-road riding

🚲 Wahoo: 30% off Kickr V5: £999.99 £699.99 and 33% off Roam computer at £199.99

🚲 Amazon: 33% off DJI Action 2 camera: $418.99 $279.00

🚲 Competitive Cyclist: 47% off Wahoo Elemnt Roam: $379.99 $199.99

🚲 Jenson USA: 20% off any item with code BLACKFRIDAY

🚲 Rapha: 25% off sitewide

🚲 Amazon: 50% off Oakley Sutro: $198.00 $99.00

🚲 REI: Cyber Week sale with up to 40% off

🚲 Garmin: $100 off Fenix 7 watch

🚲 Wahoo: 47% off Kickr Bike, 34% off Kickr V5 and 47% off Elemnt Roam

And they're off! Welcome.

In a bid to test our early-winter endurance training, we intend on running this live blog from today right through to Cyber Monday. We'll try to keep the intensity in a solid zone two throughout, but we might get ahead of ourselves on the climbs and we can't promise we won't sprint for the town signposts.

Or to put that into English: when we find some big deals, there might be a flurry of posts in quick succession, and while we're on the trawl for more, we'll ease off.

Either way, keep this page open and you'll see the best deals as soon as we find 'em!

To kick things off, I'll introduce myself. Writing this live blog currently is Josh, tech editor here at Cyclingnews. I'm ably supported by Will and Tom, both busy beavering away finding deals and updating our other various deal roundups.

First up, we'll talk tech:

The Garmin brand is never one to shy away from a big sale, and whether it's direct at Garmin's website or at other retailers such as Amazon, Wiggle or Competitive Cyclist, there's almost always a Garmin deal to find. It's for that reason we have a separate page dedicated to Black Friday Garmin deals.

The Garmin brand, if you're unfamiliar, is an American brand that specialises in GPS technology. It is a market leader in various categories, across cycling, marine, driving, golf and more. For cyclists, those categories include GPS bike computers, smartwatches, as well as peripherals such as lights and power meters.

Fun fact: the name 'Garmin' was created by the smashing together the two founders' names. Gary Burrell and Min Kao.

Looking first at cycling computers, there are some seriously good deals out there, especially in the UK.

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus: £519.99 £299.99 at Wiggle42% off - Starting at (well, near) the top end of Garmin's range. The Edge 1030 Plus was the former flagship until late this year when the Edge 1040 was launched. Despite that, this is still one of the most well-featured computers on the market, with a huge touchscreen, detailed maps and more metrics than you're likely to ever need.

Garmin Edge 830: £349.99 £240 at Sigma Sports29% off - The Edge 830, meanwhile, takes the same level of functionality as the Edge 1030 Plus, but in a slightly smaller (and therefore cheaper) body. It still has the touchscreen, but it does have a slightly smaller battery.

Garmin Edge 530: £259.99 £159.99 at Amazon38% off - The Edge 530 is cheaper again. It looks almost identical to the Edge 830, but it foregoes the touchscreen display in favour of a couple of extra buttons. Software-wise, though, it's functionally just as comprehensive as the others above.

Garmin Edge 130 Plus: £169.99 £114.99 at Amazon32% off - The Edge 130 Plus is the entry model in the range. It doesn't have a colour screen or detailed on-device navigation, but it can still help you get from a to b with its basic map and it can connect to your sensors to track your ride and your phone to flash up your notifications.

The Garmin deals don't stop at the computers, though. Smartwatches are regularly among the most sought-after items in Black Friday sales, and this year the deals look to be better than ever. Here are a few highlights:

UK deals 👇

Garmin Forerunner 245: £249.99 £149.00 at Amazon40% off - The Forerunner 245 offers much more than just running data, as its name might suggest. With an optical heart rate sensor, it can track your heart rate 24/7, the GPS chip allows it to track all of your workouts. It can also connect to the Connect IQ store, meaning you can download routes and more too.

Garmin Instinct Solar: £319.99 £159.99 at AmazonSave £160 - The Instinct Solar, currently half-price, is a great rugged smartwatch with solar charging for extended battery life that can last weeks.

Garmin Fenix 6X Pro: £649.99 £329.99 at AmazonSave £320 - A former flagship model in the Garmin range, the Fenix 6 is all about tracking your workouts, whatever form they take. The 6X is a little larger than the standard 6, offering a larger screen for easier visibility.

Garmin Enduro: £649.99 £329.99 at WiggleSave £320 - The cheapest we've ever seen it, the Enduro balances huge up-to-80-hour battery life with advanced data tracking such as VO2 max, ClimbPro ascent tracker, acclimation reports and more.

USA deals 👇

Garmin Forerunner 735XT: $349.99 $126.21 at Amazon63% off - the Forerunner 735XT is perfect for those who don't need all the bells and whistles, but want a decent level of features with a huge discount.

Garmin Enduro: $899.99 $499.95 at AmazonSave $400.04 - Like in the UK, the Enduro is at its best-ever price in the US, too. With its 80-hour battery life and the seemingly endless list of metrics it can track, it's a seriously decent piece of kit. At $500 it's still a fairly big investment, but if you compare it to a bike computer that only gets used for the time you're on a bike, a watch, which is used all day every day, suddenly looks like a better place to spend your cash.

Random interlude:

If you're a cyclist in the UK, you'll probably be wishing that the good weather would come back.

We looked and unfortunately there aren't any Black Friday deals on godly powers, so I'm afraid we can't help you change the seasons. You could head to British Airways and move abroad for the next few months, but I'm going to assume that's not feasible.

The next best thing to beating the weather when on the bike is dressing appropriately for - or avoiding - the conditions, and we can certainly help with that.

Whether that means using our Black Friday cycling clothing deals to invest in a winter-ready wardrobe and tackle the elements head on, or using our Black Friday turbo trainer deals to kit out your pain cave and avoid the weather altogether, there are Black Friday deals to help.

On that subject, before I share some of the deals we've found, a few helpful articles:

We recently completed a number of key winter-focused group tests.

👉 Best winter cycling jackets👉 Best winter cycling gloves👉 Best waterproof cycling jackets

Each of those pages comprises a list of our recommendations based on months of testing in all weathers good, bad and worse.

Off the back of the testing, two of our testers shared their key learnings in the following posts:

📝 Six things I learned testing waterproof jackets 📝 Six things I learned testing winter gloves

But you're here for deals, and as ever, in our bid to share the best Black Friday bike deals, we're happy to oblige:

dhb Trail Long Sleeve Thermal Zip Jersey: £60.00 £20.00 at Chain Reaction67% off - Whether you're riding road, gravel or mountain bikes, the dhb Trail LS thermal jersey is a good affordable choice even at RRP, but now, thanks to the sales, it's available a staggeringly affordable £20.

Castelli RoS 2 Overshoes: £90.00 £45.00 at Sigma Sports50% off - I've personally been using these for the past 12 months as my coldest-weather overshoes. They're seriously impressive. They come up to just above the midpoint on my shins, have a water and windproof front, an off-centre zip, reflective details and a pull tab on the heel to make them easy to get on.

Föhn Polartec Power Shield Pro Softshell 2: £150.00 £45.00 at Chain Reaction70% off - Whether you're biking or hiking, this hooded softshell from Föhn is designed with outdoor adventure in mind, thanks to a Polartec interior, softshell material and large hood. Just one colour is available, but at the time of writing, all sizes are available with a ridiculous 70% off.

Sportful Supergiara Women's Jacket: £235.00 £53.00 at Sigma Sport77% off - The Supergiara range is designed for gravel riding. it comes equipped with nine pockets, it's incredibly comfortable, hardwearing, and at £53, it's hard to ignore.

Sportful Supergiara Jacket: £235.00 £68.00 at Sigma Sport71% off - As above, but for men: this one also gets nine pockets, and while the discount isn't quite as good, it's still a massive 71% off.

dhb Aeron Rain Defence Polartec Jacket: £150.00 £60.00 at Wiggle60% off - Head out rain or shine with dhb's Rain Defence water-resistant jacket, complete with insulating Polartec Shield Pro technology.

Castelli Explore Velocissimo Bib Tights: £130.00 £65.00 at Wiggle50% off - Castelli's Explore Velocissimo bib tights are made using a brushed warming Thermoflex fabric to keep you warm. The renowned Kiss Air 2 seatpad continues the comfort theme, and the reflective ankle zippers offer an increase in visibility as well as ease of getting them on and off.

dhb Trail Waterproof Jacket: £150.00 £75.00 at Chain Reaction50% off - This jacket made the cut for our guide to the best waterproof cycling jackets, so even at full price it's a product we recommend. To get it at half price is a great find, especially given it's currently available in all sizes across two colours.

Castelli Perfetto RoS: £220.00 £95.00 at Sigma Sports57% off - If riding hard through winter is your preference, then the Perfetto RoS jacket is a great choice. It's a little tighter cut than the Alpha RoS jackets, so if you prefer a slightly looser fit, we'd suggest sizing up. It's available in five colours with at least 43% off.

Le Col Pro bib tights: £210.00 £109.20 at Le ColCover up in style with the Le Col Pro bib tights. They're designed for performance with warm legs, close fitting ankles and lower body and a sweat wicking upper to keep you comfortable.

Gore Wear Torrent Jacket: £230.00 £124.00 at Sigma Sport46% off - Made using Gore-Tex Active material, this Torrent jacket leaves no doubt as to its intentions. It's waterproof, windproof, nicely breathable, and while the race-ready cut means it won't flap in the wind, it's still loose enough to layer underneath on cold days.

Castelli Alpha ROS 2: £320.00 £141.00 at Sigma Sports56% off - The Alpha ROS 2 jacket is designed for riding near (or below) freezing temperatures. It was given a near-perfect score in our Castelli Alpha ROS 2 Jacket review, and now that it's at such a great discount, it'd be high on our to-buy list.

MAAP Ascend Pro Rain Jacket: £260.00 £144.00 at Sigma Sport45% off - The MAAP Ascend jacket is another that made it into our buyer's guide to the best waterproof jackets. It has a few decent features that helped it get there, including elasticated cuffs, incredible waterproofing, a zipped chest pocket and a two-way front zip. At £260, it's a big investment, but you can have it at 45% off if you're quick.

For those of you just waking up in the USA, here are some key finds so far:

🚲 25% off sitewide at Rapha

🚲 20% off any full-priced item at Jenson USA with BLACKFRIDAY

and some specific deals as we'll outline now...

Apple AirPods Pro (first generation): $178.99 $159.00 at Walmart11% off - While not the biggest saving, this is the best price we've seen on Airpods Pro 1st gen.

Sportful Supergiara Thermal Jersey: $159.99 from $75.77 at Mike's Bikes49% off - A sizeable saving on a cold-weather-friendly gravel jersey.

Castelli Explore Velocissimo Bib Tights: $144.30, $70.00 at Wiggle51% off - A great investment with winter taking hold.

Castelli Perfetto ROS Long Sleeve: $249.99 $133.49 at AmazonSave 46% - One of our favourite winter cycling jackets, now with a huge saving.

Wahoo Elemnt Roam v1: $379.99 $199.99 at Competitive Cyclist47% off - The best ever price it's ever been.

Wahoo Kickr V5 Smart Trainer | Up to 33% offCompetitive Cyclist USA: $1199.99 $799.99 | Wahoo UK: £999.99 £699.99

Another best-ever price in the USA. It's been cheaper in the UK, but that deal sold out in minutes, and we don't expect it to get cheaper than this from now on.

Read our Wahoo Kickr V5 review for more details.

Wahoo Kickr Bike v1 | Up to 47% offUS: $3799.99 $1999.99 | UK: £3199.99 £2199.99 | AU: $5999.95 $3999.95A huge saving, especially in the USA, but a solid deal in all countries.

It's safe to say the Black Friday deals are coming thick and fast now...

Don't believe me? Just check out the state of my inbox... these emails all arrived in the last hour

So let's work through those quickly, starting from the bottom:

Rawvelo:

🥕 Energy Bars

🥝 Energy Gels

🥑 Hydration Drink Mix

Whoop

🥇 20% off accessories

🥈 30% off Whoop straps

🥉 40% off apparel

Restrap

🎒 8L and 14L Saddlebags at 30% off

🐍 Link Belts on sale for £10 / €12 / $15

👕 All T shirts at 50% off

Core temperature sensor

🔥 20% off Core device

Le Col

💰 Extra 35% off sale

SunGod

😎 £10 / $15 off every pair

Bont shoes

👟 Up to 50% off

💻 Hammerhead: 27% off Solstice bundle £491.00 £359.00

🗻 Go Outdoors: Up to 40% off Bikes and up to 50% off clothing

🎪 Blacks:

🚲 Wattbike Atom: £250 off £2,399.99 £2,149.99

🚲 Rutland Cycling: Extra 15% off ex-display bikes

🚲 ProBikeKit: Wheelie good deals (I'm not even sorry) in a flash wheelset sale

🚲 Prendas Ciclismo: 20% off on retro replica kit

LIVE DEALS BLOG UPDATE!

Josh has worked himself into a deals induced torpor. Fortunately for you all I have a fridge full of both stimulants and depressants to maintain the perfect energy balance to bring you DEALS DEALS DEALS!

This is Will Jones, Cyclingnews' latest capitalism correspondent signing on.

If you want to play along with me at home for the full experience then you need to do a couple of things:

1) Put on Invisible Touch by Genesis (fast forward to the incredible key change). It's on in the office at the moment and its incredible. I've linked to it below to save you the effort.

2) Sort yourself out with a tonne of reduced SIS caffeine gels from Wiggle. I'm buzzed, you should be too.

WHATS COOLER THAN BEING COOL?

Ice Cold?

I CAN'T HEAR YOU! I SAID WHAT'S COOLER THAN BEING COOL?

Ice cold??

OK I DID HEAR YOU THE FIRST TIME BUT YOU GOT IT WRONG. THE ANSWER IS ACTUALLY "HEAVILY REDUCED OAKLEY SUNGLASSES!"

If you're in the States, you can get some Oakley Jawbreakers, Oakley Sutros, or Oakley Radars for up to 57% off from Uncle Jeff's Emporium of Everything.

Aerodynamics is a lifestyle. Here at Cyclingnews we try to save every last Watt while saving you every last cent. Here's a pair of POC deals so you can look a fraction as cool as me.

😘 POC Ventral SPIN half price at REI (U.S.A)

😍 POC Ventral SPIN 72% off at Sigma Sports (U.K.)

Tubeless is great, but if you use bad sealant you run the risk of ending up like Ash from Ridley Scott's incredible sci-fi horror, Alien. It's my favourite film of all time, but instead of waxing lyrical about how he really brought the set of the USCSS Nostromo to life using the work of H.R Geiger as inspiration I'm instead going to point you towards Competitive Cyclist, where you can get 19% off Stan's Race sealant.

It's good stuff, I use it myself. Black Friday is a great time to save on consumables as well as those high ticket items.

Tyres, like the composition of British girl band the Sugababes, can be unreliable at times. Perhaps the cheapest Black Friday deal I'll share today but, if you're still using inner tubes, the most important one:

Sigma sports has 65% off a patch repair kit.

That means you can repair six punctures for £1.50! They may not fix a hole in your head, but they will fix a hole in your tube.

If you're running tubeless just enjoy the banger xoxo

Have you ever wanted to strap a bike light that's cosplaying as HAL 9000 from Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece, 2001: A Space Odyssey, to the back of your bike?

If the answer to that wildly specific question is 'yes' then you'll be glad to know the Garmin Varia RTL515 is 25% off on Amazon.

It's one of our favourite bike lights, as well as being visually similar to a certain malevolent supercomputer. Instead of sabotaging your mission though, it'll warn you of vehicles approaching from behind when paired with a Garmin head unit.

LIVE SCENES FROM CYCLINGNEWS HQ AS WILL'S COLA WEARS OFF LEAVING HIM STRUGGLING TO FIND DEALS FOR A BIT.

You're going to have to do your own homework for a sec, Huns. I need to find another stimulant. In the meantime head to Garmin, it's where all the good deals are for smartwatches, cycling computers, heart rate monitors, or like an actual physical sat-nav for your car if you're reading this from 2010.

Four waterproof cycling jackets, Will? Four? That's insane!

Well, I'm a lunatic who can't be tamed, what can I say?

Anyway, here's four discounted waterproof jackets, all of which feature in my buyers guide to the best waterproof cycling jackets.

😎 Rapha Core Rain Jacket II: 25% off in selected colours

🥵 MAAP Ascend Pro Rain Jacket: Up to 45% off at Sigma Sports

🤯dhb Trail Waterproof Jacket: Half price at Chain Reaction Cycles

🥳Endura GV500 Waterproof Jacket: Up to 30% off at Wiggle

I'm doing my best to make deals fun for you, Huns. However, I need a bit of time to go mining for more HOT HOT DEALZ that are at least cycling-adjacent in some way.

Let's be honest though, the main thing people think of when they think of Black Friday is people clamouring for TV's, Laptops, and other electronic consumables. With this in mind, to save me from doing any actual work, I just snuck into the office of the analyst boffins and stole a big sheet of paper with a load of other deals on it.

I'm going to share them below and try and link them to cycling in any way I can so that my boss doesn't notice that I'm just profiting off the labour of others (no, this isn't a heavy handed metaphor, unless you want it to be!)

👍 Apple AirPods Pro at 20% off: You can listen to music on them while riding a bike

👍Uber Gift Cards: Don't worry about having a mechanical again, just catch a ride home!

👍Roborock S7 Max V Ultra Robot Vacuum and Mop at 24% off: Want a loyal robot hoover to follow you around and clean up your mess after a long, muddy ride? Here's the thing for you!

👍Oculus Quest 2 at 13% off: I've no idea if it's even possible, but how mad would Zwift be on a VR headset?!

👍Grubhub Gift Cards: Long ride? Hungry? Yeah, we all know neither of us can be bothered cooking for ourselves

👍Apple Pencil 31% off: You can... write notes about cycling? On your iPad? I dunno.

👍MYSTERY LINK: This is the most clicked product on the list, but I'm not going to tell you what it is because I'm a ruddy TEASE!

"Punctured bicycle on a hillside, desolate. Will nature make a man of me yet?"

Maybe Morrissey just needed some inner tubes.

As I've alluded to before in this live feed, Black Friday is just as much about stocking up on the essential consumable items as it is about saving big on the flash gear. With this in mind there's few inner tube deals to bring your attention to.

The first two, for U.K readers, are a pair of different inner tubes, butyl and latex, depending on your preference.

The second, for our friends across the pond (or enemies, depending on how the World Cup game ends up), is a reduced Tubolito emergency tube.

Continental Inner Tubes: £9.49 from £4.00 at Wiggle

Up to 47% off - There's nothing particularly fancy about these, they're just decent quality butyl inner tubes, and if you use tubes still you're going to go few them at some point. Discount varies depending on size and valve.

Vittoria Competition Latex Inner Tubes: £16.49 from £9.99 at Wiggle

Up to 39% off - Swapping from butyl to latex tubes is the most cost effective upgrade you can make to your bike. We've ranked them all, it's top of the list of purchases, and now they're even cheaper, making them more cost effective.

Tubolito S-Tubo Road Tube: $37.95 from $25.42 at Competitive Cyclist

Up to 33% off - Yes, even at a reduced price this is a lot of money for an inner tube. However, if you're running tubeless this could well be something you only ever need one of. It takes up VASTLY less space as an emergency tube than a butyl option, so can happily live in your saddlebag and make more room for emergency bars and gels. I use these, and if you're running tubeless you should too.

I'm off to bed now my darlings.

I've got to read Josh his favourite bedtime story: Lies, Sex, and Handlebar Tape. It's a genuinely fascinating account of Jaques Anquetil, one of the historic giants of the Tour de France. Before I go I'll just re-share with you all the best scoops from the day.

We've got Garmins a-plenty, and Wahoos as far as the eye can see.

Worry not, friends, I'll be back tomorrow... provided the powers that be decide my slightly chaotic brand of deal sharing is still hitting the right numbers.

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus: £519.99 £299.99 at Wiggle42% off - Starting at (well, near) the top end of Garmin's range. The Edge 1030 Plus was the former flagship until late this year when the Edge 1040 was launched. Despite that, this is still one of the most well-featured computers on the market, with a huge touchscreen, detailed maps and more metrics than you're likely to ever need.

Garmin Edge 830: £349.99 £240 at Sigma Sports29% off - The Edge 830, meanwhile, takes the same level of functionality as the Edge 1030 Plus, but in a slightly smaller (and therefore cheaper) body. It still has the touchscreen, but it does have a slightly smaller battery.

Garmin Edge 530: £259.99 £159.99 at Amazon38% off - The Edge 530 is cheaper again. It looks almost identical to the Edge 830, but it foregoes the touchscreen display in favour of a couple of extra buttons. Software-wise, though, it's functionally just as comprehensive as the others above.

Garmin Edge 130 Plus: £169.99 £114.99 at Amazon32% off - The Edge 130 Plus is the entry model in the range. It doesn't have a colour screen or detailed on-device navigation, but it can still help you get from a to b with its basic map and it can connect to your sensors to track your ride and your phone to flash up your notifications.

Wahoo Elemnt Roam v1: $379.99 $199.99 at Competitive Cyclist47% off - The best ever price it's ever been.

Wahoo Kickr V5 Smart Trainer | Up to 33% offCompetitive Cyclist USA: $1199.99 $799.99 | Wahoo UK: £999.99 £699.99

Another best-ever price in the USA. It's been cheaper in the UK, but that deal sold out in minutes, and we don't expect it to get cheaper than this from now on.

Read our Wahoo Kickr V5 review for more details.

Wahoo Kickr Bike v1 | Up to 47% offUS: $3799.99 $1999.99 | UK: £3199.99 £2199.99 | AU: $5999.95 $3999.95A huge saving, especially in the USA, but a solid deal in all countries.

Hello, this is Simone Giuliani signing on while the rest of the team take a little nap to refresh for another big day of discounts. We know our Australian audience is very much awake right now and back from those, hopefully sunny, Saturday morning rides so it's time to roll out some deals from down under.

Firstly this spring weather may be spurring thoughts of a gravel adventure, or perhaps just commuting into work by bike far more often. The entry level 2022 Marin Gestalt 2 gravel bike should have you covered on both those fronts, with reliable mid-range components and a 35mm maximum tyre clearance in this jack of all trades bike. Plus Bikes Online now have it at 29% off, dropping the price to AU$1,399.

Want to read up in a little more detail about some of the best gravel bikes in this price bracket, take a look at the Cyclingnews article which includes the Marin, as well as plenty more options of course:

Best gravel bikes under £2,000 in 2022

Perhaps on reading that article on the best gravel bikes under £2,000 you’ve decided the Nukeproof Digger Comp is more your style.

Nukeproof Digger Comp Alloy Bike: AU$3199.99 AU$2,249.99 at Chain Reaction30% off - The Nukeproof Digger Comp delivers an aluminium adventure bike with big 650b tyres, Shimano GRX 1x11-Speed groupset and GRX hydraulic disc brakes and it is now available with nearly a third off the price.

If steel and a lower price bracket is more what you are thinking, the 2023 Marin Nicasio Plus 650b may do the trick, with its CrMo steel frame and fork along with 26% off to take the price to AU$1,099 at Bikes Online.If this is more your price bracket and you are looking for some comparisons take a look at our collection of Best gravel bikes under $1,000 / £1,000 2022.

If it is shoes you are looking for we've got the wrap up of some of the best deals across the USA and UK here in the Black Friday Cycling shoe deals: Save big over the Black Friday weekend and also a guide to where to look for the best deals in Australia:

Colourful socks, perhaps to go inside those new shoes, are among the latest additions to Chain Reaction’s Black Friday deals in Australia. They range in length and style – some with bikes, some with geometric patterns and the Quantum style below. I’m not quite sure how exactly to describe that one but it certainly does make an impression!

Ratio Sock 21cm (Quantum) SS22: AU$17.00 AU$6.50 at Chain Reaction 62% off - The Ratio sock has a multi-panel construction of a reinforced heel and seamless toe box, but that of course is probably not the first thing you noticed about them with the standout feature being the colourful design. One of the newest editions, along with a variety of other colourful socks at less than half the normal price, to the Chain Reaction Black Friday sales.

That's all from me today as I hand over to our next team, who will take the reins shortly. If you've looking for the broad overview of deals to tide you over in the meantime – either for Australia, the UK or USA – check out our regularly updated hub page.

Good Morning Sports Fans

Guess who's back with a brand new rap... No, contrary to popular belief, it's not Eminem, it's Josh.

I have returned. I'm fed, watered, somewhat rested, and I'll be here for the foreseeable...**Probably until Will wakes with a newfound database of memes, gifs and Peep Show references.

For those of you new to the party, I urge you to scroll down. We managed to connect an Outkast gif to some Oakley deals. Will donned the POC Tempor helmet because 'aero is life', and amongst the slightly leftfield approach to live reporting, we actually found - and shared - some seriously good deals.

The best of them have been pinned into a list at the top of this page, but for the benefit of our UK readers, they included the Garmin Edge 530 at £159.99, the Edge 1030 Plus at £299.99, the Wahoo Kickr V5 at £699.99, and a Castelli Perfetto RoS at £95.

We also stole a sheet of the most popular deals from the analyst boffins who look at all the deals across the whole of Future Publishing - the publishing house that owns Cyclingnews alongside much-bigger websites like TechRadar, Marie Clare and GoCompare.

The biggest of them is a fairly boring deal: an Apple gift card! People are clearly feeling inventive this Christmas.

However, much more connected to cycling was a deal on Apple's AirPods Pro (2nd Gen), which at 20% off is as good as we've seen them (we're also reliably informed this is as good as they've ever been).

Elsewhere, we compiled a few new roundups too:

Tom created a roundup of deals that could well save you money in the long run. His guide to cycling consumables included products that started from just £1 / $1. It included things like brake pads, chains, gear cables, bike wash and more; the sort of things you're almost certainly going to need at some point in the next 12 months. When the time comes, it'll never be at a convenient time. It might be the day before a big ride, the bike shop might be closed, and you'll not only end up paying whatever the price is on that day, but you'll probably end up paying for next day shipping too.

Buying these essentials in the sales will help you avoid that stress and save you money in the long run.

Check it out: Black Friday deals on cycling essentials.

Elsewhere, Kirsten pulled together a list of our best deals under $30 / £30.

Meanwhile, Josh Ross wrote a feature comparing smartwatches vs bike computers. We've noticed plenty of deals on both sides of that fence, so with the help of his three simple questions, you should feel confident in deciding which is the correct device for you.

We've also just published a roundup of great deals on winter kit. With the cold season about to bite, you have a choice. Some of us will head indoors and spend most of the winter riding on Zwift, whereas others will want to invest in a decent winter wardrobe.

If you fall into the first camp, we've got you covered with our Black Friday turbo trainers hub.

If you're in camp two, then check out Black Friday Winter Cycling Kit, highlights from which are below:

POC Ventral Tempus SpinAmazon US: $179.95 $159 | Chain Reaction UK: £270.00 £94.50

When it comes to performance helmets, there's only choice on the market with a rain specific design, the POC Ventral Tempus. POC makes some of the best helmets on the market anyway and they've taken a summer helmet and added a non-removable cover to keep the rain off your head. We originally reviewed the Spin version of this helmet but since then the brand has switched away from using their own Spin technology and instead adopted MIPS. They are both rotational impact technologies but the older helmet is available at the best price.Read our POC Ventral Tempus Spin helmet review for more details.

Castelli Perfetto ROS GlovesWiggle UK: £75.00 £50.00 | Backcountry US: $69.99 $52.49

Given five stars in our Perfetto Gloves review, these are a great low-profile option for rides down to around freezing. They're fleece-lined, made using water-resistant materials and they're immensely comfortable.

Castelli RoS 2 OvershoesBackcountry US: $99.99 $74.99 | Sigma Sports UK: £90.00 £45.00With a fleecy interior and waterproof outer, the Castelli RoS 2 overshoes are great for riding through the worst that winter can throw at us. With winter very much on the horizon, these won't hang around at this price.

Föhn Polartec Thermal Pro FleeceWiggle US: $100.00 $37.00 | Chain Reaction UK: £80.00 £25.00

More of an off-bike or casual top, this one, but at 69% off we thought it was worth a share. Whether you're using it on a gravel ride or commuting to work, the Polartec material will keep you warm and c

Castelli Perfetto RoS Long Sleeve JerseyAmazon US: $133.49 239.99 | Sigma Sports UK: £220.00 £95.00

If riding hard through winter is your preference, then the Perfetto RoS jacket is a great choice. It's a little tighter cut than the Alpha RoS jackets, so if you prefer a slightly looser fit, we'd suggest sizing up. It's available in five colours with at least 43% off.

dhb Aeron Rain Defence Polartec JacketWiggle US: $190.00 $76.00 | Wiggle UK: $190.00 $76.00Head out rain or shine with dhb's Rain Defence water-resistant jacket, complete with insulating Polartec Shield Pro technology.

Assos Mille GT EVO Winter JacketJenson US $319.00 $187.94 | Sigma Sport UK £230.00 £89.00The Assos Mille GT EVO jacket was awarded five stars in our review, thanks to its huge pockets, low bulk and perfect fit. It's one of those jackets that is lovely to own, but expensive to buy. Luckily, that last part has been undone by the Black Friday sales, with a huge 61% off at Sigma.

Castelli Explore Velocissimo Bib TightsWiggle US: $144.30 $70.00 | Wiggle UK: £130.00 £65.00Castelli's Explore Velocissimo bib tights are made using a brushed warming Thermoflex fabric to keep you warm. The renowned Kiss Air 2 seat pad continues the comfort theme, and the reflective ankle zippers offer an increase in visibility as well as ease of getting them on and off.

I'll leave you to peruse those deals a moment while I give our main guide a refresh. I've noticed some deals are no longer available, so it's time to tidy those up.

...a moment became an hour, there was more to change than I expected! But we're back in business.

Black Friday bike deals: Cycling gear still on sale and worth buying

There's the updated hub, if you want to have a browse, and here's what I learned:

The general gist is that most prices are the same as yesterday. Around 30 of our 200-odd deals had sold out. Around 20 have had their prices increased a little (although none have gone back to the original retail price).

Of all the deals, just one had come down to a better deal - albeit, that was a summer jersey, so we expect that particular retailer is trying to shift old stock and nobody's bitten yet.

Most stores haven't updated their storefronts yet, but we believe that by the end of the day, mentions of Black Friday will fade and 'Cyber' sales will take centre stage.

💥WILL HAS BEEN GIVEN THE LIVE BLOG BACK💥

I've been told to take the chaos down a tad, but stay tuned for my own unique take on bringing you the hottest bike deals.

Now the chaos of actual Black Friday is behind us we're spending time here at Cyclingnews HQ updating all of our deals hubs to make sure they contain all the freshest savings. More stuff has been reduced since we went to bed, so have a look with fresh eyes and you may just find that thing you were always after.

Here's a really decent tyre deal for my gravelly friends!

I really rate the WTB Nano as a general purpose gravel tyre. It's surprisingly fast given how chunky the tread looks, but when you need it to bite it grips and grips. If you want a year round, fit and forget option then this is definitely one to grab while they're on offer.

Here's the good news too: Both the light and fast, and the more durable 'Comp' models are reduced at Wiggle. If you can fit 40mm tyres you can get a new set for under £18, which is mad!

Now, the real debate... Tanwalls or black sidewalls? Personally I'm a fan of all black tyres.

WTB Nano 40mm Comp: £24.99 £8.99 at Wiggle

64% off - The Comp version is a little heavier and a little less supple, but on the flip side the stiffer sidewalls will resist folding better if you're cornering super hard on them. In any case, a pair of tyres for under 20 quid isn't to be sniffed at, especially when the tread is excellent.

WTB Nano TCS Light and Fast 40mm: £49.99 £32.99 at Wiggle

34% off - Less of a discount, but a more performance oriented option with a lighter casing and more supple sidewalls. You'll have a slightly better ride quality day to day with this option, and you'll have tan sidewalls too if that's your cup of tea.

There's a slew of savings still to be had on both cycling computers and smartwatches, which may have left some of you wondering if you should ditch the traditional cycling computer for a permanently wearable option.

If this is you we've put together a piece to help you make the right decision:

Should you ditch your bike computer for a smartwatch?

If you already know you want one or the other then the best places to head are:

⌚ Black Friday Garmin Deals: Both watches and bike computers

🚲 Black Friday Wahoo Deals: More bike computers, and also the Elemnt Rival watch

Ten points to Gryffindoor for anyone who can work out the link between the song and the deals. Tweet me @Cyclingnewsfeed

How do you know you're getting a good deal over the Black Friday weekend?

Well, Tom, Josh and I are currently beavering away building a page full of stuff that we actually use ourselves, but just as I like spoiling films for people I'm going to drop in a few deals here as and when we find them, starting with my favourite road shoes.

Bambi's Mother dies, by the way, and Darth Vader is Luke's Father.

Giro Empire SLX£329 £179 at Sigma Sports UK | $304.75 $204.95 at Competitive Cyclist USI really rate the tuneable fit of laces. You lose out on on-the-fly adjustments, but in return you can make them fit exactly as you like over your whole foot.

Also they weigh nothing and are supremely well vented.

What do you do with all that money you've saved this Black Friday weekend?

Well, let me give you an idea. If you're as wantonly irresponsible with your finances as I am then you'll mentally see those savings as FREE MONEY and can bundle things together like so:

Wahoo Elemnt Roam v1: $379.99 $199.99 at Competitive Cyclist$180 saved - You can do a lot with $180! You can get a Kask Mojito helmet (also reduced) and still have change for something mad like thousands of paperclips or something like that.

Yes, there's been a lull in live blog proceedings. Is it because I've run out of ways to link cycling content to niche memes? in part, yes. It's mostly because Josh, Tom and I have been working on compiling a list of stuff that's on offer that we really rate.

We've each hand picked stuff that we've either spent our own money on, or have continued to use long after official testing has continued.

So, without further ado, here is some of our absolute favourite cycling kit that's on sale.

I'm going to ask Josh and Tom to give me their favourite one from each list and pop it in below, along with a snappy soundbite:

Josh - Wahoo Kickr V5

"It's a product that very closely resembles its new version, but with a significant saving so it's a really great deal"

N.B. He was a bit more rambling than this but I've edited the editor.

Wahoo Kickr V5 Smart Trainer | Up to 33% offCompetitive Cyclist USA: $1199.99 $799.99 | Wahoo UK: £999.99 £699.99

When the Kickr V5 launched, I described it as "A truly top-end turbo trainer that's accurate, consistent and easy to use, making it a brilliant upgrade to anyone's indoor cycling setup".

That was two years ago now, but I would still wholeheartedly recommend the Kickr V5 to anyone, especially given its current price.

Read our Wahoo Kickr V5 review for more details.

Tom - Perfetto ROS

"Fantastically versatile jacket. Brilliant over a really wide temperature range, and I've pretty much lived in it since the end of the summer"

I suspect the tail end of that quote might be a slight exaggeration, but he was wearing it this morning when I went for a ride with him.

Castelli Perfetto ROS Long sleeve:Sigma Sport UK: £220 £95 | Sigma Sport US: $161.71 $103.00The Perfetto is a brilliant addition to any rider's wardrobe and at this price is a real bargain, I've practically lived in mine since the start of autumn and by changing base layers or inner layers it can cope with an amazing range of temperatures.

Will - Giro Privateer

While I love my Empire road shoes, the Privateers have taken a battering and remained supremely comfy. Carbon soles don't grab me as much for gravel use, where I regularly end up walking anyway, so having these over the Empire gravel ones makes sense to me.

Giro Privateer Gravel Shoes:$139.95 $109.98 at Competitive Cyclist | £139.99 From £97.99 at WiggleAfter running the original Velco & ratchet model of this shoe for years I was so impressed with them I just replaced them with the lace-up version, which have been equally as brilliant. Comfortable, good looking, and not so stiff that you can't walk in them either.

DON'T PANIC!!

🚨Shakedry is set to be retired🚨

Shakedry jackets represent some of the very best waterproof cycling jackets on the market, so to hear that soon they'll be phased out is somewhat alarming.

I own a Shakedry jacket, the Rapha Pro Team Lightweight Gore-Tex Jacket to be precise, purchased with my own money, and I really rate it for road riding in wet weather.

If you were considering buying one then now is the time as Rapha has 25% off all full-priced gear until Monday. Something equally as good may come along in time, but for now it's one of the best options out there and it's on offer now.

If you want some more info before diving in then have a read of my guide to the best waterproof cycling jackets.

There are others from that list also currently on offer:

😎 Rapha Core Rain Jacket II: 25% off in selected colours

🥵 MAAP Ascend Pro Rain Jacket: Up to 45% off at Sigma Sports

🤯 dhb Trail Waterproof Jacket: Half price at Chain Reaction Cycles

🥳 Endura GV500 Waterproof Jacket: Up to 30% off at Wiggle

In the meantime, I'm going to put my deals hat on and try and find some Shakedry options that are on sale!

If Taylor Swift was a piece of cycling tech, she'd be a...?

That's right, she'd be a Shakedry jacket.

With the slightly alarming news that Shakedry is going to be discontinued by Gore fabrics, if ever you were considering buying a Shakedry jacket there's no time like the present.

With this in mind I've found a handful that are on offer for the Black Friday weekend:

💦 Rapha Shakedry Jacket: 25% off (with Black Friday code) - UK & USA in limited sizes

💦 Castelli Idro 3 Jacket: 34% off in plenty of sizes - UK

💦 Gore Wear C5 Shakedry Jacket: 13% off in a decent range of sizes - USA

Cowabunga, my dudes: The tech team needs to refuel so we're just off to find some pizza before coming back and mining the internet for DEALZ DEALZ DEALZ!

Have you got a house elf you'd like to free relatively soon, but don't want to break the bank? Then have I got some sock deals for you!

Cyclists love socks, more so than most I think. I've got a whole box of the things (#WeirdFlex). I've spent quite some time out of my Saturday curating a list of Cyber Monday Sock Deals so you can feed your sock habit and save some sweet sweet dolla. Dolla you can then spend on MORE SOCKS!

Anyway, to save you some more time I'll drop some of my favourites below.

dhb Aeron Tall Sock $12.50 $5.00 at Wiggle

Up to 60% off

SockGuy USA Flag 8" Sock $13.95 $10.45 at Competitive Cyclist

Up to 60% off

7Mesh Fading Light Sock £18 From £7 at Sigma Sports

Up to 61% off

Endura BaaBaa Merino Stripe Socks £11 From £8 at Sigma Sports

Up to 27% off

We've sent Will off to bed.

He's had too much excitement for today. I think the socks finished him off to be honest.

He's propped up in a corner of the office watching Harry Styles on his phone. Once he's fast asleep we'll carry him back to the hotel and make sure he gets some rest so he can bring you more deals based entertainment tomorrow.

If you want to make sure he wakes up in a good mood have a browse of our favourite cycling kit that's on sale. He likes this page a lot.

Now that Will has dozed off with a pile of socks for a pillow we'll hand over to Simone Giuliani to keep things rolling, and of course given the hour it's time to turn our attention to some deals from down under.

We have seen quite a few deals on Garmin Edge units earlier in this live blog from the UK and you can find a bunch in our Garmin bike computer deals article from the US as well. The discounting, however, on the likes of the Edge 130, 530 and 830 doesn’t seem to have been at the same level in Australia but the Garmin Edge 1040 Solar GPS Cycle Computer is another matter. Both Wiggle and Chain Reaction have the top of the line unit at 21% off and while it’s still far from a budget option at AU$1028.99, it is a solid saving of AU$270 from the recommended retail.

If at this point you are wondering whether a bike computer that costs more than a bike is worth considering you may want to take a look at this recent Cyclingnews review.

If you are finding it hard to justify shelling out for the Garmin Edge 1040 we've also found a hefty discount on the model that it shifted from the top of the range, the Garmin Edge 1030 Plus, with is now a third off at Chain Reaction.

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Cycle Computer: AU$905.00 AU$602.00 at Chain Reaction33% off - The Edge 1030 Plus is packed with navigational aids to keep you on track wherever you are. There's far too much to mention but if you want to adventure and follow routes regularly you may want to take a look, especially with a third off the price.

In case you’ve been reading the recent article on bike computer vs smartwatch and fallen on the side of the watch, but still want to stick with Garmin, there are some Black Friday specials at Rebel Sport that have cut the prices in half.

Sifting through the deals it's clear that stock is running a little low at this stage on some of those items with the steepest discounts, with ever shrinking size ranges. However, these two midweight jerseys were among those Australian deals that stood out as still having a solid range of sizes, along with some of the biggest price cuts.

Black Sheep Women's Elements Thermal Jersey: AU$230.00 AU$59.00 at Wiggle74% off - Thermal and water resistant construction to help you manage those in between days when it keeps swinging from dry to wet. A potential new cycling wardrobe staple at less than AU$60.

Sportful Midseason Pro Jersey: AU$189.49 AU$53.49 at ProBikeKit72% off - A jersey with thermal fabric that comes in three colours – prune, christmas beetle and galaxy – available in a wide range of sizes. With this discount you could take one of each colour and still come in at less than the regular price.

Time for me to head off and, by the looks of the weather forecast, dig a midweight jersey out of the wardrobe ready for tomorrow morning's ride. We've got a stack of offers to keep you occupied until the next shift though, with a seriously long list of deals from Australia, the UK and USA across the categories to be found here:

Guess who's back? Back again. Will is back. Tell a friend.

I've started the day well with some super bougie avocado toast with poached eggs, and run through our Cyber Monday Rapha Sale page to make sure that's all as up to date as it possibly can be.

It's an odd lull at the moment before the new mania of Cyber Monday, so we're just ticking through all of our guides to make sure they're in good shape for tomorrow. There'll be new deals too, so stay tuned.

When I'd just learned to ride a bike my dad took me down a local cycle trail. We rode for thirteen miles and I complained the whole way because it was hard and I was really tired.

Little did I know that my rear tyre was pancake flat. Dad assumed I was just being a whinger.

Moral of the story? Not sure. Anyway, we've just updated our Cyber Monday Kid's Bikes hub ahead of tomorrow with all the latest deals, so if you're treating the little ones to a new bike this Christmas then you could save some money.

Also, Dad loved the band Madness, hence the song choice.

Has anyone actually watched the Dreamworks animated film, Turbo? It completely passed me by, and I saw Finding Nemo 8 times in the cinema alone.

Why am I mentioning a film about a rapid snail on a live feed of the best cyber monday cycling deals? Well, we've just gone through our list of all of the Cyber Monday Turbo Trainer Deals and updated all the prices so you know you're getting the most for your money.

Are you lost?

Well, maybe you just need something to help you find your way. We've just updated our Cyber Monday Garmin Deals page, with an absolute slew of smartwatches and bike computers on offer at big discounts. As well as the trick tech that can handle maps there's plenty of other peripherals like heart rate monitors and power pedals too.

"WHAT ARE THOSE??"

"These are my Crocs Giro Empire SLX's that I picked up for a bargain price on Cyber Monday!"

Our Cyber Monday Cycling Shoe Deals page is all fresh as the proverbial daisy, ready to furnish you with all the best prices if you want to kit yourself out with some fresh new kicks.

Everything was better in the 80s. I could have had both a perm AND a mullet, as well as the eyeliner I insisted on wearing at every opportunity in my teenage years.

You know what they didn't have in the 80's though? Electric bikes. Maybe if we could go back in time and replace most of the terrible food with the GoCycle G4, which you can now get for $1000 off while stocks last, it really would be the perfect decade.

Sadly we can't time travel, but you can get a heavily reduced electric bike from our newly updated Cyber Monday Electric Bike Deals hub to console yourself.

I'm really flagging now, it's going dark and I'm running on sweets. Despite this I bring you news from the world of gloves.

I'm going to try and make any glove or hand puns bold so you can see how hard I'm working to make this enjoyable...

I like to get hands on when it comes to saving big; I can't stand it when someone palms off responsibility to someone else when they could do it themselves, which is why I've compiled this news for you.

We've recently published a guide to the best winter cycling gloves (digitally, as we don't do anything in print anymore) and I'm happy to report that some of our favourites from that list are also on offer for Cyber Monday.

First off we have the Castelli Perfetto RoS Gloves, which you can pick up for 33% off at Sigma Sports (UK) and 25% off at Backcountry (USA). These use Gore-Tex Infinium to keep the wind off your hands so you can knuckle down and ride without worrying about pesky things like wind chill.

Next up you can grab a pair of Gore C5 Thermo gloves at 33% off at Sigma Sports (UK) and 30% off at Backcountry (USA). These are warm, and fully waterproof to stop things getting out of hand when the conditions turn foul.

Finally from the list of winter gloves that we have first hand experience of using are the Espresso GT gloves, which can be found at 45% off at Sigma Sports (UK) and 25% off at Backcountry (USA). These are hands down some of the warmest five-finger gloves out there, and were only really marked down on the price, which is now reduced.

That's it for now. I suspect my editor will want to wash his hands of me following the conclusion of this blog tomorrow.

🚨EVERYBODY STOP🚨

YOU CAN GET A COMPLETE 105 GROUPSET FOR UNDER £300!

My first proper road bike was a really basic Specialized Allez. It had Shimano Sora on it, back in the days before it was actually really decent. After I ran it into the ground by never really doing any maintenance I bought a new Shimano 105 groupset and fitted it all over a weekend, and it genuinely made it feel like a new bike. I probably put more miles on that bike than any bike since; it became both a super-commuter and a winter bike too.

If you've got a slightly tired rim brake frame that needs a new lease of life then this full 105 rim brake groupset is a super cheap way to make it feel a whole load more new.

Yes, the industry is moving towards discs, but rim brakes still work very well, as they have done for years and years.

The set contains everything you'd need, down to the cables too.

I'm sorry I haven't got a funny meme, or music track to link in to this post. As a big rim brake fan this is, for me, a time to be serious.

It's been quiet on the live front, we'll admit. We've been making our best Stanley Yelnats impressions and digging. But rather than searching for treasure in the desert, we've been looking for EVEN MORE DEALS, with the Cyber Monday countdown clock ticking down faster than I'll fall asleep tonight.

Before we leave you for another night, we'll leave you with a few key things we've noticed so far:

1. The Garmin Edge 1030 Plus is back at $399.99 (down from $599.99). It hit this price on Friday, but spent the rest of the weekend at $449.99. If you missed the chance before, you get a second chance.

2. The Wahoo Kickr Bike is now cheaper than Friday in the UK. It's now £1,999.99 (down from £3,199.99) whereas it was £2,199.99 on Friday. That's 37.5% off, so still not quite as handsome a deal as our American friends can enjoy, where it's 47% off at $1,999.99.

3. New electric bike deals are cropping up, including this Specialized Turbo Como at 25% off from Specilalized USA.

And 4. Apple's latest-gen AirPods Pro headphones are at their best-ever price at $199.99 down from $299.99 at Amazon USA, as well as at Best Buy (if you live nearby, you can collect same day). They're also at a rare £20 off at £229 at Amazon UK.

GOOD MORNING, VIETNAAAAAAAMMMMM DEAL HUNTERS!

I'm back (it's me, Will). It's Cyber Monday. It's the final day of all the manic consumerism, and I've been tied to my desk against my will and threatened with having my tea rations halved if I don't bring you both deals and pop culture.

Prices have fluctuated a little on many things since Black Friday, as they usually do, and many things that went up in price over the weekend have come back down again now it's Cyber Monday. With this in mind I'm going to try and highlight where you can get a second bite of the cherry if you missed out the first time.

What's better than a good bike ride? That's right, it's uploading sweet sweet footage of that ride onto the internet so you can get validation from strangers.

Sarcasm aside, I actually do really enjoy sharing clips of my adventures, and have been getting to grips lately with the GoPro 11, 10, and 8 to bring you an in depth comparison of the different models. You can pick them up today for over 40% off in some cases.

Head straight to GoPro to see the deals, or scroll down and I'll share the specifics.

I've been a photograph-only person for years, but sadly as Instagram continues to push short clips I've had to branch out. If you want to up your reels game, or your TikTok then GoPro has some pretty sweet deals on at the moment.

Also, given the Hero 11 Black shoots in over 5k you can also quite easily make cinema quality films, but I'm not at that level yet.

Anyway, here are the three latest models that have already been discounted. If you want to see more then head straight to GoPro, or to our Cyber Monday GoPro Deals page.

GoPro Hero11 BlackUK: £549.98 £347.48 at GoProUS: $549.98 $347.48 at GoPro37% off - The GoPro Hero11 is the range-topping offering from GoPro. It will record super high-quality video and upload it straight to your phone.

GoPro Hero11 Black Mini

UK: £449.98 £262.48 at GoProUS: $449.98 $262.48 at GoPro

42% off - The GoPro 11 mini packs a real punch but with a smaller, more compact design. If you want to wear your camera to capture POV footage this may be the model for you.

GoPro Hero11 Black Creator Edition:

UK: £829.94 £579.98 at GoProUS: $834.94 $500.48 at GoPro31% off - The GoPro Hero11 Black Creator Edition is perfect for pro content creators and includes: a volta hand grip, light mod, media mod and enduro battery. At checkout, you will also find you have a free 32GB memory card thrown in.

Here's my first attempt at a reel. Clunky, but considering I've never used the things before it shows the potential of the system. Red Bull here I come, right?

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I've a personal deal highlight for you, my darlings...

In May of this year my best friend and I attempted to ride the length of France and a good portion of Spain in ten days. Ultimately I ended up with two injured knees and he came home with a separated shoulder, so it wasn't the most successful trip.

However, I used the trip as a test bed for the Rapha Brevet Jersey, which I then reviewed after returning home. In short, I really loved it. Comfy, and the storage capacity was a godsend when trying to stuff more food about my person for another long day in the saddle.

Here's the good news: You can pick up the Rapha Brevet Jersey for up to half price in some colours in the Rapha Archive Sale. If that takes your fancy then grand, or have a browse of all the other Rapha Cyber Monday deals we've curated over the big weekend.

The photo above is from when we slept on a beach near the Île de Ré, shortly before having a fantastic swim in the sea to cool off.

Rapha Brevet Jersey | Up to 50% off$95 | £70 | €82 | A$120Both the Rapha Brevet Jersey and it's more summery sibling the Rapha Brevet Lightweight Jersey are available with similar discounts. We've reviewed the Brevet Jersey and found the extra storage and fit very good indeed.

While we do have a dedicated Cyber Monday electric bike deals hub, Cyber Monday deals for electric bike conversion kits have been pretty thin on the ground.

However, I have managed to track down a Bafang conversion kit at 12% off for both UK and US readers that'll transform any bike into an eBike. This kit does sit in our list of the best electric bike conversion kits, so you know it's decent.

UK 🚀🚲 Bafang BBS01B: £380 £335 at Amazon

US 🚀🚲 Bafang BBS02B: $543.99 $424.31 Amazon

Eve eating the forbidden apple has been widely regarded as a mistake. We'll never know if both her and Adam would have succumb to the same fate if they had instead waited until now to instead pick up an Apple Watch Ultra at a record low price.

Given that we've all effectively been banished from paradise you don't have to worry about picking up A new Apple Watch for a record low price. Apple gear is rarely discounted so soon, so to get $60 off the new Apple Watch Ultra is not to be sniffed at.

Apple Watch Ultra: 8% off

USA: $799.00 $739.00 at AmazonUK: £849.00 £819.00 at AmazonThis is the brand-new watch that Apple is marketing to athletes. The Apple Watch Ultra uses a 49mm titanium case and flat sapphire front crystal protecting the biggest display any Apple Watch offers. The extra size and durability brings longer battery life as well with options for 36 hours of normal use or as much as 60 hours in a power saving mode. In the both the US and UK stock appears to be good and there are plenty of options for size and bands. In the US you can also score an 8% discount saving $60 off the list price.

Apple Watch Ultra: 8% off

USA: $799.00 $739.00 at BestBuyBest Buy is offering the same deal as Amazon but we are including both purchasing options. If you happen to live near a Best Buy store it's hard to beat instant gratification with a purchase for pickup. Best Buy also has its points system that builds towards gift cards. A purchase of this calibre will add a nice bump of points to your account if you regularly shop at Best Buy.

Apple Watch Series 8 GPS: 13% off

USA: $399.00 $349.00 at AmazonUK: £419.00 £399.00 at AmazonThe Apple Watch Series 8 isn't marketed to athletes in the same way the Ultra is but the differences aren't actually that big. The Ultra gets high precision GPS and some extra water specific features. but the biggest difference is battery life. If you think you can deal with a daily charge then the Series 8 gets you a lot of functionality at a big savings and it is also seeing discounts.

Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen): 8% off

USA: $249.00 $229.00 at AmazonUK: £259.00 £249.00 at AmazonAs you step down to the Apple Watch SE what happens is that you start to shift the focus from health and fitness to more of a general smart watch. It will still handle basic tracking via Strava, or another app, and if you plan to use something from our list of best bike computers you might not ride with a watch anyway. If that's the case, the SE saves a lot of money and makes a lot of sense.

🚨💥🚨 BREAKING NEWS🚨💥🚨

Sigma Sports offers additional 10% off everything with Cyber Monday Discount Code.

The popular cycling emporium, which has already featured heavily in our main Cyber Monday Bike Deals hub, is now offering an extra 10% over and above the discounts already on offer with code: CYBER10

🕵️‍♂️I've gone and ruddy stolen the analysts files again, friends🕵️‍♂️ The top clicked deal today from the company could transform your indoor cycling setup!!

The Venn diagram of PC gamers and Zwift aficionados doesn't have a great deal of crossover. However, credit where it's due, those gamers know how to pick a kick-ass monitor.

nFrom what I can tell, having last been a gamer in the era of the PS2, there's a new generation of curved gaming monitors. More heavily curved tha curved TV screens, they are designed to give you a front-on viewing experience while sitting much closer.

If your indoor cycling setup has a monitor pretty close to the front of your bike, opting for a monitor like the Samsung Odyssey can give you a more immersive experience, effectively simulating peripheral vision. It's one step closer to indoor cycling nirvana, and never having to go outside again.

Given it's Cyber Monday, you can pick it up for £110 off at Samsung.

Samsung Odyssey 32" Gaming Monitor: £599 £489 at Samsung£110 off - It's big, but more importantly it's curved, so if you ride very close to your Zwift monitor then this could be a great way to make it feel that bit more real.

MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE COFFEE MACHINE IS 19% OFF!!

Cycling and coffee go together like... me and getting told off for not taking this live blog seriously enough.

Regardless, we all love a cup of hot bean juice before heading out for a ride, after we come back from a ride, while out riding.... You get the idea. I've rounded up a few coffee deals for you all in case you need to step up your coffee game.

US ☕ The MESH reusable metal Aeropress filter: $14.95 $10.46 at Amazon

UK ☕ Nespresso Vertuo Next: £169.99 £69.99 at Amazon

UK ☕ Melitta Aromaboy: £39.99 £32.49 at Amazon (this is my fave!)

The Aromaboy is brilliant. If you like filter coffee you need one in your life. You can set it up before bed and then in the morning you just need to flip the switch and it makes a beautiful cup with zero effort. Perfect for taking some of the stress out of your pre-ride routine!

This is it, my friends. The Cyber Monday live blog is coming to a close.

I hope you've enjoyed it. I hope you grabbed some bargains. I hope I still have a job tomorrow. I hope they let me do this again someday.

Stay safe, happy riding, and I'll see you next time x

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