Cyber Monday Gravel deals: savings on bikes, clothing, kit and more

The best prices for everything gravelicious this Cyber Monday

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Gravel is becoming ever more popular on both sides of the pond, and for many of us it just so happens that Cyber Monday falls at a perfect watershed moment between the clement months of autumn and the colder, wetter months ahead. Ideal timing then, to benefit from the many great deals on offer. 

Even if you're lucky enough to enjoy dry and dusty trails all year round, what better time for a bit of a wardrobe, garage or workshop refresh? 

Niner RLT 2-Star gravel bike: was $2599.00 now $1,819.94 at Jenson

Niner RLT 2-Star gravel bike: was $2599.00 now $1,819.94 at Jenson

This alloy framed gravel bike is hung with a SRAM 1x11 Apex groupset for hassle free versatility, along with hydraulic disc brakes. Tubeless ready rims shod with Schwalbe G One tyres complete the package. This 30% discount from Jenson is an amazing discount, we reckon.

GT Grade Expert: was $3,500 now $2,450 at Backcountry

GT Grade Expert: was $3,500 now $2,450 at Backcountry

Featuring a mix of Shimano Ultegra, 105 and gravel focused GRX, the Grade Expert is clearly from the GT stable, with that giveaway four-triangle frame design. However, this particular bike features floating seatstays for extra compliance – perfect for gravel grinding. The discount is an impressive 30%.

Pearl Izumi Gravel Gaiters was $30

Pearl Izumi Gravel Gaiters was $30 now $22.49 at REI

There might be more advanced cycling computers than the  Edge 530 but if you're happy to forego a touchscreen then it's likely to offer all you need, including mapping and training features and compatibility with range of power meters. You can read our full review here.

Isadore Women's Gravel bibshorts: was $237.99

Isadore Women's Gravel bibshorts: was $237.99 now $97.49 at ProBikeKit USA

A huge discount at well over 50% off! These shorts are made with extra-durable fabrics to take on the rigours of gravel riding, and even include an abrasion resistant ceramic coating on the side panels. To find out more about the technical features of gravel kit, check out our guide to Best Gravel Bike Clothing 2022.

Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H Classic: was $68.99 now $47.49 at ProBikeKit

Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H Classic: was $68.99 now $47.49 at ProBikeKit

Designed for harder surfaces, the Cinturato Gravel H features a low-profile tread with a compound designed to grip in both wet and dry conditions. This deal applies to the 35mm width but it's also available in 45mm, still at $14.50 off SRP. For more on gravel tyres, see our buyer's guide.

Selle Italia Flite Boost Gravel: was $299.99 now $224.99

Selle Italia Flite Boost Gravel: was $299.99 now $224.99

Jenson is offering this hefty discount on this gravel iteration of Selle Italia's venerable Flite series. It is designed, essentially, with extra comfort in mind over rougher surfaces, with titanium rails to absorb the vibrations and plenty of padding up top.

Specialized Crux Comp: was £4,600 now £3,675 at Tredz

Specialized Crux Comp: was £4,600 now £3,675 at Tredz

At nearly £1,000 off the original price, this is a seriously impressive discount for the Crux. Always a bit of a mean machine, it began life as a cyclo-cross weapon and has now morphed into a gravel rocket. "It's your one-way ticket to gravel enlightenment," says Spesh. We reviewed the S-Works Crux last year, giving it five stars and calling it "excruciatingly perfect" for the job, so this is a bike with serious pedigree.

Giant Revolt 0 carbon: was £3,499

Giant Revolt 0 carbon: was £3,499, now £2,449.30

How about 30% off – that's more than a grand – on Giant's 2022 carbon Revolt 0? That's what Rutland Cycles is offering this Cyber Monday. It features a Shimano GRX 810 groupset and a unique 'Flip Chip' which enables the rider to alter the wheelbase to suit the terrain. If you want to weigh up the competition, check out our guide to the Best Gravel Bikes 2022.

Endura GV500 jersey: was £119.99, now £89.99

Endura GV500 jersey: was £119.99, now £89.99

Save up to 25% on this gravel oriented jersey from British brand Endura. We were impressed with the gravel focused credentials of its short sleeved sibling when we tested it last year, calling it a "good choice for adventure and gravel riding". Made from a merino blend, the GV500 is perfect for the cooler months, promising "all day comfort" with its "cozy, thermal fabric" construction.

Specialized S-Works Recon shoe: was £300 now £159 from Sigma Sports

Specialized S-Works Recon shoe: was £300 now £159 from Sigma Sports

This is a frankly amazing deal on these rather natty laced-up S-Works gravel shoes. Some sizes are sold out, but plenty aren't, so get yourself over to Sigma Sports quick smart. Proper performance shoes, the sole is carbon, with a carbon weave on the outsides for impact protection. They also use Specialized's 'LACE' system for even tightness across the top of the foot. For more options check out our guide to Best Gravel Bike Shoes and Cyclo-Cross Shoes 2022.

Topeak Gravel Gear frame bag with repair kit: was £100, now £55 from Tweeks Cycles

Topeak Gravel Gear frame bag with repair kit: was £100, now £55 from Tweeks Cycles

A smart frame bag that includes a range of tools to get you through most trailside issues. It comes with Topeak's Tubi 11 multi-tool with tyre level, plug inserter, Torx and Allen keys, as well as CO2 cannisters and chuck. The bag itself is waterproof, made of 1000 denier nylon and mounts to the frame with velcro straps. You can find more options in our Best Bikepacking Bags 2022 guide.

Altura Vortex 2 seatpack: was £80.00 now £59.99 at Tweeks Cycles

Altura Vortex 2 seatpack: was £80.00 now £59.99 at Tweeks Cycles

The Altura Vortex 2 has a voluminous 17-litre capacity, placing among the bigger seatpacks available. With waterproof construction as well as rolltop closure, your kit should remain dry inside, and if you need to carry any (small) extras, a patch of webbing on the top will take care of it. Reflective detailing helps keep you seen in lower light.

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After cutting his teeth on local and national newspapers, James began at Cycling Weekly as a sub-editor in 2000 when the current office was literally all fields. 


Eventually becoming chief sub-editor, in 2016 he switched to the job of full-time writer, and covers news, racing and features.


A lifelong cyclist and cycling fan, James's racing days (and most of his fitness) are now behind him. But he still rides regularly, both on the road and on the gravelly stuff.