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The frenzy of consumerism that is Black Friday may have passed, but that doesn't mean the bargains are over... of course it's now 'Cyber Monday', a term hastily coined in a boardroom somewhere a few years ago to reflect the shift from fighting over heavily discounted TVs in real life towards madly tapping in card details on a keyboard at 00:01am to get the bargain before those heavily discounted TVs run out. Joy!
With the bike industry going through some turbulent times recently and overstock being an issue, particularly with bikes, from our observations it seems like there are still plenty of opportunities to pick up good deals that you won't find at other times of year, even after the heavy discounting of the past few days. We've given what was our Black Friday blog a spit and polish, checked over the deals we added last week and removed any that no longer stand/the stock has ran out. We'll also be adding shiny new ones throughout the day.
As much as we'd happily live in a Black Friday and Cyber Monday-free world, ultimately, what this all comes down to is that, whisper it quietly, it is actually quite a good time to buy new stuff. Bikes, kit, tech, accessories — you name it and it's probably cheaper today than it has been at any point this year — so, it's kind of our job to tell you when there's great cycling products available at tempting prices.
There's no need to order for the sake of it but that upgrade, bit of winter kit, or Christmas gift idea might well be as cheap as it's ever been. In which case, who are we to tell you not to.
If the deals we've posted aren't genuinely the best around and cheaper than they are at other times of the year, we won't run them. If you find anything we've posted for less, let us know and we'll edit or remove the post.
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A good saving no doubt, especially if you're working on rrp for the groupset and wheels, but with 105 Di2 available from multiple retailers for £850 and Kysrium 30s available for as little as £270 (SJS Cycles) you're really looking at about £1900 rather than a grand for all the other bits mentioned.
Favero Assioma power pedals £249 single/ £369 dual on their website.
That's a great price. Just bear in mind Import duty and handling charges will be applied pre delivery.