Amazon Prime Day Cycling Deals 2025: Prime Big Deal Days are back this October, get a head start on your holiday shopping with early access deals

Prime Big Deals Days return this October 7-8th, kicking off the holiday shopping period ahead of Black Friday and Cyber Monday

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Amazon has officially announced that Prime Big Deal Days will return this October, as a two-day sale event from October 7th to 8th. Big Deal Days signifies the start of the holiday shopping period, which culminates in Black Friday and Cyber Monday, which take place over the Thanksgiving weekend and ultimately Christmas.

Big Deal Days are a great opportunity to snag some excellent Amazon Prime Day Cycling Deals ahead of the Black Friday crowds. As with most of the Prime Day events, while we see more widespread discounting over the Thanksgiving weekend and certainly in the lead-up, Prime Days tend to feature bigger headline discounts.

Remember: to take advantage of Amazon Prime's free and fast delivery – and the opportunity to watch some of the latest movies and TV shows – you must be an Amazon Prime member.

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Editor's Picks: The absolute best deals

Cycplus AS2 Electric Bike Pump
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Cycplus AS2 Electric Bike Pump: was £79.99 now £64.99 at Amazon

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.

Garmin Edge 1040 Solar Bike Computer
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Garmin Edge 1040 Solar Bike Computer: was $749.99 now $570.96 at Amazon

In a similar vein to the Wahoo ELEMNT Bolt update, when Garmin launched the Edge 1050, the overall upgrades weren't significant enough for most to justify the upgrade. In fact, when former tech editor Simon reviewed the Edge 1050, he was besotted with the new screen on the Edge 1050. Still, he could see no other reason to make the jump, which makes this 24% off deal very significant in the grand scheme of things, as the Edge 1040 solar is still one of the best bike computers.

HOVERAir X1 Drone Combo
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HOVERAir X1 Drone Combo: was $399 now $279 at Amazon

The HOVERAir X1 is our favourite drone. Not only is it extremely simple to use, but it is also one of the few drones on the market that can fit in a jersey pocket or a small handlebar or frame bag. Okay, you aren't capturing epic movie sequences on it, and it will struggle to keep up with you on a big mountain descent; however, for personal use, capturing an overnighter or big mountain scenery to make your friends jealous of and hit like on the socials, it's a great bit of compact kit. It is now at its lowest ever price.

MagicShine ALLTY 1200 Bike Light
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MagicShine ALLTY 1200 Bike Light: was £79.99 now £63.99 at Amazon

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.

Insta360 X4 Action Camera
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Insta360 X4 Action Camera: was $499.99 now $339.99 at Amazon

Tech Writer Joe recently tested the Insta360 X4 and awarded it 4 out of 5 stars; he stated, "All in all, it’s a thoroughly impressive unit. It’s not perfect, but it has genuinely changed how much I use an action camera". 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.

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Action Cameras and Drone deals

GoPro Hero 13 Black Action Camera
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GoPro Hero 13 Black Action Camera: was $429.99 now $359 at Amazon

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.

DJI Osmo Action 4
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DJI Osmo Action 4: was $299 now $249 at Amazon

It is tit for tat between DJI and GoPro nowadays, and it very much comes down to your intended use on which one you would choose. DJI tends to focus on what most Camera enthusiasts would look for, and that is high-quality hardware, such as the sensor. DJI outperforms GoPro in terms of low-light performance and image quality. However, GoPro has much better stability tech and a wider range of filming speeds. Given they both have 17% off in the early Prime Big Deal Days, it's your choice.

Insta360 GO 3 Action Camera
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Insta360 GO 3 Action Camera: was $329 now $294.99 at Amazon

We are big fans of Insta360 Cameras here at Cycling Weekly. We have rated both the older GO 2 and the X4 very highly, and we will keep an eye out for reviews on the latest X5 and GO Ultra, coming soon. What we love about the Go range, though, is that while it is great at capturing bike rides, it's also a tiny and easy-to-use camera for quick home movie clips or other outdoor pursuits, which many of the CW team members do. This is only a small discount right now, but given that Insta360 just launched new models, expect great ones from them as we get close to the actual day.

DJI Mini 4k Drone
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DJI Mini 4k Drone: was $299 now $249 at Amazon

While we don't extensively test drones here at CW, we do utilise a large number of them for our content creation, and we become familiar with them. The DJI Mini 4 K is, without a doubt, one of the best beginner drones, and it way outperforms that with many established pilots and content makers still preferring this budget-friendly Drone.

Indoor Cycling and Winter Training Deals

Tacx Flux S Smart Indoor Trainer
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Tacx Flux S Smart Indoor Trainer: was $749.99 now $399.99 at Amazon

The Tacx Flux S is quite simply our best direct-drive smart trainer overall. The Flux S performs well in nearly every scenario, and while it may not be the top in any single area, if you're looking for a trainer that handles everything competently, it’s an excellent choice. One area where Tacx excels, particularly over Wahoo or Elite, is in ERG Mode, with the Flux doing a good job of managing tricky aspects like Low Cadence and Low speed.

Shark FlexBreeze HydroGo Fan
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Shark FlexBreeze HydroGo Fan: was $149.99 now $89.99 at Amazon

I was introduced to FlexBreeze by a friend last year during a particularly hot spell, when he had purchased one for his child's room. With limited outlets and the need to keep the fan out of reach, he spotted the Shark as an Ideal solution. This made me think it might be suitable for indoor training too, as it moves an impressive amount of air, is cordless, so you can place it anywhere, and is much quieter than the Wahoo Kickr Fan. Granted, it doesn't link with your trainer, etc, but do we need that? We don't want to melt, I think. It's now at its lowest price this year.

Wahoo Kickr Core Smart Indoor Trainer
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Wahoo Kickr Core Smart Indoor Trainer: was $599.99 now $535.99 at Amazon

The Wahoo Kickr Core, unless you plan to participate in esports bike racing, is really all that most people need for Indoor cycling. It's relatively affordable even before this $64 saving. It boasts all the connectivity you need to get onto Zwift or Rouvy and offers a decent peak power output number, also for those digging in for some serious intervals. Keep an eye on this one, as Wahoo recently introduced the Kickr Core 2. Expect prices on older models to tumble.

Yosuda Pro Magnetic Exercise Bike
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Yosuda Pro Magnetic Exercise Bike: was $399.99 now $299.98 at Amazon

Yosuda is always a good shout if you are on a budget but looking to improve your fitness at home. The Pro Magnetic should offer a much smoother ride compared to cheaper models and significantly more resistance, which could suit those looking for a more HIIT-style workout. Yosuda keep things simple, basically, no fancy screens and a tons of adjustments. However, it's part of an emerging trend amongst the best exercise bikes to now include some connectivity, meaning you can get involved in Peloton and other workout communities without forking out for an expensive bike.

Smartwatch Deals

Garmin Fēnix 7S Pro Sapphire Solar 42mm
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Garmin Fēnix 7S Pro Sapphire Solar 42mm: was $899.99 now $730 at Amazon

The Fenix 7 Pro Solar is absolutely loaded with features, offering nearly everything you could need in a watch, along with a substantial amount of additional functionality. It is one of the best smartwatches for cycling, primarily because it boasts incredible battery life, thanks to its solar-powered design.

Apple Watch Series 10
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Apple Watch Series 10: was $429.99 now $359 at Amazon

Apple Watches need little introduction from me. The Series 10 is the mid-tier watch offered by Apple and, of course, offers perfect synchronisation with other Apple products such as iPhone and AirPods. It's because of these everyday functions that make them attractive; however, just like any of the best smartwatches for cycling, they can be used to great effect for tracking fitness stats and working with the best cycling apps. We all know that an Apple discount is rare, so it's not one to miss.

Garmin Forerunner 955
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Garmin Forerunner 955: was $499.99 now $349.99 at Amazon

The Garmin Forerunner 955 is a five-star-rated watch, according to Cycling Weekly Magazine editor Simon Richardson. It also features as 'best for navigation' and one of the best smartwatches for cycling. Do you need to know any more than that?

The 955 is a powerful piece of kit and one that is regularly touted as being better than even some of the best bike computers. Largely because it is always on your wrist with no need for heart rate monitors, etc. However, it supports this claim with some incredible software and built-in features that many bike computers simply don't offer.

Garmin Forerunner 55
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Garmin Forerunner 55: was $199.99 now $149.99 at Amazon

The Forerunner 55 is at the opposite end of the scale from the 955 above, but that doesn't mean it doesn't impress. Simplicity is key with the 55 and makes it the perfect watch to start tracking your fitness. Since a large part of Garmin's ecosystem and powerful data are available via the Connect app rather than directly on the device, this is what makes the 55 stand out among budget smartwatches.

Bike Tech Deals

Shokz OpenRun Pro Headphones
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Shokz OpenRun Pro Headphones: was $179.95 now $124.95 at Amazon

We are big fans of the Shokz OpenRun range of headphones here at Cycling Weekly. Even voting these very ones, the OpenRun Pros as the best headphones for cycling. If you don't know already, where have you been? The OpenRun Pros offer a unique bone-conducting technology that allows you to not only listen to your favourite podcast or workout mix but also to hear the world around you, specifically in the case of cycling, such as traffic and other road users.

Garmin inReach Mini 2
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Garmin inReach Mini 2: was $399.99 now $249.99 at Amazon

The best bike computers are amazing, and they are incredibly powerful devices. However, with all their features and data comes a big issue, and that is battery life. While the likes of the Coros Dura seem to have improved that in recent years, you are still plunged into the Stone Age as soon as you are out of cellular signal range. Having been popularised by a number of leading ultra-racers taking on routes like the Divide and Atlas Mountain Race, the inReach Mini 2 boasts a 14-day battery, allowing you to track your ride and check in with loved ones through satellite messaging, leaving your bike computer or phone to handle navigation and music. It's a device you can turn on and leave in your bag.

Magicshine SEEMEE 300 Rear Bike Light
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Magicshine SEEMEE 300 Rear Bike Light: was $59.95 now $44.99 at Amazon

We've looked for a better option, but the SEEMEE 300 remains our pick for the best rear bike light.

Why? It's loaded with features, including a smart sensor, which increases the light intensity under braking. Importantly, it's a great value too, and even more so during Amazon Prime Day.

Garmin Edge 540 Solar Bike Computer
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Garmin Edge 540 Solar Bike Computer: was $399.99 now $249.99 at Amazon

The Edge 540 is packed with features and is well-suited to those interested in accurate mapping as well as those looking for cycling data on the go. It made our guide to the best cycling computers for these reasons and more; we loved the physical buttons, which allow for year-round operation. The Solar version only adds to its appeal.

Dry Guy Force Dry DX Shoe Dryer
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Dry Guy Force Dry DX Shoe Dryer: was $129.99 now $104.99 at Amazon

Those of you who cycle year-round or live in a wet climate will know all too well the frustration of getting ready for a ride only to find that your cycling shoes, gloves and hats are still damp from the previous day. The Force Dry DX takes care of this problem using a quiet forced-air central blower, four drying ports with two extensions for boots.

Accessories, tools and parts deals

Muc-Off Airmach Electric Bike Pump
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Muc-Off Airmach Electric Bike Pump: was $99 now $80.41 at Amazon

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 17% off deal now via Amazon US.

Wahoo Speedplay Comp Pedals
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Wahoo Speedplay Comp Pedals: was $149.99 now $129.99 at Amazon

Pros and amateur cyclists alike favour Speedplay pedals. And with good reason. Being two-sided makes them a breeze to use, while their low profile is ideally suited to racing. You can now get the basic Comp version of these incredibly adjustable pedals with a 21% discount during Prime Day.

Blackburn Wayside 19 Multi-Tool
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Blackburn Wayside 19 Multi-Tool: was $39.95 now $29.99 at Amazon

The Blackburn Wayside is our best bike multi-tool, not just for its comprehensive range of tools. It is also unlike any other tool we have tested, with the removal of Allen keys being a brilliant feature, which just makes roadside repairs that much easier. It is on the heavier side, but given that you can work on nearly anything, it might be a small price to pay.

Fizik Tempo Argo R1 Saddle
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Fizik Tempo Argo R1 Saddle: was $215 now $147.95 at Amazon

Short-nosed saddles are all the rage, and the Tempo Argo R1 is genuinely one of the better options out there; Tadej Pogacar is using an Adaptive version in the Tour de France if you need further proof that this is one of the best bike saddles. The 25% discount is available only on the 150mm wide saddle, which is well-suited to a range of cyclists.

Hiplok D1000 Bike Lock
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Hiplok D1000 Bike Lock: was $299.99 now $243.04 at Amazon

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 26% off deal.

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UK cycling tech deals

Wahoo Elemnt Ace
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Wahoo Elemnt Ace: was £549 now £475 at Amazon

The Wahoo Elemnt Ace is still relatively new technology, featuring some aspects that no other brand has, such as Wahoo's aerodynamic tech. At its launch, many people, including the CW team, commented on the size of the Elemnt Ace. However, considering many now use their phones on the handlebars, the Ace offers more cycling-specific features and is likely a third of the value of a phone, should it fall off or sustain damage in a crash.

Bryton Gardia R300L
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Bryton Gardia R300L : was £99.99 now £79.99 at Amazon

In 2025, the rise of 'smart' lights is expected to become the norm for any new product, with features such as accelerometers, radar, and auto-functionality increasingly used alongside apps and integration with bike computers and shifters, bringing bike lights into the 21st century. However, brands like Bryton have been in the game for years already. The Gardia R300L is very good, in fact, only edged out by Garmin when it comes to overall light output. Given that the R300L is considerably cheap and with an extra 20% off, if you are looking for a new rear light this Autumn, I'd start here.

Garmin Forerunner 255 Smartwatch
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Garmin Forerunner 255 Smartwatch: was £299.99 now £219.99 at Amazon

The Garmin Forerunner 255 is a no-frills smartwatch that can do a large chunk and more of what most cycling computers can do, thanks to the built-in heart rate monitor. The only real downside to the Forerunner 255 is its lack of mapping; otherwise, it is certainly one of the best budget smartwatches for cycling.

GoPro Hero13 Black
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GoPro Hero13 Black: was £399.99 now £309.99 at Amazon

The Hero13 has an even bigger discount in the UK, with a 23% discount. Which, for the latest in action camera tech, is not an insignificant number. It is actually rare we have seen the Hero13 at its full RRP since its launch, so keep an eye on this one as we head towards the Big Deal Days, as it could drop even lower, as we have seen them dip below £300 a few times this year.

Garmin Edge 540 Bike Computer
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Garmin Edge 540 Bike Computer: was £349.99 now £278.57 at Amazon

While I could mention hundreds of features of the Edge 540, what stands out is its simplicity. It's genuinely one of the best cycling computers available, and we gave it a solid 4.5 stars out of 5 when we reviewed it soon after its release. For me, one of its best qualities is that it still has physical buttons, making it easy to use in any weather, all year round. While it doesn't offer the same battery capacity as the solar version, it is still quite solid and will last nearly a day for most users.

Apple AirTag
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Apple AirTag: was £35 now £28 at Amazon

Apple AirTags are a fantastic way to keep track of your bike's location, providing 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 available, so if you have more than one bike, you can still receive a discount on 2, 3, or 4 multi-packs.

UK accessories, tools & parts deals

AIRBANK Pocket SE Electric Bike Pump
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AIRBANK Pocket SE Electric Bike Pump: was £39.99 now £33.99 at Amazon

Our best budget electric bike pump is now even more affordable right now on Amazon. When we tested the Airbank, despite being the cheapest by a long way in the test, it performed well in every metric and successfully reached 50 psi in just 50 seconds. It also managed to inflate at least two tyres to this pressure.

Ryobi 1400W 110bar Pressure Washer
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Ryobi 1400W 110bar Pressure Washer: was £93.99 now £58.80 at Amazon

We don't test many pressure washers here at Cycling Weekly, mainly because they tend to be more detrimental to bikes, and we generally don't recommend them for everyday use. Considering their usefulness for other chores around the house, such as washing the car or patio, and with Cyclocross season officially underway, it's a good time to think about getting a new one or taking the plunge. Ryobi offers a range of high-quality tools and accessories, and this package includes all the necessary attachments.

Tifosi Rail Race Interchangeable Cycling Sunglasses
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Tifosi Rail Race Interchangeable Cycling Sunglasses: was £89.99 now £67.99 at Amazon

The Tifosi Rail is without a doubt one of the Cycling Weekly team's favourite Cycling Sunglasses. It comes highly rated and features as our best budget option in our guide to the best cycling glasses. While these interchangeable versions are slightly different, with a full-frame version versus the standard frameless option, the value is undeniable. Since they are now 20% off, it’s almost a no-brainer. Act quickly, though, as this is an Amazon-only, limited-time offer.

SIS  GO Isotonic Energy Gels 30 Pack
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SIS GO Isotonic Energy Gels 30 Pack: was £46.50 now £27.50 at Amazon

Amazon Big Deal 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
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Le Creuset Stoneware Rainbow Coffee Mugs: was £85 now £63.75 at Amazon

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 the 350ml Rainbow Six mug sets and a massive 27% off the 100ml.

Peaty's Disc Brake Cleaner
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Peaty's Disc Brake Cleaner: was £9.99 now £7.99 at Amazon

I was checking my most purchased item on Amazon, convinced it would be bulk-buy coffee capsules or dog chews. I was surprised to find it is actually disc brake cleaner. Now, I either have a secret addiction that I haven't admitted to yet, or I am obsessed with cleaning brakes. I hope for my family's sake it's the latter. Part of this is due to keeping my bikes in the dining room, which means all the grease in the air from cooking settles all over the bikes and constantly contaminates the brakes. However, anything can cause this, and as we head into autumn and winter with wet roads covered in oil and potential contaminants, having a can of Peaty's to hand isn't a bad shout.

Park Tool TW-5.2 Torque Wrench
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Park Tool TW-5.2 Torque Wrench: was £126.99 now £87.55 at Amazon

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 to 15nm, it should cover most of the critical bolts on your bike. For this price, you will need to source your own 1/4-inch bits, but that means you can buy some high-quality ones, such as these Wera bits.

Muc-Off Drivetrain Cleaner 750ml
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Muc-Off Drivetrain Cleaner 750ml: was £28 now £18.23 at Amazon

Keeping your bike clean is one of the most effective ways to prolong its life while maintaining its performance. Muc-Off's drivetrain-specific cleaner is powerful stuff and available as part of the best bike cleaning kits. 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, which are something that see constant use and replenishment, it is always nice when you can pick them up with such a significant discount as this 35% off from Muc-Off.

Everything you need to know

How does Cycling Weekly select product?

We always try to feature products we have tested and rated highly. During big shopping events like Amazon Prime Days, Big Spring Sale, and Black Friday, we may feature deals on products we have yet to test. We use our judgment, expertise, and experience when considering great deals worth recommending. You can find out more about how we select and test products here.

Are there better deals elsewhere?

Over the last few years, we have also seen an increase in other bicycle retailers wanting a slice of the Amazon Prime Day pie, with reductions on sites stocking brands not found on Amazon. If we spot any good cycling deals, we will feature them as well, either through a dedicated deals page or on our hub pages.

When is Amazon Prime Day?

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2025 take place on October 7th and 8th. This is a two-day event associated with Amazon's Summer Prime Days, which is a much longer four-day sale. Big Deal Days mark the beginning of the holiday shopping season, encompassing Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

How do I become an Amazon Prime member?

To shop on Prime Days, you must be an Amazon Prime member. This subscription can be paid monthly or yearly. Subscriptions start from £8.99/$14.99, or you can access Prime Day using the free 30-day trial subscription.

Prime access not only lets you shop Prime Day events but also allows you to watch a whole host of cycling documentaries on Amazon Prime Video.

Is there any discounted Prime Membership offers?

Yes, are you 18-24 or a student? You can now get a discounted Prime membership. All you have to do is register using a recognised institution email address or provide ID at sign-up, and you can enjoy all the benefits of a Prime membership with a 50% discount.

Which makes it $7.49 a month in the US, and £4.49 in the UK.

Tips From Cycling Weekly to getting the best deals on Amazon Prime Day

1. Shop using Amazon Gift Card

Have a rummage in the draw and dig out those gift cards from Christmas or your birthday. Amazon gift cards can be used on Prime Day.

2. Why not try other retailers?

Prime Day is of course an Amazon exclusive incentive to shop with them. In recent years we have seen deals and offers pop up on through other cycling and sports retailers. We also keep an eye on these and you can these deals here.

4. Check the price

If you are looking for the best cycling deals it is worth shopping around. There is a really useful tool I always use called camelcamelcamel, they track millions of prices on Amazon. What is most useful is it tells you the lowest price the item has been and if it was put up before the event. So, you always know if you are getting a deal.

5. Read the reviews carefully

Amazon reviews can be an easy way to spot sellers bumping their ratings, although Amazon has clamped down on this it is not a fall-proof system. Here are our 5 ways to spot them:

• A very high percentage of five-star reviews,

• Lack of detail in reviews and vague praise,

• Generic review titles like “Nice product” or simply “Awesome”,

• Poor grammar and spelling mistakes

• Multiple reviews on specific dates (especially if there are long gaps between them)

Don't forget you can always check back to our site to see if we have a full review of the product, along with checking the brand's website. Finally, check the seller's other items listings and reviews for patterns.

6. There is nothing I want on the Prime Day deals

Not to worry, Amazon will run Prime Days later in the year, along with their Black Friday & Cyber Monday events.

If that isn't regular enough for you, did you know Amazon runs deals EVERYDAY? You can find those Here.

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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.