Black Friday deals from Amazon for cyclists | save £100 on GoPro Hero 8 bundle
Fantastic deals on an GoPro Hero 8, Garmin Vivoactive 3, LG, Fitbit, Helly Hansen and more
Amazon’s Black Friday deals for cyclists are well and truly here. With savings on indoor trainers, clothing, GoPro’s and more, there’s something for everyone.
If you’re a deal-mad cyclist then make sure you check out our other Black Friday pages:
- Best Black Friday bike deals 2019
- Evans Cycles Black Friday deals 2019
- Rutland Cycling Black Friday deals 2019
- Wiggle Black Friday deals 2019
- Sigma Sports Black Friday deals 2019
GoPro Hero 8 Black bundle — £429.99 £329
If you love to capture your rides so you can relive them later (or subject your family and friends to them), get your mitts on this GoPro Hero 8 bundle.
It features HyperSmooth 2.0 video stabilisation for the smoothest 4K60 footage and 8x Slo-Mo. The bundle comes with everything you need: the Hero 8 unit, two mounts, the Shorty extension pole and tripod, a head strap, spare battery, and a 32-GB SD card.
Garmin Forerunner 45 GPS watch – £169.99 £124.99
Don’t be fooled by the name. While the Forerunner 45 is aimed at runners, it tracks cycling and swimming too.
It delivers all the key stats you need via a wrist-based heart rate monitor, and can pair with Garmin Coach to bring you free training plans and expert coach advice. And to round it all off, it also provides smart notifications and has a built-in incident detection function.
It’s currently the lowest price it’s ever been, but stocks are getting low. Be quick!
Garmin Vivoactive 3 smartwatch — £199.99 £129.99
We gave the Garmin Vivoactive 3 a 4-star review, finding it to be perfect for the cyclist who’s not that bothered about picking apart data, but wants to track their rides and monitor their fitness.
It’s more about training than being a ‘true’ smartwatch, though it does also have the features you’d expect: built-in sensors, Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity, GPS, heart-rate monitor, smart notifications, and more.
De’Longhi Autentica Plus coffee machine — £649.99 £319
You know how serious a cyclist you are by how seriously you take your coffee. Therefore, if you want to level up, you need to have a decent setup at home. Otherwise why even bother riding?
Seriously though, if the De’Longhi Autentica is one of those primo coffee machines that you dream of gracing your kitchen with, but bulk at the price, take advantage of it being half price this Black Friday.
Philips Lumea Prestige — £550 £269.99
It’s every road cyclist’s drea to not only have smooth and hairless pins for aero gains but to also not have to shave quite so often. IPL hair removal promises a 92 percent reduction of hair after three treatments, so why not make that all-important investment in your race potential?
Fitbit deals on Amazon
Amazon has significant savings on most Fitbit smartwatches this Black Friday.
From basic step counters to fully-fledged training assistants, there’s something for everyone.
Polar Vantage M GPS smartwatch – £249 £190.99
The popular Vantage M Advanced is a good all-round smartwatch for most activities that’s fully waterproof.
The Vantage uses a combination of an optical heart rate measurement with skin contact measurement. Polar claims that is combination results in more accurate heart rate readings.
Helly Hansen Dubliner rain jacket £119.95 £41.41
Stay dry on the bike this winter with a Helly Hansen waterproof jacket and save a whopping 57 per cent off the retail price.
Letlook Winter Super Thermal cycling gloves £18.99 £15.19
Nothing’s worse than cold fingers out on the bike. Reduce the chances of chilly digits with these windproof and waterproof gloves.
WASAGA rear bike light £9.97 £6.77
When riding at night, stay safer with this LED USB-rechargeable rear bike light that boasts up to 56 hours of run time.
Sportneer bike lock £8.99 £7.21
Protect your bike at home or when you’re out and about with this combination steel-chained lock.
Apeman Action Camera £43.99 £30.99
Film your rides with this budget-friendly 4K-capable action camera and share them with the world on YouTube.
LG 55-inch 4K HDR Smart OLED TV £1,799.99 £1,099
Alright, so it’s not specifically bike-related, but if you’re a Zwift demon or love watching mountain biking or cycling on the TV, why not treat yourself to the ultimate in viewing pleasure?
SealSkinz 99 Waterproof Trekking socks — £39–£45 £28.42
No one likes wet feet, period. Despite these being called trekking socks, they’ll be perfect on wet and cold bike rideswith a number of colours reduced by £16.58!
Camelbak Classic 2.5-litre backpack — £53.99 £26
Perfect for short rides, this light and compact bag has enough space for a hydration bladder and some key essentials.
Chillafish BMX balance bike — £64.99 £54.83
Nothing beats seeing your little one take their first steps… except for when they swing a leg over a bike and ride without stabilisers. Fast-track their learning with this awesome-looking balance bike.
Clarks Elite MTB/hybrid brake pads — £7.99 £2.99
Stopping is essential, even for the most speed-obsessed, so grab yourself some cheap Clarks V-brake pads to slow down quicker.
Garmin Vivomove 3S hybrid smartwatch — £219.99 £179.99
The Vivomove 3S smartwatch can track your day’s fitness activity, stress levels and sleep. It’s perfect for the active cyclist who wants to avoid over-training.
This delightful sand and rose gold colour combination has £40 off, too.
Authors
Alex started racing downhill at the tender age of 11, later going on to compete internationally representing the UK. At 19, he moved to the Alps to pursue a career as a bike bum clocking up moon-mileage riding the famous tracks in and around Morzine, France. In that time, he broke more bikes than he can remember. Alex then moved back to the UK when he landed a job working for Mountain Biking UK as their Features Editor — BikeRadar's sister title — as their features editor. Since working for MBUK, Alex's focus has moved to towards bike tech and he now wants to find out what bikes and components represent the best value for money regardless of discipline. Alex's current fleet includes his trusty commuter bike, a 2017 Marin Gestalt 3, his long term Orange Stage 6 RS enduro bike, a used and abused 2015 GT Sanction Pro, a Scott Voltage YZ dirt jump bike and a Deluxe Pro 2 BMX.
Mildred’s a utilitarian cyclist at heart, determined to do everything on two wheels, whether it’s shopping, commuting or moving house. She’s spent the past three years volunteering as a mechanic and workshop coordinator at the Bristol Bike Project, and now sits on its board of directors. Her expertise in bikes — and what people want out of them — comes from working in real-world bike shops and learning the ins and outs of the industry. At home on slicks and knobblies alike, Mildred’s ideal ride covers long distances through remote countryside, on mixed terrain that offers a bit of crunch. She’s easily won over by steel frames coupled with a 650B/plus-tyre combo, and is currently riding a Surly Bridge Club.
