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Amazon Prime Day cycling deals: Endura long-sleeve jerseys from just £22, Garmin Edge 530 down to £182, huge light savings including 43% off Cateye AMPP set + 27% off Magicshine, big discounts on tools + more

Apparently the bargains couldn't wait until Black Friday, so Amazon have gone ahead with another spontaneous sale before the clocks go back. Here is our pick of the cycling stuff on offer

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Again?? Yep, our Amazon overlords are treating us to another fire sale before the big one kicks off at the end of next month with Black Friday, before another big one two days later on Cyber Monday and then most likely a Boxing Day sale, then the January sales and it's just one massive merry-go-round of rampant capitalism and bargains... but if you've got your eye on something anyway and it's genuinely cheaper today than the rest of the year, it's probably worth taking advantage. 

As always, we're only recommending things here that are genuinely the cheapest on the internet right now, and if you see it for less anywhere else (or in a physical bike shop) let us know and we're happy to send people to the better deal instead. Try not to buy stuff you don't need for obvious reasons, and be sure to sign up for an Amazon Prime account to take advantage of the deals, free delivery etc. Don't tell the Bezos, but you can just sign up for a one-month trial and stick a reminder in your phone to cancel it when this latest bargain-fest is over and done with. 

We'll mention again that road.cc may earn a small commission from the deal links on this page if you click on them and buy anything. It's usually a pitiful amount, but every little helps in these turbulent times for publishers. Right, to the deals! 

27% off Garmin Edge 530 cycling computer

Garmin Edge 530

If you're looking at treating yourself to a cycling computer, now's a good time, and the Garmin Edge 530 is a great starting point. It comes with all the tidbits you want from a premium cycling computer, but in a smaller package than say the Garmin Edge 830.

It's not the newest of models, but it comes with mapping and enough performance features for most riders to be satisfied. And at £181.99, it's not a bad price, either. 

Grab the Garmin Edge 530 for 27% off

27% off Magicshine Seemee 300 lumen rear light

Magicshine Seemee 300

It's that time of year again where it's dark all day and you're questioning whether you need to put the desk lamp on at 4PM. Luckily, Amazon has a deal or two on some cycling lights, including this Magicshine 300 lumen rear light.

300 lumens is pretty good for a rear light, so we'd be inclined to use it in and out of the city. It has a claimed 260 degree visibility, a motion sensor which turns the light on when you brake, and several flashing/steady modes. 

It's not a particularly well known brand, but could do as a spare if you're already set for winter riding. 

Discover the Magicshine Seemee 300 lumen rear light

Huge discounts on Endura Xtract men's long-sleeve jerseys, starting from just £22.89 with 67% off

Endura Xtract long-sleeve jersey navy blue

It's getting chilly out there, and if you're into layering more than going for a whopping great jacket then the Xtract from Endura will do you proud... and it'll do your bank balance proud too if you manage to get one for 22 quid. 

This jersey is close-fitting to keep the warmth in and the wind out, and has a soft roubaix fabric so it could be worn with nothing underneath for the shoulder seasons too. It's high-wicking as you'd expect, and there's a full front zipper with a flap to stop it rubbing your neck. 

It's the XL verson that has the biggest discount, down from £69.99 to just £22.89 in the navy colourway. DIscounts are good in the other sizes too, with the small on sale for £30.18, the medium at £35.25 and large at £28.47. The black ones are between £40-£43 in all sizes, and women will be better off looking elsewhere for the biggest discounts, such as Cyclestore which has the Teal version for £42.99 in all sizes.

Get your Endura Xtract jersey just in time for the colder months with up to 67% off the RRP

16% off a Draper 30 piece Allen key set

Draper 30 piece Allen key set

Allen keys are an integral part to any bike owner's tool collection. We're not suggesting this is a toolset to take out on the road, but for at home when you're doing some tinkering and find you need something with a bit more leverage than your average multi-tool, these are ideal. 

Plus, they're pretty cheap and can be used on other things around the house. Ikea flatpacks, anyone? At £12.49 they're not quite going to be Park Tool quality, but they should last you long enough to build up a deposit for your Park Tool display wall.

Check out the Draper 30 piece Allen key set

Update, 10/10/24: We're guessing you won't be needing the imperial keys on the Draper set and torx heads are always useful nowadays... so as suggested by the road.cc legend that is John Stevenson, howe about these Workpro ones for £12.98 instead? 

20% off Styrkr energy bars 12-pack

Styrkr energy bars 12-pack

Staying fuelled on the bike isn't something that we should forget about once autumn arrives. Even if you're spending more time on the turbo than the great outdoors, you still need to stay on top of your game and fuel up for the duration. 

Styrkr's energy bars are 20% off on today's Prime Deals. This is the mixed pack so you get a selection of dark chocolate chip, apple, cinnamon and caramel, and date, almond and dark chocolate bars for £23.99.

Stay fuelled with the Styrkr energy bar bundle

43% off CatEye 200/Viz 100 Light Set

CatEye 200 and Viz 100 Light Set deal

Sticking with lights, we've found a deal on a full set from CatEye. It's not the most powerful at the front with 200 lumens max, but the rear is pretty blinding at 100 lumens at £25.49 it's a great starter set for urban riding. 

Perhaps most tantalising for this price point is the fact the lights are USB rechargeable, which saves on buying batteries. Both lights use a rubber strap mount so they're easy to install and adjust, and have a low battery indicator too so you know when it's time to recharge.

Grab the CatEye AMPP 200/Viz 100 Light Set for £25.49

36% off Altura Women's Storm Jacket

Altura Women's Storm Jacket

A reflective, waterproof jacket is great for those wintry commutes, and we've found this Storm Jacket from Altura at 36% off. It's designed to be breathable and waterproof - the holy grail of winter jackets. And this one comes in a hi-vis yellow colourway, which makes you hard to miss even on darker mornings or evenings. 

It features a relaxed fit which means it's great for wearing layers underneath with. It also has zipped pockets for your essentials. 

Check out the Altura Women's Storm Jacket

23% off Pro-Bike Tool Mini Bike Pump with Gauge

Pro-Bike Tool Mini Bike Pump with Gauge

It's not the sexiest deal, but having a decent quality mini pump will save you lots of time and swearing at the side of the road if you do end up needing to use it. The Pro-Bike Tool mini pump comes with Presta and Schrader attachments, and can inflate tyres up to 100PSI. 

This one even features a metal gauge that tells you roughly how much PSI you're pumping into your tyres - a handy feature that normally comes on far more expensive options. 

Grab the Pro-Bike Tool Mini Pump with Gauge

15% off CYCPLUS Tiny Electric Bike Pump

Cycplus

Sticking with inflation...we've found this electric bike pump from Cycplus at 15% off (£67.99). These are all the rage at the moment, and why shouldn't they be? They take the strain out of manually pumping your tyres up and in winter, when your hands are cold and your thumbs aren't working, it could be a lifesaver. 

This one from Cycplus weighs just 97g and apparently can inflate up to 80PSI in 80 seconds. The brand also claims it can inflate two tyres up to 100PSI in one charge. 

Discover the Cycplus Tiny Electric Bike Pump

39% off Vittoria Competition Latex Tube

Vittoria

One for the weight weenies...if you're racing hillclimb this season then you may be interested in the Vittoria Latex tubes. They weigh a claimed 45g and are available in 700c x 25-28mm or 700c x 19-23mm options. 

They're probably not ideal for winter training rides or puncture protection, but if you're heading somewhere sunny and taking your best bike, they could be an option. 

Save on the Vittoria Competition Latex Tubes

55% off The Midlife Cyclist paperback

The Midlife Cyclist book

If you're after some cycling literature to crack on reading while the weather is pants, then the Midlife Cyclist: The Road Map for the +40 Rider Who Wants to Train Hard, Ride Fast and Stay Healthy by Phil Cavell may fit the bill.

It's 55% off, making it £6.75 for the paperback version, and details the "ultimate manifesto for mature riders who want to stay healthy, avoid injury - and maximise their achievement levels."

Check out the Midlife Cyclist paperback

Ready for winter training? Wahoo's Kickr Snap has 15% off 

2021 Wahoo Kickr Snap.jpg

Those early starts and post-work rides are certainly getting darker and colder. Looking to keep warm and dry this winter? Wahoo's Kickr Snap indoor trainer has £37 off this Prime Day, a saving of 15 per cent on RRP. When editor Jack reviewed this a couple of years back, he was impressed by the "solid, quiet and realistic deluxe wheel-on trainer", even if the lack of direct drive is a slight weak point.

Check it out here

Spotted any decent deals for this latest Prime Day event? Drop them in the comments below as always. 

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John Stevenson | 4 weeks ago
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Bikes have so many slightly-awkward-to-reach hex screws that using regular hex keys – without a ball end – is just making life unnecessarily hard for yourself. And Imperial hexen? Not unless your fleet includes some fairly elderly bikes.

This set looks decent for a tenner and includes a set of Torx keys too: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B089VPZ7YN/

And there are plenty others: https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=hex+keys&i=pbdd&crid=16HJ315UYW4AT&sprefix=...

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ktache replied to John Stevenson | 4 weeks ago
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I'm thinking of upgrading my Park set to some weras, I'm glad I went for their torx set. Maybe I'll push the boat out and get this year's advent calendar, especially if it's bicycleish related.

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chrisonabike replied to ktache | 4 weeks ago
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*sings* Christmas Time!  Don't get the ball-less ends!"

Probably more of a starter / frivolous purchase but you could always ask for an advent calendar.

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Rendel Harris | 4 weeks ago
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road.cc wrote:

Perhaps most tantalising for this price point [£25.49] is the fact the lights are USB rechargeable, which saves on buying batteries

Apart from the tiny ones operated by coin batteries, does anyone sell single-use-battery-operated lights any more? Similar styles (though probably less well made) of rechargable light sets are available for under a tenner, so not sure why being rechargable is "tantalising for this price point".

 

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ktache replied to Rendel Harris | 4 weeks ago
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Niterider still do their excellent cherry bomb, up to 100 lumens now.

There was a fair bit of sense to using good Duracells in a rear led, and I never used rechargeable cells in the rear, long deaths, gave you a chance to notice, I liked the top Duracell with built in battery tester. You notice quickly when the front dies, less so with the rear. And rechargeables used to die very quickly. I guess the still do but modern built in rechargeables give some signal as the charge gets low.

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wtjs replied to ktache | 4 weeks ago
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And rechargeables used to die very quickly. I guess they still do but modern built in rechargeables give some signal as the charge gets low

I now have several years experience with Aldi rechargeables and have found them to be excellent. I don't remember them suddenly dying, but I do recharge every few days- anyway, they're so cheap you can carry a spare rear light

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john_smith | 4 weeks ago
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I'm a bit surprised to see a woke, leftish, socially aware etc., etc. site like road cc advertising a capitalist monster like A*****n. On the positive side, the generous pay, low-pressure working conditions etc. enjoyed by the company's drivers will no doubt encourage them to drive in a particularly cautious and safe manner.

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mdavidford replied to john_smith | 4 weeks ago
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john_smith wrote:

I'm a bit surprised to see a woke, leftish, socially aware etc., etc. site like road cc

You forgot young and ignorant.

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john_smith replied to mdavidford | 4 weeks ago
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Yup. Probably all remainers too.

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mark1a | 4 weeks ago
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The Endura Xtract Roubaix LS Jersey is great value if you want XL in Navy (I'm 182cm and 85kg, Endura XL stuff fits me well, plus for this kind of garment, I would size up to layer up underneath).

XL Navy £22.89 (67% off), I've taken a punt.

EDIT: just to say the price detail wasn't in the article at the time of posting, I'm not repeating it and/or going mad!

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