Memorial Day Sales: deals on bikes, cycling apparel, gear, nutrition and more!
From trainers to e-bikes, we've rounded up the best Memorial Day deals for cyclists
The Best Memorial Day Deals for Cyclists
One-stop Shops:
Popular bike apparel, accessory, and component retailer Backcountry is offering up to 50% off site-wide through the end of the day on Monday, May 29.
Competitive Cyclist is an online labyrinth of components, apparel, accessories, and nutrition for every cyclist. They are having a 50% off sale on select items through the end of the day on Wednesday, May 31.
Up to 30% all weekend at REI. Sale ends end of the day on Monday, May 29.
The popular California based store and online retailer stocks the brands in the bike industry including Giant, Specialized and Cannondale. This Memorial Day weekend, they're offering an extra 15% off all closeout items, as well as free bike shipping and assembly.
Despite its name, the Oregon-based online retailer offers far more than just tires. Bike Tires Direct is a one-stop shop for all your cycling needs with Memorial Day deals on Garmin, Oakley, Shimano, SRAM and more.
Jenson USA proclaims themselves to be America's best online cycling store. The California-based retailer carries the biggest names in the business and some attractive deals. This Memorial Day, save up to 25% on brands such as Bell, Endura, PNW Components, Ritchey, Kask and more.
More than a grocery chain, Walmart is a big retailer for your favorite tech brands as well. Save on Garmin, GoPro and more.
Memorial Day weekend is a mega sales weekend in the United States. We've rounded up the best sales for cyclists including complete bikes, apparel, components and accessories.
In addition to honoring the sacrifices of the men and women of the United States armed services, the long weekend is a great time to an extra day of riding and family BBQs.
Many online retailers are featuring Memorial Day sales with significant savings on all your summer riding essentials and wishlist items. We've rounded up our favorite Memorial Day cycling sales here. We'll be updating this article as more sales go live, so check back for frequent updates.
Bikes
State Bicycle is going all-out for Memorial Day weekend, including BOGO on all clothing, complete bikes up to $500 off, wheelsets up to $200 off, and an extra 10% off with the code SPRINGCLEAN.
TPC has a variety of Memorial Day weekend sales, including up to $1,800 off bikes, $800 off wheelsets, 60% off accessories, and 50% off components.
TPC Spotlight Deal:
Cannondale Slate Gravel Bike - 2017, X-Large
Looking to get into gravel? Check out this 2017 Cannondale Slate gravel steed with a Shimano 105 2 x 11 drivetrain.
Was: $2599.99
On sale for: $1759.99
Upway is a retailer of certified refurbished e-bikes that go through a 20-point safety inspection and come with a one-year warranty. This Memorial Day, shoppers can take up to $600 off select e-bike models, no code needed.
Ride1Up, an e-bike company, is offering up to $200 off, including $100 off their Roadster V2 gravel e-bike (MSRP $1,100).
Ride1Up Spotlight Deal:
Ride1Up Roadster V2
A 2021 Editor's Choice award recipient, the Roadster was praised for its cool, urban aesthetic and the fact that it's an absolute blast to ride.
Was: $1095
Now: $995
Ebike brand Lectric eBikes is offering a free accessory package (worth $117) with any ebike purchase now through the end of the day on Monday, May 29.
America's biggest e-bike company, the Seattle-based Rad Power Bikes, is offering up $700 off its RadRover 6 model, bringing the price down to $1399. Other select models are $150 off.
Components and tech
Popular bike apparel, accessory, and component retailer Backcountry is offering up to 50% off site-wide through the end of the day on Monday, May 29.
Backcountry Spotlight Deal:
Up to 50% a Giro Aether Spherical Helmet
The Giro Aether is a low-profile, performance-oriented road helmet with MIPS Spherical technology to help redirect the energy of certain impact forces in case of a crash.
Was: $319.95
Now: as low as $149.99
Similar to Backcountry, Competitive Cyclist is an online labyrinth of components, apparel, accessories, and nutrition for every cyclist. They are having a 50% off sale on select items through the end of the day on Wednesday, May 31.
Through the end of the day on Monday, May 29, customers can save $200 on the Kickr Core (MSRP $900) and $50 on the Kickr Snap (MSRP $350).
Wahoo Spotlight Deals:
$200 off a Wahoo KICKR Core direct-drive smart trainer
Whether you're using Zwift, Rouvy or RGT, the KICKR CORE smart bike trainer delivers a realistic, accurate and quiet indoor cycling experience.
Was: $899.99
Now: $699.99
$100 of the Wahoo ELEMNT Roam Bundle
Bundle includes everything you need for accurate data collection and GPS routing, including:
- Wahoo ELEMNT Roam GPS computer
- Wahoo TICKR heart rate monitor
- RPM Speed sensor
- RPM Cadence sensor
- Mounts and hardware
Was: $399.99
Now: $299.95
Now through Memorial Day, save up to $200 off the Normatec 3 line, including the Normatec 3 Legs compression boots (sale price: $699, MSRP: $799) no code needed.
Yakima’s “Out of Office sale” includes up to 40% off bike racks and free shipping, as well as 20% off other gear sitewide and on their Amazon store, no code needed. Sale ends at the end of the day on Monday, May 29.
Yakima Spotlight Deal:
$80 off a YAKIMA, StageTwo 2" Hitch Rack
Two-bike rack that fits most bikes up to 70 pounds per bike, 20- to 29-inch tires up to 3.25 inches wide.
Was: $679.16
Now: $599.20
Roll out the knots post-ride, literally, with ROLL Recovery’s set of recovery products. The brand is offering up to 15% off on select items until 11:59 p.m. local time on Monday, May 29.
For those who prefer a hydration vest while biking, Ultimate Direction has a variety of choices and a sitewide sale of up to 30% off. Sale ends at 11:59 p.m. local time on Monday, May 29.
Nathan Sports also makes high-quality hydration vests, and is offering 25% off sitewide now through the end of the day on Monday, May 29.
For those looking to do ultra-long bikepacking adventures and can’t possibly carry all the water you’d need for the entire journey, consider a portable water filtration system. Platypus has a 25% off sale on select items, bladders and filtration systems included.
Apparel
Two gravel riders wearing Pearl Izumi apparel
Popular cycling gear brand Pearl Izumi is offering 25% off sitewide, no code needed, from now until 11:59 p.m. local time on Monday, May 29.
Pearl Izumi Spotlight Deal:
$325 off Pearl Izumi PRO Road v5 Shoes
Pearl's top of the line performance shoe is on final super sale. These is light weight, carbon-soled road race ready performance shoes can be yours for just $75. It doesn't get better than that!
Was: $400
Now: $75
With a variety of colors, lengths, and fun designs, Swiftwick Socks has a pair for every type of cyclist. Get 20% sitewide now through 11:59 p.m. local time on Monday, May 29.
Tifosi Optics offers sunglasses ranging from casual to race-ready models. Get 25% off sitewide now through Monday, May 29 with code SALE25 and free shipping on orders $25 or more.
Nutrition
Online nutrition warehouse The Feed has free shipping on all orders over $65 and is offering 30% off on Clif Bloks.
Founded in Leadville, per the name, Floyd’s takes its inspiration from the athletes who flock to this mountain town each year to test their biking and running limits. Floyd’s of Leadville has multiple CBD treats, from gummies to drinks, and is offering 25% off on most products now through Monday night, May 29, no code needed.
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Cycling Weekly's North American Editor, Anne-Marije Rook is old school. She holds a degree in journalism and started out as a newspaper reporter — in print! She can even be seen bringing a pen and notepad to the press conference.
Originally from the Netherlands, she grew up a bike commuter and didn't find bike racing until her early twenties when living in Seattle, Washington. Strengthened by the many miles spent darting around Seattle's hilly streets on a steel single speed, Rook's progression in the sport was a quick one. As she competed at the elite level, her journalism career followed, and soon, she became a full-time cycling journalist. She's now been a journalist for two decades, including 12 years in cycling.