Sunday Trading: Schwalbe One and Vittoria Corsa tyres plus plenty more
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We’ve searched through the virtual aisles and picked out five of the most stellar deals on cycling kit from around the web, for both the UK and the USA.
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.
These are the big weekend deals we found - check out our comprehensive list of the best bike deals and offers on cycling kit for more.
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- UK deals
US deals
These tires from Schwalbe are excellent all rounders - offering a supple casing for a fast, comfortable ride whilst still providing a good degree of puncture protection. We awarded the 'Pro' version a 9/10 on review. The deal is on the 23mm version of the rubber - so if you're a fan of running your tires on the narrower end then there's a massive deal to be enjoyed here.
This is a fully seam-sealed, waterproof jacket that retains breathability - and it's made from recycled fabric! The nylon ripstop shell is designed to be durable, too. It comes with reflective details, tapered sleeves and will pack away easily when out of use.
Everyone loves new bar tape day - and now you can enjoy it at a bargain price! The tape is available at this price in both white and black. It is a 2.8mm thick tape and comes with a micro-perforated pattern to provide grip as well as breathability.
There was a time earlier this year when you couldn't even get hold of a bar bag, such was their popularity as riders looked for ways to carry all the kit they'd need for a lockdown activity, avoiding the need to stop off en route. So this deal surprised us. It has a 16L capacity and is constructed from Cordura Ecomade Ripstop, made from recycled PET bottles.
Get ready for the summer sun with these shades! Smith has used a ChromaPop lens to provide better definition, all glasses are impact resistant and come with a Hydroleophobic finish to prevent against sweat and oil. Each pair comes with two sets of interchangeable lenses.
UK deals
If all the rain, snow and ice has tempted you off the bike and had you out there doing a little running, then you're not alone. If carrying your cycling computer is getting tiresome, then this deal on the Forerunner 35 GPS watch might interest you...
A mini pump is pretty much a must have (even if you carry Co2 - since they're one-time usage means it's kind of risky not to have a backup). This Muddy Fox model is built from CNCed alloy and will get you to 100psi. It's Presta and Schrader compatible.
One of the fastest rolling tyres out there, and now down to under £50. This tubeless ready tyre promises a supple and lightweight cotton carcass with a claimed weight of 290g in the 25mm size.
Top quality carbon soled shoes, at 40% off. These come with an integrated anti-slip heel cup, "12/12" stiffness sole (that means stiff, though each shoe brand has its own scale), Boa IP1 dials for quick adjustments and plenty of breathability woven in.
This aero road helmet offers a claimed 10 watt advantage at 50kph - and it weighs a 200g. The vents are optiomally positioned to provide plenty of breathablilty, and this helmet uses the brands 'Safe-t Advanced' retention system, plus premium 'ait lite' straps' as well as a front pad with hypoallergenic, anti odour and cooling properties.
That's all for this week - check back for more deals next Sunday!
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Michelle Arthurs-Brennan the Editor of Cycling Weekly website. An NCTJ qualified traditional journalist by trade, Michelle began her career working for local newspapers. She's worked within the cycling industry since 2012, and joined the Cycling Weekly team in 2017, having previously been Editor at Total Women's Cycling. Prior to welcoming her first daughter in 2022, Michelle raced on the road, track, and in time trials, and still rides as much as she can - albeit a fair proportion indoors, for now.
Michelle is on maternity leave from April 2025 until spring 2026.










