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Apple AirPods (2nd Generation): Was $129 now $69 at Walmart

The Apple AirPods second generation earphones are still undoubtedly a quality piece of tech, offering great quality at an often moderate price point.

Now though, these wireless headphones are nearly half price, meaning they undercut much of the more value-oriented competition.

At Walmart for $69

Wahoo Elemnt Rival Smart Sport Watch: was $199.99 now $99.99 | Save 50%   

We rated the GPS Wahoo Elemnt Rival Smart Sport Watch so much that it received a Cycling Weekly Editor's Choice award. 

We loved that it was easy to use, reliable, accurate and lightweight. You don't even need a Wahoo computer to take advantage of the heart rate data when riding.  And there are even two color options to choose between.

Price check: $153.53 at Amazon 

Wahoo ELEMNT Bolt V2: Was $279.99, now $234.99 on Amazon | Save $44

Currently this $44 discount is the lowest price we can find, but given this is the the latest version of the Bolt, it's not perhaps not surprising.

A compact unit, it's battery life is a claimed 15 hours while it's also Strava Live enabled and comes loaded with 15 country maps.

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus Bundle: Was $699.99, now $389.99 | Save 44%

When we last reviewed the Garmin Edge 1030 Plus, we called it the "do it all" computer for cyclists. And, whilst there are newer models now - with the likes of the 1050's bright screen and the 1040 Solar - the 1030 covers of all the major riding bases. Navigation is clear on the 3.5" color touchscreen display, and you'll get training guidance and structured sessions if you wish, as well as all the classic metrics. 

Buy now at Amazon for $389.99

Garmin HRM-Dual Heart Rate Monitor was $69.99, now $54.50 on Amazon | Save 22%

Rated best for reliability by our reviewers, the Garmin HRM-Dual Heart Rate Monitors offers reliable connectivity, long-lasting battery life and a washable strap. Data seemed reliable and connecting it to head units via ANT+ or Bluetooth was straightforward.

Garmin HRM-Pro Plus Heart Rate Monitor was $149.99, now $119.95 on Amazon | Save 20%

Rated best among premium heart rate chest straps by our reviewers, Garmin's HRM-Pro adds extra features like counting steps and analysing your gait as you run. It can store data when it's not possible to use a wearable and then automatically download, which is useful for swimming and running, but less so for all except track cycling, as you'll usually have a bike computer with you when riding. Either way, we found data recording reliable and seemingly accurate. 

Apple AirTag 4 pack - was $99, now $74.98 on Amazon | Save 24%

Keep track of your bikes with an Apple Airtag. Ideal for traveling -- just slip one in your bike case!-- or if you're worried about theft, you can make use of Muc-Off's airtag holder to track your bike(s) 24/7. 

Wahoo KICKR CORE Direct Drive Trainer - was $599, now $425 on Amazon | Save 29%

This is a great price for the Kickr Core, a smart trainer with as much functionality as most riders will ever need. The Kickr Core pairs with apps like Zwift to provide an immersive experience, in the comfort of your home, see our review here. 

See it at Amazon here

Elite Force Qubo Power Fluid Cycle Trainer - Was $249.99, now $99 on Amazon | Save 60%

If you're looking for an easy and simple way to pedal indoors without the additional bells and whistles or needing to sign up for subscriptions, a fluid trainer may just be all you need. Quiet, sturdy and reliable the Elite Force Qubo Power Fluid Cycle Trainer will have you pedaling and working up a sweat in no time and for less than a hundred bucks.

ABUS Bordo Granit X Plus 6500/110 Was $209.99, now $84.99 | Save 60%

Folding locks are fantastic, the ability to slip them in a bag, store them easily on your frame or even carry them in a pocket makes them a great solution. On the flip side, they don't tend to be that secure, all the joints offer obvious weaknesses to eagle-eyed thieves.

ABUS has turned the tide on that, grading it with their highest safety rating offered for bicycles. Our only complaint when we tested it was the cost and with 60% off that's completely eradicated.

Read our full ABUS Bordo Granit X Plus review  

Garmin Varia RTL515 rear light with sensor: Was $199.99, now $149.99 | Save 25%

The Varia computer is a tail light which connects to a bike computer or smartphone to give you a notification of an approaching vehicle. There's also a 'peloton mode' - for group riding - which reduces the intensity of the light, and the battery lasts up to 16 hours in flashing mode.

See it at Amazon for $149.99

CYCPLUS Tiny Electric Bicycle Pump: was $109.99 Now $89.99  

At just 97 grams the Cycplus packs a punch, with the ability to inflate bicycle tyres up to a max of 100psi. Charging up in just 20 minutes, this tiny pump can then manage 2 standard road bike tyres. Great for those who are environmentally conscious and like extra help with out-on-the-road emergencies. 

Read our full Cycplus Electric Pump review here

Peaty's Bicycle Cleaning Kit: was $36.99 Now $29.60

The Peaty's all-weather chain lube and foaming degreaser are my go-to products. They always leave the drivetrain so clean and the lube lasts for ages even in a British winter. Plus, they have a lovely minty fresh scent.        

CamelBak Podium Chill Insulated Bike Water Bottle - was $16, now $9.79 on Amazon | Save 39%

Keep your liquids cool on summer rides with Camelbak's 21oz insulated water bottle. The double-walled construction is said to keep water cold twice as long as a regular bottle. The bottle's got a high-flow, self-sealing cap and is 100% free of BPA, BPS and buff.

Topeak Pocket Rocket Master Blaster Bike Pump - was $29.95, now $20.60 on Amazon | Save 31%

A good pump is an absolutely essential part of your flat kit and this one by Topeak is a tried and true road side necessity. It measures just  8.7” x 1.7” x 1.0” and weighs 4 oz. The pump consist of a durable aluminium barrel and thumb lock and features an integrated dust cap. It's compatible with schrader and presta valves and has 160 psi capacity.

Shimano's multi-use MX1 shoes: Were $80.00, now from $48.00 on Amazon | Save up to 40%

Shimano's MX1 shoes is made for riders who enjoy both road and light off-road riding. The shoe features a grippy sole, a recessed cleat mount and a specious toe box for easy walking and all-around comfort. The shoes feature a lightweight and stiff fiberglass sole for efficient power transfer and a single Y-strap closure for secure fit.  

Giro Rincon gravel shoes: Was $164.95, now as low as $99.95 | Save up to 39%

The Giro Rincon is a great choice for gravel riders looking for shoe that will perform but won't break the bank. The Rincon combines a supple, breathable Synchwire upper with a robust nylon-composite plate and a grippy outersole. The 3D molded footbed is meant to enhance comfort and fit, which can be adjusted with a BOA dial.

Nuun 4-Pack
Was $29.96, now $18.27 on Amazon.

At this price, a tube of Nuun electrolyte tablets is just $4.56 per tube or 45 cents per tablet! 

SaltStick Electrolyte FastChews Chewable Tablets- 120-tablet variety pack. Was $42, now $29.99 on Amazon | Save 29%

These electrolytes come in chew form, going to work almost immediately to keep cramps at bay.  Said to work faster than the leading sports drinks, these tablets contain 100mg of sodium, 30mg of potassium, 10mg of calcium and 6mg of calcium.

The variety pack contains 120 tablets of a variety of flavors.

Liquid I.V.® Hydration Powder Packets - Sugar-Free - 14 servings
Was $24.99, now $17.49 on Amazon | Save 30%

This so-called 'hydration multipler' is a sugar free electrolyte drink. Liquid I.V.'s proprietary Amino Acid Allulose Blend claims to contain three times the electrolytes of the leading sports drink as well as 8 vitamins and nutrients. It's also gluten free, soy free and dairy-free.

Garmin Forerunner 255: Was £289.99, now £220.80 | Save 24% 

When we tested the Garmin Forerunner 255, it impressed us thanks to its accurate heart rate monitoring, lightweight design, and fairly full feature set - all at a fairly reasonable price. So when we saw this deal, we couldn't help but share it with you!

See at Amazon for £220.80

Garmin Fēnix 7X SOLAR: Was £619.99, now £438 | Save 29%

If you are looking for maximum functionality within Garmin's extensive watch range, then the Fenix 7x Solar is a brilliant choice.

Cycling, running, swimming, and a plethora of other sports are all supported by the Fenix platform, which impressed Web Editor Michelle Arthurs-Brennan when she put the watch to the test.

See at Amazon for £438

CatEye AMPP 400 Light Set: Was £39.99, now £21.99 | Save 45%

Our last CatEye AMPP test was the 800 model, and value for money was one thing we marked these lights well for, so a 44% saving just amps that up! CatEye is a major player in bike lights, often found on the shop floor in local bike shops. The 400 lumen light will be enough to mark you out clearly on the road, with the sidelight function aiding 360 degree visibility.  

See it at Amazon here

Cateye Viz Rear Light: Was £39.99, now £22.99 | Save 43%

A brilliantly bright rear light. Indeed, I (CW's digital editor) have one fitted to my road bike right now. Tech writer Joe Baker found the mount a bit fiddly when he tested it, it's not something I've experienced, but we both agree that it's a sturdy light with good battery life.

See it at Amazon

Garmin Tacx Boost turbo trainer: Was £199.99, now £130.00 | Save 35%

Simplicity is becoming a forgotten art in the world of indoor training, not to mention the additional costs of all the subscriptions. I just want to jump on the pedals and feel like I earned a Pizza. That's why I believe there is still a place for good quality basic turbo trainers.

The Tacx Boost has enough resistance to put in a good effort, it is easy to store and for a tyre-operated trainer is pretty quiet.      

Feedback Sports Pro Bicycle Maintenance Stand: Was £280.00 now £217.57 | Save 22% 

Feedback Sports is easily the market leader in Bike repair stands. You only have to look around the pits of any bike race be it world tour or amateur level and you will spot dozens of them. 

That does mean they rarely come on sale. So, bag yourself a bargain on the best home mechanics stand.  

Science in Sport Isotonic energy gels: Was £22.50 now £16.20 | Save 36%

It's never a bad time to stock up on commodities items like gels. SIS have both 15 & 20-gel variety packs on offer. If not all the flavours are to your taste swap with a riding buddy.     

Peaty's Complete Bicycle Cleaning Kit: Was £79.99 now £56.99 | Save 29%

I am a massive fan of Peaty's cleaning products, which is why they feature on this page twice. They do what they say on the bottle. Clean Bikes. Nothing more, nothing less. Simple. The Link Lube is perfect for UK riding conditions and lasts for ages. 

Not forgetting that minty fresh smell.   

Le Creuset Stoneware Rainbow Coffee Mugs: Was ££85, now £49.99 | Save 41%

Okay, so these are far from a cycling exclusive, but us cyclists love coffee, and these mugs are sure to match the pastel colours of your favourite cycling kit.

Staff writer Joe Baker is often seen wielding one of these long espresso mugs to the Morning meeting here at Cycling Weekly - and he usually does so with a smile on his face, so we think they're worth a mention!

See at Amazon for £49.99