Amazon Prime Day Cycling Deals: Shop Prime Day 2025 early, and save big now!

Amazon Prime Day is now a massive four-day sale running from July 8-11, 2025. But you don't have to wait! With a week to go before the big event, savvy cyclists can already unearth fantastic Amazon Prime Day cycling deals. Explore these 16 incredible savings right now!

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Amazon has officially announced that this year's Prime Day sale will be a massive four-day event, scheduled from July 8 to 11, 2025. This annual summer shopping extravaganza is unexpectedly when we find the best offers on cycling kit. While Black Friday and Cyber Monday feature more widespread discounts, it’s Prime Days that showcase the most significant headline deals.

This year's Prime Day coincides with the Tour de France, which will be midway through its first week. What better way to harness that excitement than by upgrading your equipment and taking your bike for a ride?

Garmin Edge 540 Bike Computer: Was $349.99, Now $297.50 | Save 15%

Garmin Edge 540 Bike Computer: Was $349.99, Now $297.50 | Save 15%

I could list hundreds of features that the Edge 540 has, but ultimately, it is straightforward. It is one of the best cycling computers, and we rated it 4.5 stars out of 5 when we tested it shortly after its launch. For me, the main selling point is that it still features physical buttons, which allow for year-round operation.

Cycplus AS2 Electric Bike Pump: Was $89.99, Now $59.98 | Save 33%

Cycplus AS2 Electric Bike Pump: Was $89.99, Now $59.98 | Save 33%

The tiny Cycplus AS2 narrowly missed out on the top spot to its larger sibling, the AS2 Pro, but don't let that put you off. It still boasts a 5-star rating and is undoubtedly one of the best electric bike pumps we've tested. For the weight-conscious, the AS2 nano is definitely a more pocket-friendly option over the Pro.

Insta360 X4 Action Camera: Was $499.99, Now $424.99 | Save 15%

Insta360 X4 Action Camera: Was $499.99, Now $424.99 | Save 15%

Tech Writer Joe is testing the Insta360 as we speak; he is already very impressed by it, so keep an eye out for the full review very soon. Joe has been a big fan of their cameras since his time with the Insta360 Go 2, which he rated 5 out of 5 stars and the best overall bike action camera.

Muc-Off Airmach Electric Bike Pump: Was $99.00, Now $86.50 | Save 13%

Muc-Off Airmach Electric Bike Pump: Was $99.00, Now $86.50 | Save 13%

The Muc-Off Airmach was recently part of our mega Best Electric Bike Pump 2025 group test, where it was praised for its excellent ergonomics during use. It features a well-considered design that should make it ideal for use in colder climates, although it was docked half a star for its overall weight, as it is one of the heavier models on test. Join the electric pump revolution with this 13% off deal now via Amazon US.

Fizik Tempo Argo R1 Saddle: Was $215.00, Now $161.74 | Save 25%

Fizik Tempo Argo R1 Saddle: Was $215.00, Now $161.74 | Save 25%

The Tempo Argo R1 is the best short-nose saddle on the market and certainly one of the best bike saddles, full stop. It's incredibly supportive and so comfortable that you'll almost forget it's there. If you haven't tried a short nose saddle yet, then you should try the Tempo Argo. The 25% discount is available only on the 150mm wide saddle, which is what most people will need.

Hiplok D1000 Bike Lock: Was $299.99, Now $228.01 | Save 24%

Hiplok D1000 Bike Lock: Was $299.99, Now $228.01 | Save 24%

The D1000 from Hiplok is the shorter, less bulky sibling to the larger DX1000 I tested earlier in the year for our best angle grinder-resistant bike lock test. In fact, at only 1.8kg/3.9 lbs, it is considerably lighter than its big brother. Since you sacrifice only reach and not security, it is worth considering the D1000 for your next lock, espcially with this generous 24% off deal.

GoPro Hero 13 Black Action Camera: Was $429.99, Now $329.00 | Save 23%

GoPro Hero 13 Black Action Camera: Was $429.99, Now $329.00 | Save 23%

The Hero 13 Black was only launched at the end of 2024, which makes it a surprising feature here now in mid-25. With all the usual updates, including more pixels, faster capture, and improved battery life, the Hero 13 is the first to feature the capability to change lenses. To further enhance the potential usage of action cameras. Given that it's the latest tech and comes with a nearly 25% discount, it looks like early Prime Day deals are already delivering.

Bryton GARDIA R300L Bike Light and Radar: Was $129.95, Now $94.95 | Save 27%

Bryton GARDIA R300L Bike Light and Radar: Was $129.95, Now $94.95 | Save 27%

The Bryton Gardia R300L is one of the best bike lights and our pick for best budget rear radar light. It stacks up admirably against the market-leading Garmin Varia, and it is also considerably cheaper. Really, its only downside is that Garmin offers a much better light and beam pattern, making it ultimately more visible. However, given this significant discount of 27% and it already being far more cost-effective to start with, it makes it hard to see how you could justify the cost of a Garmin.

Tubolito S-Tubo Road TPU Inner Tube: Was $37.95, Now $28.50 | Save 25%

Tubolito S-Tubo Road TPU Inner Tube: Was $37.95, Now $28.50 | Save 25%

Usage of the Best TPU Inner Tubes is not only replacing the traditional Butyl tubes but is also quickly becoming an alternative for those who prefer not to switch to a Tubeless setup. Praised for their durability, they are almost all repairable and offer highly desirable ride characteristics, which explains their popularity. The Tubolito is rated by our team as excellent for compliance and provides nearly tubeless ride quality. All of this comes at a cost, so it's great to see such a healthy discount.

Shark FlexBreeze HydroGo Cordless Fan: Was £129.99, Now £99.99 | Save 23%

Shark FlexBreeze HydroGo Cordless Fan: Was £129.99, Now £99.99 | Save 23%

Considering the temperatures we expect here in the UK this week, investing in a decent fan might not be a bad idea. The best part is, a good one could come in handy again when indoor training season starts in just over three months. The Shark FlexBreeze is not one we have tested, but it has an impressive list of attributes. Firstly, it's cordless, which is ideal if your turbo setup already uses too many plug sockets. It also claims to create airflow well up to 20m away and has an interesting mist function.

SIS GO Isotonic Energy Gels 30 Pack: Was £46.50, Now £29.95 | Save 36%

SIS GO Isotonic Energy Gels 30 Pack: Was £46.50, Now £29.95 | Save 36%

Amazon Prime Days are the perfect opportunity to find good discounts on pantry staples and bulk-buy items, like sports nutrition. It’s frustrating when you run out, but since these products often have long sell-by dates, it doesn't matter much if they sit around for a while. Buying them in bulk usually makes financial sense. Currently, you can get almost all flavours of SIS Go gels at a significant discount when purchasing a 30-pack box.

Le Creuset Stoneware Rainbow Coffee Mugs: Was £85.00, Now £63.75 | Save 36%

Le Creuset Stoneware Rainbow Coffee Mugs: Was £85.00, Now £63.75 | Save 36%

It wouldn't be an Amazon Prime Day without featuring our favourite coffee mugs. We all love a good cup of coffee or tea, and it only makes sense to enjoy it from a nice mug. Available in a variety of sizes, including espresso-sized 100ml, 200ml for a doppio or Cortado, and a more standard 350ml for an Americano or small latte and tea. You can currently get up to 25% off both 100ml and 350ml Rainbow Six mug sets.

Park Tool TW-5.2 Torque Wrench: Was £126.99, Now £90.53 | Save 29%

Park Tool TW-5.2 Torque Wrench: Was £126.99, Now £90.53 | Save 29%

You can never underestimate the value of a torque wrench. A couple of hundred pounds could save you thousands. Although Park doesn't always make the best bike tools, the TW-5.2 is an excellent torque wrench and certainly one of the best torque wrenches you can buy. Covering everything from 4 -15nm, it should do most of the critical bolts on your bike. For this price, you will need to source your own 1/4inch bits, but that means you can buy some high-quality ones like these Wera bits.

MagicShine ALLTY 1200 Bike Light: Was £79.99, Now £63.99 | Save 20%

MagicShine ALLTY 1200 Bike Light: Was £79.99, Now £63.99 | Save 20%

Packing a couple of hundred extra lumens, the Allty1200 is the new and improved version of the popular and our previous best bike light, the Allty1000. The Allty range consistently offers excellent value and is packed with features, such as anti-glare lenses, USB-C charging ports, and customisable settings. We are big fans of MagicShine here at Cycling Weekly, especially when they offer significant discounts like this one.

Apple AirTag: Was £35, Now £28.00 | Save 20%

Apple AirTag: Was £35, Now £28.00 | Save 20%

Apple AirTags are a fantastic way to keep track of your bike's location, and they can provide peace of mind for your family by allowing them to monitor your whereabouts and ensure you are safe or on your way home. There are also several excellent products now available on the market that make fitting them to your bike extremely easy. They are certainly one of our top recommendations for the best bike GPS trackers.

Bundles are also on offer, so if you have more than one bike, you can still get a discount on 2, 3 or 4 multi-packs.

Muc-Off Drivetrain Cleaner 750ml: Was £27.99, Now £16.08 | Save 43%

Muc-Off Drivetrain Cleaner 750ml: Was £27.99, Now £16.08 | Save 43%

Muc-Off's drivetrain-specific cleaner is powerful stuff. Despite its eco-friendly formula, it really gets the job done and leaves a sparkling clean drivetrain. Aside from the best bike cleaners, degreasers and drivetrain cleaners are something that see constant use and replenishment, so it is always nice when you can pick it up with such a significant discount as this 43% off from Muc-Off.

Ecomm and Tech Writer

Like many, Matt began his bicycle industry journey on the spanners at his local bike shop. After spending his youth mountain biking, he was inspired to embrace gravel during his tenure with Evans Cycles' in-house brands, Pinnacle and Hoy Bikes. Recognising the evolving industry, Matt eagerly seized the chance to become an E-bike designer, winning several awards with the E-bike brand Cairn Cycles.

These days, Matt is likely to have a toddler sitting shotgun or off the beaten track somewhere on the South Downs.