They think it's all over but wait all these Cyber Monday Bike Deals are still live

Specialized Crux Comp Gravel Bike: Was $4000.00, now $3199.99 | Save $800 at Specialized

The Cycling Weekly team has rigorously tested both the Crux Pro and its more affordable sibling the Crux DSW. Regardless of frame material the Crux geometry and performance always stand out. It's a bike that favours smoother terrain like the wide-open Kansas expanses and can make for superb all-road/winter bikes.

Specialized S-Works Diverge STR: Was $17499 now $13999 | Save $3500 at Specialized

Could this be the biggest Black Friday saving? We found the slightly lower-specced Specialized S-Works Diverge STR a great bike, but it was expensive. This is still high-end, but what a saving.

Scott Addict eRide 30 Electric Bike: Was $5999.99, now $3200.00 | Save 47% at Backcountry

While the Scott Addict eRide is a bike we have yet to test, we have put plenty of Mahle-equipped bikes through their paces. The Mahle hubs and ecosystem are arguably the most reliable Electric Bike systems on the market. The Addict eRide 30 features the superlight X20 hub, with the total system weighing just 3.2kgs, making it also the lightest on the market.

Ridley Kanzo A Apex 1x Gravel Bike: Was $1800, now $1350 | Save 25% at Backcountry

We highly rated Ridley Kanzo Fast, finding it a full-gas gravel bike. This version comes with SRAM Apex and an aluminum frame, but the same geometry to deliver just a fast off-road ride. Also at Competitive Cyclist for the same price.

3T Ultra Rival 1X11 Gravel Bike: Was $3699, now $1799 | Save 51% at Jenson

This is a huge saving on the 3T Ultra Rival 1X11 gravel Bike. We highly rated its sibling the 3T Exploro Ultra aero, so expect great things from this gravel griding performance-focused steed. You'll have to be swift to grab this better-than-half offer, if you do miss it then you can still get 32% off the same bike at Competitive Cyclist.

Cervelo Aspero SC Rival Gravel Bike: Was $5300, now $3445 | Save 35% at Competitive Cyclist

We think the Cervelo Aspero is a superb performance gravel bike with a sweet balance of road and off-road capabilities. A bike that suits gravel racers and gravel-curious roadies perfectly, it is stiff, feels direct and features some aero profiling.

Cannondale Topstone 2 Gravel Bike: Was $2000, now $1599.99 | Save 20% at REI

With plenty of mounting points, the Cannondale Topstone 2 is the perfect gravel bike for taking on your next off-road adventure. The alloy frame comes with a carbon fork and Shimano GRX 10sp groupset.

Salsa Journeyer Sora 700c Bike: Was $1299.00, now $999.93 | Save 23% at REI

While Salsa Warbird arguably invented gravel bikes, the Salsa Journeyer has the big task of bringing that DNA to more affordable prices, which it does with flying colours. When Tim tested the Journeyer last year, he had this to say "The Journeyer is a versatile bike that can adapt, making it an excellent option for those new to gravel riding. Although the bike doesn’t dazzle in any particular area, it provides a fun and confidence-inspiring ride".

Schwinn IC4 Exercise Bike: Was $1299, now $799.99 | Save 50% at Best Buy

Considering its retail price the Schwinn IC4 (once called the 800IC) is exceptional value. We found it to be an extremely quiet and surprisingly capable exercise bike. Assuming you have a tablet or laptop it will also work with most third-party cycling apps.

Horizon Fitness 7.0 IC Exercise Bike: Was $1299, now $799 | Save $899.50 at Horizon Fitness

This is a huge saving on the Horizon Fitness 7.0 IC falls a little short of the modern best indoor smart bikes but way ahead of the most budget-exercise bikes. Its far superior Bluetooth connectivity and 3^rd party cycling app compatibility make it one of the best budget exercise bikes out there. Be sure to enter code HALFOFF at the checkout.

Zwift Ride: Was $1299.99, now $1039.99 | Save $260 at Zwift

Our Tech Editor found the Zwift Ride simple concept executed brilliantly. He found it undemanding to use and easy to live with, offering the most comprehensive Zwift experience on the market. Add code CYCLINGRIDE20 at Zwift to claim this 20% saving at the checkout.

Wattbike Atom: Was $3099.99, now $2499.99 | Save $600 at Wattbike

Our best overall smart bike, the Wattbike Atom is not just a popular choice for enthusiasts, but often the preferred choice of cycling federations and gyms around the globe. Its adjustability, smoothness and super stable platform will take your training to the next level.

Sunny Health & Fitness Endurance Premium: Was $379, now $189.50 | Save 50% at Amazon

It's not as fancy as many of the best indoor smart bikes, but it's a fraction of the price, has no ongoing subscription and is more than good enough to get you moving. A magnetic contact resistance should make for a smooth ride and there's even a device holder for you to easily watch and join in an online spin class.

Apple Air Pods 2: Was $249 now $169.99 at Amazon | Save 38%

Dust, water, and - most importantly for cyclists who train indoors - sweat resistant, these Bluetooth headphones are ideal for riders looking to train to the beat.

Garmin Epix Gen 2: Was $899.99 now $399.99 | Save $500 at Walmart

This is one of the best price cuts we've seen this sale season, and even spotlighted the deal, alerting folk that it was not a typo! This price is only on the white titanium version, otherwise, you'll see a big price hike.

Shokz OpenRun Pro Headphones:
Was $179.95, now $139.95 | Save 22% at Amazon

Here at Cycling Weekly, we're big fans of the OpenRun Pro bone-conducting headphones finding the sound quality, 10-hour battery life, and quick-charge feature one of the best on the market. An ideal option for sweaty workouts.

Garmin Edge 540 GPS Cycling Computer: was $399.99, now $299.99 | Save $100 at Amazon

Standing out as one of the best-value, do-it-all cycling computers on the market, Our North American Editor took one on a 28-hour epic gravel adventure on a single charge, and rates this deal as her pick of Black Friday.

Garmin Forerunner 945 GPS: Was $599.99, now $289.99 | Save $310 at Walmart

Offering just about every training feature Garmin has, the Garmin's Forerunner 945 is like having 24-hour, 7 days a week access to a personal trainer. Its more utilitarian design separates it from the Fenix and Epix as the more sports-orientated option.

Also only $299 at Amazon

Apple Watch Series 9: Was $399, now $349 | Save 13% at Amazon

This is one of the most popular smartwatches on the market. It doesn't have some of the specialist cycling metrics, but its refined looks offer a great sports-to-smart crossover, and all the practical features such as phone compatibility, Apple pay, and much more.

Shimano GRX-610 Groupset: Was $1147.25, now $594.75 | Save 48% at Merlin Cycles

Launched a little over a year ago, to see it with this massive 48% off is a little shocking. The latest version of GRX features 12-speed and the possibility to be run 1 or 2x with up to a 51-tooth cassette. This deal price includes Shimano XT MT-800 rotors and Merlin also offers customisation on crank length and cassette size.

Ergon SR Allroad: Was $79.95, now $63.89 | Save 20% at REI

Featuring a short nose, cut out, and high-rebound foam covering the Ergon SR allroad is the perfect saddle for rough roads and gravel riding. As such, It features as one of our best bicycle saddles.

Lizard Skins DSP 3.2mm Bar Tape: Was $47.99, now $36.74 | Save 23% at Amazon

At 3.2mm thick the Lizard Skins DSP tape can add a little extra comfort to any drop bar bike. Its unique texture and super sticky upper do lend it towards gravel riding.

HUNT 4454 Aerodynamicist Carbon Wheelset: Was $1389.99, now $899.99 | Save 35% at Hunt Bike Wheels

It's pretty rare to see Hunt Bikes Wheels feature a discount regardless of the time of year and even then it's always small percentages. So, this is a deal not to be missed. The mixed-depth 44mm front and 54mm rear wheelset feature the brand's 'Aerodynamicist' stamp, which means these wheels have seen significant CFD development and wind tunnel time to minimize drag and increase crosswind stability. Even at full price, Hunt has always been competitively priced, this looks like a steal.

WTB Resolute TCS Gravel Tyre: Was $65.95, now $32.93 | Save 50% at REI

The Resolute is my absolute favourite gravel tyre for riding off-road and you know you need more grip. It's supple, surprisingly fast and offers good volume. These tyres have kept me upright more times than I care to remember when others would have had me straight off.

Gorewear C5 Gore-tex Thermo Glove: Was $90 Now $67.50  | Save 25% at Competitive Cyclist

Warm without the bulk, makes these Gorewear C5 thermo Winter gloves high on our Christmas lists. The snazzy raver neon green wouldn't look that out-of-place at Coachella.

Rapha Pro Team Gore-Tex Jacket: Was $325 Now $243.75 at Rapha

Use the code BF2024 on the Rapha site to get 25% off this Black Friday. The Pro Team jacket excels at waterproofing, heat management and fits superbly. Yours in one of three colour options and sizes from XS-XXL

Castelli Men's Perfetto RoS 2 Vest: Was $199.99, now $119 | Save 40% at Amazon

We're big fans of the Perfetto RoS vests, giving the previous version a Cycling Weekly Editors Choice Award. A great addition to any cyclist's wardrobe. This is the first time we've seen the Castelli Men's Perfetto RoS 2 Vest with such a good Black Friday discount.

Smith Optics Triad Mips Helmet: Was $190, now $114 | Save 40% at Smith Optics

Cycling Weekly tech writer Hannah, was a big fan of Smith Optics Trace Mips when she tested it last year. The Triad features a slightly more conventional and slimmer helmet design, which should be slightly more aero. Despite this, they have still managed to add an extra vent making it 19 vs 18 over the Trace.

Castelli Sorpasso RoS bib tight: Was $239.99, now $155.99 | Save 35% at Amazon

The Castelli Sorpasso RoS bibtight are, like most Castelli garments, a pair of the best bib tights for cycling. On review, we gave both the mens and women's versions nearly full markets for being optimal legwear for sub-optimal conditions. This 35% saving makes them even better.

Le Col Pro Jacket: Was $345 Now $192.68

British brand Le Col has a site-wide, up to 40% discount running for the Black Friday period. The Le Col Pro Jacket is impressively breathable, waterproof and windproof. It features Polartec Power Shield fabric built to withstand your hardest efforts in wet and windy conditions. Available in either Black or Blue and sizes XS-XXXL.

Remember to use the promo code EXTRA20 at the checkout

Read our Le Col Pro Jacket review

Le Col Pro Aqua Zero Long Sleeve Jersey
Was $225, now $126 | save $95

Snug fitting and lined with fleece, this jersey is one of Le Col's finest products. Capable of keeping your dry and warm in light rain with a gilet thrown over the top, add a warm base layer underneath and you're good to go on the warmer days in winter. It's also not bulky, so can be layered with a jacket over the top. It is available in a wide range of colours.

Remember to use the promo code EXTRA20 at the checkout

Castelli Tempesta Lite Jacket: Was $299.99 Now $179.99 at Competitive Cyclist

The Castelli Tempesta Lite carries a premium price but currently, it is well reduced for Black Friday. It uses Gore Active Technology material which makes it an excellent choice for even the heaviest of downpours. Available sized from S-XXXL and in the Grey colourway.

Read our Castelli Tempesta Lite review.

Velocio Ultralight Rain Jacket: Was $349 Now $244 at Velocio

The Velocio Ultralight jacket was an excellent performer in the Cycling Weekly best waterproof jacket guide. It's made from eVent DV Storm fabric, which is waterproof, windproof, and highly breathable. It comes in various colour choices and sizes XS-XXL.

Adidas Indoor Cycling Shoes: Was $150, now $113 | at Adidas

Just in time for indoor cycling season, the Adidas indoor scored highly when we put them through their paces last winter. Their stiffness is about as close to a road shoe as you can get, with such a lightweight upper and they just ooze 90s cool.

Rapha Women's Pro Team Long Sleeve Lightweight Jersey Bundle: Was $420.00, now $252.00 | Save 40% at Rapha

Rapha's 'outfit and save' deal pairs tights with jerseys or jackets, and jerseys with a gilet, and takes 40% off. The savings on two core pieces of cycling kit are huge. My favourite combo is the Pro Team lightweight bundle, which includes a sublimely comfortable and close-fitting aero jersey and tights with a size-specific chamois, but there are plenty of others to choose from.

Add promo code BF2024 at the checkout.

CamelBak Podium Steel Insulated 22oz Was $40 Now $29.99 | 26% at Amazon

This stainless steel insulated bottle from Camelback, claim to keep your water cool for up to 18 hours thanks to its double-wall insulated shell. If you like me, hate the plasticky taste of normal bottles these could be the way forward.

Breville Bean To Cup Espresso Machine: Was $749.95, now $549.95 | Save 27% at Amazon

There is no denying cyclists love coffee, who knows why it has become such an integral part of cycling culture and identity. This bean-to-cup machine from well-renowned Breville is a pricey number but think of the brews you can get from it.

Pirelli P Zero TPU Smartube: Was $34.90, now $20.94 | Save 40% at Jenson USA

If you aren't on the TPU inner train yet you should be. They don't just save you from carrying a heavy Butyl tube in your back pocket. There are some serious performance gains to be had, especially for those who still aren't ready to go tubeless or whose wheels aren't compatible.

WTB Rocket Tire Plug Kit: Was $44.95, now $31.39 | Save 30% at Amazon

I know what you are thinking, it's just a tubeless plug kit there can't be anything special about that. That is where you would be wrong. The WTB Rocket tyre plugs have reusable anchors, keeping the plug secure for longer, all while keeping the cost of plugs down.

Specialized Turbo Como 3.0: Was £2500 now £1750 | Save £750 at Specialized

This is a great saving on one of the best electric bike brands. Badged as a laid-back e-bike, the Tubo Como 3.0 offers 4x your pedal power to make getting up any hill or distance a breeze. Equipt with mudguards, integrated lights and a 27kh capacity rack means it's ready to ride from the box.

Merida Scultura 6000 Di2 Road Bike: Was £3300 now £2479 | Save £821 at Tredz

When Rachel put the Merida Scultura 6000 through its paces last year, she had this to say "It's spritely, reactive and a whole load of fun – it nicely fits its race bike brief. Handling is excellent allowing you to push on with confidence". Even at full price, Rachel noted what excellant value the Scultura offered, being one the most affordable with a Shimano Di2 groupset.

Cannondale Synapse Carbon 4 Road Bike: Was £2400 now £1449 | Save 40% at Sigma Sports

The Smartsense system featured on the latest iteration of the Cannondale Synapse saw mixed reviews, but the consensus is that the Synapse is still one of the best endurance road bikes. The Synapse Carbon 4 was never equipped with the Smartsense system, making it the purest version of this popular bike.

Ribble Endurance SL R Disc - Sport: Was £4499 now £2999 | Save 34% at Ribble

The Endurance SL R from Ribble is a popular bike with the Cycling Weekly tech team. Its geometry makes it comfortable enough for all-day riding, quietly hiding a wicked turn of pace. It does this by maintaining stiffness in key areas and a low frame weight, all before we even get to the value.

Echelon EX5 Smart Connect: Was £1349, now £999 | Save 26% at Amazon

We have yet to put the EX-5 through its paces but our understanding is that it performs much the same as the EX-3 a bike we have tested. The big upgrade is the impressive 21.5-inch touchscreen, so if you don't own a tablet, this could be the answer.