Keep track of your bike for less today! Two genius products—the Muc-Off Stealth AirTag holder and Apple AirTags, both with deep discounts
Help to ensure the safe recovery of your bike, with the stealthy Muc-Off AirTag holder, and Apple AirTag deals, now at some of their lowest ever prices


An Apple AirTag is a brilliant way to track your bike, should the worst happen. AirTags are becoming increasingly popular among cyclists, as one of the best GPS bike trackers, especially among those who travel with their bikes. Allowing them to see the exact location of your pride and joy anywhere in the world by using the "Find My" network feature on an iPhone.
However, the common bike thief isn't as dumb as we think, and if you don't place your AirTag discreetly enough, there is a good chance it could be found and disposed of. Or worse, as I read recently, you'll end up tracking something that isn't your bike.
One ingenious way to hide an AirTag is by using the super stealthy Muc-Off AirTag holder. It places the GPS tracker inside your wheel, pairing it with a Muc-Off Tubeless Valve (which is incidentally one of the best tubeless valves) and means nobody would ever know it was there – increasing your chances of recovering your bike in the event of theft or it going walkabout at the airport.
Shop the Muc-Off Stealth AirTag Holder with 25% off at Muc-Off.
Currently, during the Muc-Off Summer Sale, you can enjoy 25% off everything on the site, including the Muc-Off Stealth Tubeless Tag Holder and Valve Kit, which is now reduced from $44.99 to just $33.74. It's a significant saving; however, it's not much use without an Apple AirTag. Fortunately, they are also discounted on Amazon, with a four-pack reduced from $99 to $69.99, or a single unit now down to $22.99 from $29.
Grab an Apple AirTag deal with up to 29% off at Amazon.
These discounts combined mean you can protect your bike at a fraction of the cost. If you buy the four-pack, it equates to just $17 per AirTag – a bargain that gives you added peace of mind for your bike's security.
Muc-Off is renowned for its innovative products, and this is another genius addition for anyone who uses an Apple AirTag to keep tabs on their bike. The Tubeless AirTag holder discreetly hides a tracker inside your wheel, pairing with the included Muc-Off Tubeless Valve. This allows you to track down your bike in the event of theft, using the "Find My" iPhone app to locate it.
Read our best GPS Bike Tracker Guide.
This Apple AirTag four-pack bundle deal works out to just $17 per unit, representing superb value for money, especially if you own multiple bikes or are part of a household of cyclists.
Check out our Apple AirTag review.
With almost 40,000 reviews on Amazon alone, the Apple AirTag is one of the most popular GPS trackers on the market. Currently with 21% off, this single AirTag is at one of its best-ever prices, and I'd suggest getting yours today before they sell out.
The Muc-Off Summer Sale has a brilliant 25% off across the site, so there are plenty of bargains to be grabbed from the best chain lubes to the bike-specific pressure washers, and all your favourite bike maintenance products, with that enticing 25% discount.
The chosen deals are from US sites, but Muc-Off UK is also offering the same 25% discounts, and Amazon UK has up to 25% off Apple AirTags as well.
Below, you'll also find AirTag deals from other retailers, which show the best prices in your territory.
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Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cycling Weekly and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.
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