Best Amazon Prime Day cycling deals 2019
Amazon Prime Day takes place on Monday July 15 and Tuesday July 16 - and we're bringing you all the best deals for cyclists
Amazon Prime Day is back again in 2019, with a host of ‘lightning deals’ landing on Monday July 15 and Tuesday July 16.
The 2018 event went down as the biggest ever day of sales since history books began, with 89 million visits to the site – and we can expect even more in 2019.
To benefit from the great Amazon Prime Day deals you’ll need to be a member of Amazon Prime. Fortunately, the site has slashed it’s Prime price by £20.
At anyone time there can be thousands of deals on Amazon and digging out the best ones can be the hardest part. That’s where we come in.
Cycling Weekly’s Tech Team have unrivalled experience when it comes to cycling product and they no what represents a great deal. Where we’ve featured a product we’ve tried to include our review so you can read more about it.
With each product is a ‘Buy Now’ link. If you click on this then we may receive a small amount of money from the retailer when you purchase the item. This doesn’t affect the amount you pay.
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Best Amazon Prime Day deals
Garmin Edge 820 (was £329.99 now £169.99) and Garmin Edge 520 Plus (was £199.99 now £149.99)
The Garmin Edge computers deals have arrived! The all singing all dancing Edge 820 offers GPS tracking, plus fitness metrics and superior navigation, whilst the newly released 520 Plus provides improved navigation over the standard Edge 520.
Buy now: Garmin Edge 820 for £169.99 // Read more: Garmin Edge 820 review
Buy now: Garmin 520 Plus for £149.99 // Read more: Garmin Edge 520 Plus review
Honeywell Comfort Control Cooling Tower Fan was
First rule of indoor cycling club: we do not indoor cycle without a fan.
Overheating will drastically inhibit your workout – and a good fan can counter that. This one is reduced by 34%. It’s 80cm high, oscillates to cool a large area and has three settings. There’s quite a few brands reduced, if want to shop around.
Muc Off bike cleaning kit
There’s some great deals on Muc Off products, which can help keep your bike sparkly. The 1L Concentrate can be mixed 4:1 with water for the legendary frame cleaner, or used as it is as a degreaser. The protect spray is a last layer, to repel water and reduce rust as well as resisting dirt adhesion.
Buy now: Muc Off Bike Cleaner Concentrate 1 Litre was £20 now £13.46
Buy now: Muc Off Bike Protect Spray was £10, now £7.50
Out-front cycle computer mount, Garmin compatible was £16.95 now £11.86
An out-front mount cleans up your handlebars, and this CNC aluminium model allows you to pop a light or action camera underneath the bars, too.
Muc Off chamois cream was £20 now £11.78
Muc Off’s chamois cream is designed to help you ride further, using natural ingredients – including aloe vera, witch hazel, shea butter and sunflower oil. There’s no nasty parabens or toxins, and the formula is infused with provitamin moisturisers.
Buy now: Muc Off chamois cream at Amazon for £11.78
GoPro Hero 7 Black with Adventure-Kit was £358.10 now £318
The GoPro Hero 7 black shoots footage in 4k quality, is capable of taking 12mp photos and is completely waterproof – making it one of the go to action cams.
Added benefits for cyclists are its gimbal like stabilisation properties and the fact you can control it via voice command. This Adventure bundle comes with a weather resistant case and extra mounts.
Buy now: GoPro Hero 7 Black with Adventure Kit at Amazon for £318
Park Tool ATD-1.2 – Adjustable Torque Driver Tool was £74.99 now £43.30
Tighten until you hear a slight ‘crack’, then back it off? Not ideal. This mini adjustable torque wrench comes with a selection of hex bits, all stored in the handle, and it can be set to 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5 or 6 Newton Meters.
32% off Garmin wearables 
Garmin offers a host of fitness watches. The Forerunner models are designed for tracking multisports – and offer GPS data as well as heart rate in some cases, and connectivity to power meters as per most cycling computers.
Models like the Vivomove are more focused around day to day fitness tracking, and will look at heart rate (including resting heart rate), steps walked and stress levels – whilst Vivoactive models do all this, plus GPS.
Draper 82399 Screwdriver Bit and Driver Set was £17.78 now £7.99
Never be stuck searching for the right Allen/Torx key or screwdriver end again again. This screwdriver set comes with a range of ends, and the lighting deal gives you 64% off. The offer ends at 5pm.
General Medi Hot & Cold Reusable Gel Pack Compress Wrap was £12.95 now £5.65
No one wants to think about injury – but it can happen, either via overuse or an unplanned dismount. These cold/hot pads can be placed in the freezer or microwave, and used to treat inflammation or bruising.
Apple iPad was £449 now £360
The vast majority of indoor cycling training apps – like Zwift and The Sufferfest – work on an iPad, so a little unit like this can add colour and practicality to your indoor workouts.
Buy now: Apple iPad at Amazon for £360
Nespresso Pod Coffee Machine was £179.99 now £99.99 – plus up to 50% off a range of coffee machines
There are very few cyclists out there who don’t like coffee – and understandably so, given the performance benefit of caffeine. There’s a selection of coffee machines on offer, including Bosch, Miele, Breville and De’Longhi – but Nespresso arguably has the best reputation, and this one is marked down by 44%.
Buy the Nespresso machine at Amazon for £99.99
See other coffee machines for up to 50% off here
STANLEY FATMAX Pro Torpedo Magnetic Level was £19.89 now £12.95
Getting your saddle height right is important, but you also want your perch to be level – a saddle that points downwards too much can put strain on your lower back, whilst an upward gradient can be uncomfortable. A spirit level is a great way of ensuring you’re set up right.
SIS energy gels (was £49, now £20.99) and hydro tabs (was £21 now £12.49)
Summer riding is hot and hungry work, so most riders will use energy gels to top up their carb levels and hydration tablets which top up lost salts and minerals, reducing the chance of cramp as well as fatigue.
SIS is a high quality brand, and you can get a box of 35 gels reduced by 57%, whilst the dissolvable tabs are down 41%.
Buy now: energy gel pack of 35 for £20.99 and/or hydro tabs, 3×20 for £12.49
Fitness Foam Rollers For Deep Tissue Massage was £37.99 now £18.99
Cycling can cause specific areas to become tight, shortening muscles and making them weak. Foam rolling can help to reduce this tightness, in much the same way as a massage would – except you can do it at home and (once you’ve bought the roller), it’s free.
It’ll never be as targeted or precise as a sports massage carried out by a pro, but getting into a routine of rolling for 10 minutes each day could reduce your chance of injury.
More Amazon cycling deals
These might not be Prime Day specific, but they’re still good…
GORE WEAR C3 Ladies Cycling Shorts, from £31.76
Sit comfortably in the saddle with padded cycling shorts from Gore. A high but wide waist band means they’ll stay put when on the bike, without digging in and the female specific chamois provides a buffer between you and the bike.
Buy now: GORE WEAR C3 Ladies Cycling Shorts from £31.76
GORE Wear C5 Men’s Short Cycling Bib Shorts was £89.99 now from £67.42
Quick drying cycling shorts ideal for summer conditions, with GORE’s elastic interface chamois to keep you comfortable on long rides.
Buy now: GORE Wear C5 Men’s Short Cycling Bib Shorts at Amazon from £67.42
Garmin Edge 130 GPS cycling computer was £169.99 now £137.99
Read more: Garmin Edge 130 review
One of Garmin’s more recent releases. the Garmin Edge 130 is a rugged and compact cycling computer that we rate very highly. Despite its diminutive size, it’s a performance pusher in its own right and is capable of partnering with a power meter and giving you Strava Live segments.
Should you want to take in some new roads then it’s also capable of turn by turn directions using a pre-created route.
Buy now: Garmin Edge 130 at Amazon for £137.99
Garmin Edge 820 GPS cycling computer – was £329.99, now £232.66
Garmin Edge 820
Read More: Garmin Edge 820 review
The Garmin Edge 820 is a performance focused GPS which tracks all the normal metrics – speed, distance, time, elevation – as well as the likes of Vo2 max, FTP and suggested recovery time.
It’s Bluetooth compatible so you get live tracking and alerts to messages on your phone, and Strava live segments.
Wera stainless steel multicolour hex set – was £60.99, now £24
You don’t need to be an avid home mechanic to need good set of Allen keys. Quality tools help prevent rounding of bolts, and this selection from Wera is really top end. The multicolour scheme doesn’t just look nice, either, but helps you pick up the right size quicker.
At 61 per cent off, this is a mega saving.
But now at Amazon for £24
Oakley Radar EV Sunglasses – was £204, now £99.99
Read more: Oakley Radar EV review
Oakley is the market leader when it comes to cycling glasses, and the Radar EV’s are a favourite at Cycling Weekly – even making it into our Editor’s Choice awards.
The Prizm lens technology helps you to pick out imperfections on the road, and is appropriate for a range of light conditions.
Buy now at Amazon from £99.99
Schwalbe Lugano tyre set, with tubes – was £49.99, now £21.97
The Lugano tyres from Schwalbe are an entry level option, with an inbuilt Kevlar belt to add puncture protection. The 50 TPI carcass is dense, which means though these won’t be the most supple tyres, they’ll be resilient: ideal for a beginner, or someone fitting out a training bike.
Buy now at Amazon for £21.97
SIS Go Isotonic Energy Gel Pack of 14 – was £27.86, now £10.44
Energy gels contain carbohydrates and electrolytes to keep you powering on the pedals for longer. Each one is relatively inexpensive, but over the course of a season, the cost can mount up.
This box of 14 is reduced to £10.44 – making each less than a pound and representing a 63 per cent saving. They’re not even out of date (we hope). Bargain!
Buy now at Amazon for £10.44
Selle Italia White Max Flite Gel Flow Saddle – was £109.99, now £54.99
Selle Italia’s Max Flite promises a suspension system that provides extra cushion for your rear end. The saddle rail is inserted into a wing on each side, which means you get a little movement as you ride, and extra padding plus a cut out provides soft tissue relief.
Buy now at Amazon for £54.99
Park Tool Cyclone Chain Scrubber Tool – was £27.99, now £16.61
A clean bike is an efficient bike – especially when it comes to the drivetrain. A chain cleaner just makes it much easier to get your hardware sparkly, and this one is close to half price.
Buy now at Amazon for £16.61
Amazon Prime membership
Amazon Prime Day is designed to draw attention to the benefits of having an Amazon Prime membership. You don’t need to be part of the special club to gain access to the deals – but members can access early offers already and will get the chance to skip the queue on the day(s).
Right now, if you sign up to Amazon Prime, you can get a £5 voucher back. Prime membership carries benefits such as unlimited one-day delivery, access to Amazon Video (including exclusive shows) and Amazon Music streaming.
Top tips for getting the best Amazon Prime Day cycling deals in 2019
Browsing Amazon for deals is always a bit of a trial – and it might well be even harder on Amazon Prime Day. Here’s our tips to help you navigate the sales…
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Deals will be released every five minutes, and it could all get just a little bit confusing. On this page, we’ll highlight the very best deals. We’ll have an advanced warning – leaving us plenty of time to pick out the best offers.
Write a shopping list
Put pen to paper so that you’re clear on what you actually need before the big day. Don’t be too specific – because you can’t guarantee what’s going to be on offer – but ‘helmet camera’ or ‘gps cycling computer with maps’ will help you to avoid the temptation of splashing out on an extra bike bag that you don’t need.
Bear in mind the price difference when reading reviews
We’ve got hundreds of reviews on our site, and they’re designed to help you decide if a product is right for you.
However, all items are reviewed with the RRP – or price at time of writing – in mind. Therefore, remember when reading that comments about value for money need to be taken with a pinch of salt if you’re not looking at the same item with 50 per cent off.
Comments on everything else: effectiveness, quality, longevity, of course still stands.
Set yourself a budget
It’s easy to overspend when there are big deals on offer, so start your shopping with a clear idea of your max spend. You should also be sure to check returns policies are not affected by the sales.