Amazon Black Friday bike deals 2020 | Big savings on Gore jackets
Cycling helmets, fitness trackers, bike locks - they're all on sale in Amazon's early Black Friday sale
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Black Friday is now here.
The retail giant Amazon sells nearly every last type of product imaginable, and that includes bikes and cycling accessories: you can head to our Black Friday cycling deals page to see which Amazon discounts have made the cut.
Scroll further down this page, and you find we’ve put together a selection of the best Amazon discounts on other items that will appeal to cyclists. You’ll find price drops on everything from tech to appliances to outdoor equipment – and something here is sure to make the ideal Christmas gift for someone you know.
Which retailers and brands have launched Black Friday sales?
Black Friday has arrived! Take a look below for a run-down of which retailers and brands have launched the best Black Friday sales.
Black Friday deals: quick links
- Amazon – The retail giant’s ‘Black Friday Week’ sale runs until 30 November
- Chain Reaction Cycles – New Black Friday deals released
- Currys PC World – The store’s ‘Black Fri-Yay’ sale is underway
- eBay – Reductions galore in the auction site’s Black Friday sale
- Garmin – A number of the brand’s watches are on sale at Amazon
- Halfords – A wide range of Black Friday deals online
- Nespresso – Save up to 56 per cent on Nespresso coffee machines at Amazon right now
- Tredz – ‘Black Ticket’ event with significant discounts on ‘nearly new’ ex-demo and ex-display bikes
- Wiggle – The Wiggle ‘Brighter Black Friday’ sale features discounts on a huge range of products
Best Amazon Black Friday bike deals
Gore men’s C5 GORE-TEX Active jacket £179.99 From £125.33
Amazon’s best selling cycling jacket comes from a brand you’ll already recognise and it’s available with chunky discounts this Black Friday.
The discount varies depending on the size chosen, but most are showing considerable drops from the £179.99 retail price.
Garmin Edge 130 GPS bike computer – £149.99 £134
Garmin’s Edge 130 computer doesn’t have the bells and whistles of higher-end models like the 820 and 1030. But the Edge 130 still features power meter connectivity, Bluetooth and ANT+ sensor compatibility, and will deliver those all-important phone notifications while you’re on the road.
Plus, it supports LiveTrack and can be connected to the Garmin Connect IQ store.
Diyife Bike Pump with Pressure Gauge – £29.99 £13.99
This bike pump set is currently listed as 63 per cent cheaper than usual on Amazon – though, in reality, it’s been selling for £10 lower than the £29.99 RRP for a few months now. All the same, this is a solid discount on a lightweight mini pump set that comes with a puncture repair kit and mounting attachment for your bike.
Buy the Diyife Bike Pump with Pressure Gauge for £13.99 from Amazon
Fitbit Ionic – £249.99 £149.99
As we point our in our hands-on Fitbit Ionic review, the Ionic isn’t without its issues. The heart rate monitor is a tad unreliable in terms of point-on-point accuracy, but we did love its simple, no-fuss interface and the stylish design.
As well as featuring all the usual fitness tracking features and phone notifications that you’d probably expect, the Ionic can also be connected to the Fitbit app, where you can unleash your competitive side by comparing your stats with other users.
Right now, Amazon is selling the Ionic at the reduced sum of £149.99.
Garmin Forerunner 735XT GPS smartwatch – £299.99 £228.90
The Forerunner 735XT is capable of tracking a wide range of different data. It features a wrist-based sensor that will track your heart rate, and it will monitor activities such as swimming, running and, yes, cycling.
Indeed, this is a smartwatch that offers data that will probably appeal to cyclists before anyone else – it can measure your VO2 max and lactate threshold, and will also let you know how much post-ride recovery you’ll need.
Kryptonite Evolution Mini-7 Lock – £59.99 £34.99
A hefty 41 per cent discount has been applied to this bike lock from Kryptonite. Its 13mm hardened steel chained is marketed to withstand attacks from boltcutters, so cyclists should feel confident leaving their bikes unsupervised tethered to this.
Amazon has reduced the price of the Evolution Mini-7 by £25. If you’re interested, we suggest you buy now, since Amazon deals vanish as quickly as they appear.
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Matt Breen is a digital writer for the tech section of RadioTimes.com. He writes buying guides, product reviews, how-to, explainers and news stories about everything from flagship smartwatches to bendable televisions (no, really). He keeps a beady eye on all the latest news in the consumer tech world. Matt has also written for Expert Reviews, BikeRadar, Coach, Gardens Illustrated, Gathered.how and The Week. When he's not obsessing over the latest tech products, you might just find him painting and drawing - anything to limit his screen time.
