Cyber Monday is tomorrow, but the Black Friday deals will continue all weekend and into Cyber Monday itself on December 2nd. We've picked out the very best mountain bikes, clothing, and kit we can find from across the big retailers, with frequent updates as new deals surface.
Update December 2: Checked all UK and US Deals for stock and prices – Jamie Darlow
The holiday weekend of sales continues with Cyber Monday fast approaching tomorrow. New deals are still popping up, so keep an eye on this page for updates through until the end of Cyber Monday as we unearth further discounts and keep an eye on existing deals we’ve highlighted.
With plenty of stock in the market to clear (read too much) 2024 has included some of the biggest discounts we’ve ever seen. Already there’s 25% off site-wide at Rapha, 25% site-wide at Muc-Off, and the likes of the brand new Calibre Bossnut suspension bike discounted by £500, even though it’s only just come out!
Jamie has been hunting out the best Cyber Monday tyre deals – for the rubber you’d actually want to fit on your bike, as well as finding discounts on all his favourite mountain bike clothing. Rebecca’s done the same with all the best women’s clothing bargains, Rich has found Fox 36 Factory suspension forks at less than half price, and also the Garmin Instinct 2 Solar watch at its lowest ever price. And if you’re in the mood to get those gifts bought early, check out our Christmas gift guide to the best mountain bike presents.
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- Backcountry: Up to 50% off Patagonia clothing, 30% off full price items, up to 53% off selected Yeti and Santa Cruz
- Competitive Cyclist: Up to 50% apparel, components and accessories, 40% off bikes and frames
- REI Co-op: Up to 70% off selected Fox riding gear, 40% on selected Smith helmets and glasses. plus much more
- Jenson USA: Big discounts on RockShox and Fox suspension, plus huge savings on clothing, plus extra 20% off one item with code ‘BF20’
- GoPro: 15% off POV cameras including the latest GoPro Hero13
- Mike’s Bikes: Hundreds of clothing discounts, 20-30% off selected Santa Cruz bikes, up to 50% off other bikes and gear
- Garmin: Flash sale on fitness/GPS watches
- Endura: Extra 10% off sale items, use ‘EXTRA10’ code, 50% off selected lines
- Specialized: Equipment 50% off select lines, plus big savings on bikes
- Trek: Clearance sale on apparel, helmets, footwear and bikes including the Slash and Fuel EX
- Hunt Wheels: Get 35% off wheels, with an extra 10% off with the code ‘BF-EXTRA10’
- Muc-Off: 25% off site-wide, even on the latest pressure washers
- Rapha: 25% off everything on site with the code ‘BF2024’
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- Rapha: 25% off site wide with further reductions on specific items. Use code ‘BF2024’ – ends midnight on Tuesday
- Evans Cycles: Amazing deals on Five Ten shoes with up to 70% off, plus £50 voucher for every £250 spent
- Tweeks Cycles: Up to 65% loads of lines including tyres, clothing and bikes
- Tredz: Up to 61% off clothing, 60% off helmets, 59% off accessories, 40% off bikes, and 50% off components
- Go Outdoors: Get the Calibre Bossnut for just £999, plus loads of other bikes and kit on sale.
- Blacks: Great deals on Calibre bikes right now, plus extra 20% off selected lines with code ‘BF20’
- Cycle Store: Over 70% off Endura clothing, great deals on Cannondale, Giant and Liv and big savings on components
- Leisure Lakes Bikes: Up to 50% off Santa Cruz, Specialized and Norco, and deals on Fox and Troy Lee Designs kit
- Freewheel: Up to 80% off including 100% eyewear and Maxxis tyres
- Decathlon: Discounts on e-bikes, kids bikes, Garmins, and more
- Endura: 50% off selected MTB jerseys, pants, helmets and jackets
- Specialized: Big savings on SL e-bikes, e-bikes and normal MTBs, plus jackets, jerseys and more discounted
- Halfords: Two deals on Boardman bikes, and one on the Voodoo Braag for £435
- Cyclestore: Massive discounts on bikes, clothing, and accessories of over 60% on some lines. Big discounts on Giant bikes.
- Muc-Off: 25% off everything across the site, plus further discounts on various clothing and accessories
Black Friday on the 29th and Cyber Monday on December 2nd are always good for scoping out the best mountain bike bargains and deals, whether you’re looking for one of the best electric mountain bikes or just a set of the best tubeless valves. But I reckon 2024 is going to be a bumper year for sales and discounts as the brands continue to slash prices on bikes and gear.
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Black Friday mountain bike deals: UK
Save £500 and buy the Calibre Bossnut 2025 for just £999 at Go Outdoors. The new Calibre Bossnut was already a stonking budget full-suspension bike, and a total bargain, at £1,500. But despite being fresh out of the oven, Go Outdoors is already offering a pretty mind-blowing discount. £500 off the member price, taking it to £999, is barely believable. Sold out. Read my full review of the Calibre Bossnut.
38% off the Whyte ELyte 150 RSX | Was £7,999, now £4,999
The bike that won our recent SL E-Bike of the Year test – Whyte’s ELyte 150 RSX – has just gone on sale with a whopping 35% off for Black Friday. It’s available for £4,999 from Leisure Lakes, and all sizes are currently in stock. All sizes in stock – 1st December.
50% off Haibike Lyke CF Special Edition | Was £9,999, now £4,999
We were impressed with the Haibike Lyke when we tested it, praising its long range, chuckable handling, and efficient suspension. Now the top-of-the-range model, with Fazua Ride 60 motor, 430Wh battery, Fox Factory suspension, Shimano XTR brakes, and SRAM XX T-Type AXS gears, is half price. That’s a hell of a spec for £5k!
Save £300 on Decathlon Rockrider E-Expl 520S | Was £2,999.99, now £2,699
This Decathlon Rockrider E-Expl 520S blew us away when we tested it earlier this summer. For a sub-£3k e-bike, it can be ridden far beyond the price tag suggests, with a quiet, pokey motor, excellent handling and effective suspension. And that was at full price – now it’s been discounted by £300, it’s even more of a steal. The only size out of stock on 1st December is the Small.
Nukeproof Megawatt | Comp model from just £3,799.99 at Evans
The Nukeproof Megawatt is still one of the best e-bikes around, despite the sad demise of CRC Wiggle earlier this year. It looks like Evans, which bought the company, now has a container load of fresh e-bikes from Nukeproof though, with Gen 1 entry level and also Fox Factory bikes discounted. All sizes still available on 1st December.
Trek Fuel EXe 9.7 | Was £7,400, now £5,550! for Black Friday
The Trek Fuel EXe comes in different colourways in the UK and the rest of the world, but the bike’s bare bones contain the same great chassis that’s ripe for a spec upgrade Read our full review of the Trek Fuel EXe 9.7. All Sizes available on 1st December.
Orbea Rise H15 | save 36%, was £5,499, now £3,499
The Orbea Rise is one of the most exciting bikes I’ve ridden this year, it’s got a full power Shimano EP8 motor and a custom 540wh battery to go with it, but the weight still sneaks in under 20kg, even on this entry-level model. So that’s full power, just without the weight. XL only in this deal, but Leisure Lakes has plenty more Rise deals going on right now. Only XL now in stock on 1st December.
Frog 69 Mountain Bike 26in (10-12 Years) | save 20%, was £536 now £670
While adult sized mountain bikes are overstoked and everywhere, decent kids bikes are hard to find, especially when they’re as good as the Frog 69. It’s got a proper air-sprung fork, but more excitingly it has good geometry, big volume tyres and an alloy frame, all of which are essential to developing young talent.
Black Friday MTB clothing deals: UK
Madison Enigma glasses | was £49.99, now £39.99
The Madison Enigma glasses aren’t just some of the best value glasses out there, they’re some of the best performing too. The lens is clear and sharp, offers high contrast and in this bundle you get three options including a clear one for winter riding. The Enigma is stylish, offers huge protection and the lenses are flexy and (almost) unbreakable.
100% Brisker Hydromatic gloves | was £28.60, now £21.97
The 100% Brisker gloves are my go-to when the weather gets cold, this is the waterproof version but it looks like it still has the same Brisker magic that made the original so good – specfically a thin palm so you can still grip, and a properly insulated back to ride in all weathers.
50% off Patagonia Dirt Craft long-sleeve jersey | Was £90, now £45
We love the look of this simple and versatile Patagonia Dirt Craft jersey, currently half price at Sigma Sports. It uses a part-recycled, wicking material to keep you looking and feeling cool, while the casual cut means you can wear it on and off the bike. Only the caramel colour in small is £45, although other colours are still 10% off – December 1st.
Rapha Gore-Tex Infinium jacket | Was £291, now £192
A top-quality and super trendy performance outer shell from Rapha that we rated highly when we tested it, now on sale with £83 off. But use the code ‘BF2024’ at checkout and you’ll get another 25% off, taking it down to just £144! Two colours now dropped in price to £192, but only in limited sizes – December 1st.
Apex7 Hydrogen Liner short | half price, was £45, now £25
Go Outdoors has a massive bike sale on right now, including these Apex7 liner shorts for £21.25 (use the code BLACK15 on checkout to get the extra discount). Liner shorts are a mountain bike staple, but they usually set you back over £50, so treat your nether regions to a dose of comfort this autumn. Get an extra 20% off with the code ‘BLACK20’, taking the price down to £20.
Troy Lee Designs Flowline Jersey | save 73%, was £55, now £16.99
Troy Lee Jerseys are up to 73% off at Tredz right now, with this short sleeve Flowline available in six colours and loads of sizes on some of the colourways. I mean, £17 for a TLD riding jersey for next summer? Why the hell not?! Good stock of sizes and colours, with only a few missing options as of 1st December.
7iDP Project 23 full face helmet | save 61%, was £199.99, now £79.99
Full face helmets usually cost well north of £100, but 7iDP has just slashed the price of its Project 23 down to £80. It’s not shy on features either, with a FidLock buckle, slip-plane protection like MIPS, 23 vents and a fibreglass… ideal for occasional uplift days then.
Save up to £57 on Leatt HydraDri 5.0 Mountain Bike Pants at Amazon. These durable and weatherproof trail trousers are ideal for seeing off the worst that winter can throw at you. The discount only applies to the Lava colourway and varies depending on the size chosen, but the most popular sizes have the biggest price cuts.
Five Ten Freerider Pro | Save 70% at Evans, was £129.99, now £39
The Five Ten Freerider Pro has the stickiest sole in mountain biking, and it’s got the best damping too. Put that together and you’ve got the best flat pedal shoe money can buy… and in this case you don’t have to part with much dosh to get a pair! Five Ten has made some tweaks this year to add comfort and foot protection too, so if you want the best flat pedal shoe, this is the one. Still a good range of sizes – 1st December.
Read our full review of the Five Ten Freerider Pro here.
Troy Lee Designs Sprint Ultra Pant | Was £199.99, now £84.99
The TLD Ultra Pant is my go to trail trouser of choice for the winter, it’s made from a pretty solid weave and that makes it great when you catch it on undergrowth, or take a tumble. They also come up pretty warm, which really helps in the cold months or when e-biking. Usually the Ultras are ruinously spendy at £200, but right now they’re over 50% off. Click here to read our full review of the Troy Lee Designs Sprint Ultra pant.
Troy Lee Designs Flowline MIPS helmet | Was £140, now £54.99
One of our favourite, and most stylish helmets, is currently under £55 at Tredz. The Flowline is Troy Lee Designs’s entry-level open-face, but it has the eye-catching looks and refined lines of the top-line A3. Yes, there’s not as much ventilation, but the fit is still superb, and it’s winter anyway! Lots of colours and sizes available – 1st December.
Specialized Women’s Trail Alpha Jacket was £150, now £37.50.
We’re sticking with the jacket theme because it’s 4ºC where I’m currently typing this out (woo, Yorkshire). This Trail Alpha jacket from Specialized uses Polartec Alpha insulation to keep you warm, and it’s a pretty flattering cut too. A great option for when the weather is cold but dry, and now you can pick it up for a mere £37.50 depending on the colour – the Crimson colour is the lowest price with only the S size out of stock (1st December).
Grab the Specialized Women’s Trail Air Shorts for £34, down from £85.
OK it might not be shorts season, but there’s no better time to grab a bargain on next season’s riding kit. The Trail Air Shorts from Specialized feature a relaxed women’s specific fit, with plenty of breathability built in. Think more summer singletrack than wintery mud, but they’re a great deal at just £35 now.
Save 25% on the Rapha Women’s Trail Long Sleeve Technical T-Shirt. It’s even down to £35 in some colours – but you can save on all of them using the site-wide BF2024 discount code for 25% off.
Wear this over a base layer and under a jacket for the ultimate winter setup, or save it for spring when you might get away with it as a top layer. It’s durable, made with recycled materials, and hard to overlook for the price (when it’s on offer). Still a decent range of sizes and colours – 1st December.
Rapha Women’s Trail Lightweight Jacket was £145, now £94.
Ignore old Danny boy in the picture, the women’s version of the Rapha Trail Lightweight Jacket is just as good, and now you can save 25%. It makes a great lightweight outer layer for when the weather isn’t playing ball, and comes with a DWR coating to make it water repellant. It’s also packable into the chest pocket, so if you start getting a sweat on, you can quickly fold it up and out of sight. Still a decent range of sizes and colours – 1st December.
Endura Women’s MT500 Burner Pant was £114.99, now £68.99.
As if you needed any other reason to wear something, when Rachel Atherton has had a hand in designing it, and wears it herself on the trail, but these trail pants are great for winter layers. They feature a four-way stretch, are compatible with knee pads, and can work seamlessly with the Endura Clickfast liners. Plus, there are three colour choices still available on the site.
Grab the Endura Women’s SingleTrack Jacket II for less than half price. Was £169.99, now £80-85.
This jacket is a personal favourite of mine for whenever the weather turns wet. It’s seriously water resistant, and still breathable after a few hours working hard on the bike. There are new styles added to this staple every year, and with some of the colour choices now on offer, I’m quite tempted to nab a new one myself.
Specialized Camber MIPS helmet for just £22.99! | Now 58% off full price
The Spesh Camber is a 5-star Virginia Tech helmet with MIPS liner for just £23, and I think that’s bonkers good. This deal from Cycle Store is limited to just two sizes, but seeing as we’re talking about Large (58-62cm) and XL (60-63cm) it should fit the majority of riders. Only L and XL sizes left – 1st December. Read our full review of the Specialized Camber MIPS
£29.99 for Madison Crypto Glasses at Fawkes Cycles!
The Madison Crypto Glasses are an absolute steal at £30, the clarity is great and they’re really comfy perched on the nose. Clear lenses are the best option for me too as it’s almost always overcast or under the trees kinda riding that I do. Read the full review of the Madison Crypto Glasses.
Decathlon Merino Jersey £27.99!
Merino wool jerseys usually cost close to £100, but Decathlon has managed to put this piece together for less than £30. It’s still comfy to wear too, the fabric is thin and smooth and it’s one of my favourite base layers.
Fasthouse Elrod Blitz glove | 79% off, was £34.99 now £7!
Fasthouse makes my favourite summer riding glove in the Elrod Blitz, there’s a great connection to the grips thanks to its Clarino palm and they seem to last a really long time too. And £7 for a set of gloves! You can’t really go wrong. All but the 2XL sizes still in stock – 1st December. Read my full review of the Fasthouse Blitz Glove.
Black Friday MTB parts deals: UK
Wera Bicycle set Hex & Torx keys | Was £59.51, now £43.65
The Wera Tools Bicycle Set of allen keys are almost part of me now, I use them so often. They’re quality tools, that haven’t rounded or bent over two years use, and one end of each colour-coded wrench features a spring-loaded ball bearing to help lock it onto a bolt. There’s even a lifetime warranty.
Fox Factory 36 fork | Was £1,239, now £569.99
What a deal! The brilliant Fox Factory 36 fork, with four-way adjustable Grip2 damper, now more than half price from Tredz. It’s 160mm travel, and actually the 29in wheel version (not the usual 27.5in option) in either 51mm or 44mm offsets. Both black and orange colours are available. And it may not be the latest Grip X2 or GripX damper, but we actually prefer the tune of the older model. Only two orange colour options in stock, but plenty of black – 1st December.
Specialized Ground Control T7 tyres | save 50%, was £37.50 now £18.50
The Specialized Ground Control is a premium tyre for down-country or light trail riding, but it’s definitely not at a premium price here. Less than £20 an end is the stuff of dreams even before you know it’s actually a really good option for trail riding – grips well, good stability and it’s decent in the wet too.
Maxxis High Roller II | Was £69.99, now £45.49
It’s easy to find deals on Maxxis tyres, but it’s nigh on impossible to find deals on Maxxis tyres that you actually want! So it’s great to find some on the Freewheel site, like these High Roller IIs in Max Terra 3C compound and EXO casing in both 27.5in and 29in sizes. Would make a great rear tyre on a trail bike. You’ll also find the Minion DHR II in the same compound and casing in 2.4in width on the Freewheel site.
Muc-Off No Puncture Hassle sealant | Was £34.99, now £24.76 at Amazon
Muc-Off No Puncutre Hassle sealant is now 29% off at Amazon, just make sure you select the 1l option in the drop down menu to get the discount price. I reckon that’s enough for a year’s riding, provided you’re not racing World Cups and need to swap your tyres every six runs. Read our full review of Muc-Off’s No Puncutre Hassle sealant.
Black Friday MTB lights deals: UK
Sigma Buster 700 | £39.99 at Amazon
If you’re after a helmet light with a bargain price tag, they don’t come any more wallet-friendly than this. Despite its budget status, the Buster 700 has a decent light beam that works well mounted to a helmet. This deal has ended.
Save £95 on the Magicshine Monteer 12000 MTB light. Was £489.99, now £395 at Merlin Cycles
This massively powerful front light illuminates the trail for a huge distance ahead of it and has a wide spread of light. It’s well made with a sturdy bar bracket and is powered by a battery that will can give serious runtime.
Black Friday action camera deals: UK
Save 28% on the GoPro Hero 12 action camera. Was £399.99, now £282 at Amazon
With the recent introduction of the GoPro Hero 13, there are great discounts being applied to the previous gen Hero 12 currently. Such as this from GoPro itself. With 4k capture and excellent Hypersmooth image stabilisation, it’s a superb camera for capturing your rides. The 13 only added a few new features, such as accessory lenses, better slo-mo capture, and magnetic attachment, so you’re not missing too much.
Save over £60 on the GoPro Hero 13 action camera | Was £399.99, now £339
Having said that, if you do want the latest GoPro, and those extra features, you can actually find a few deals on it. Like this one at Argos for £339, that’s just over £60 off. Not bad for such a new camera.
Black Friday MTB misc deals: UK
Le Creuset Rainbow mugs | Was £75, now £54 at Amazon
Not directly bike-related, but the link between cycling and coffee is well-known, and these exquisite Le Creuset mugs will elevate your favourite hot beverage to new heights. The set includes a rainbow palette of 6 mugs, so you won’t even have to give guests your old chipped cups anymore.
DeLonghi Nescafé Dolce Gusto coffee| save 63%, was £79.99, now £29.99
Mountain bikers and coffee go together like tyres and loam – they were built for each other. Now we don’t know much about Coffee, but our friends over at Tom’s Guide reckon the DeLonghi Nescafé Dolce Gusto is the best coffee machine deal of black friday: It makes 40 different drinks, you can use Nescafe or Starbucks pods and it’s easy to clean too.
Save 20% on Worx Nitro HydroShot | Was £199.99, now £159.99
It’s officially bike wash season again, but luckily our top portable pressure washer – the Worx HydroShot – is on sale at Amazon. And this is the suped-up Nitro version with upgraded power! Currently 20% off for Black Friday at Amazon.
40% off Jackary Explorer 1000 portable power station | Was £899, now £499
Going on a road trip with your e-bike? The Jackary Explorer 1000 gives you the flexibility to recharge your e-bike on the move, overnight while camping, or between laps while you have lunch. The 1070Wh capacity is enough to charge pretty much any e-bike battery on the market, and the power station’s LiFePo4 cells are particularly durable, holding onto their full capacity for many thousands of charge cycles.
Best Black Friday deals: US
50% off Specialized Enduro Comp! Was $7,000, now $3,499
How about an iconic enduro bike for half price?! The Specialized Enduro is one of the definitive enduro bikes of the modern age, but it’s now half price in the Specialized factory sale with all sizes available. And this is no bare bones pauper spec – this thing is loaded with a full carbon frame, RockShox Select Plus suspension with coil shock, SRAM AXS wireless drivetrain and OneUp post. Wow!
Trek Fuel EXe 9.7 | Was $7,599.99, now $5,499.93! for Black Friday
The Trek Fuel EXe is actually one of my favourite SL e-bikes of 2024, despite having the lowest range! That’s because the basic chassis and suspension are really good, the OCLV Mountain Carbon frame is solid and enduro-like, while the suspension is still fun and snappy despite being really nicely damped. And at less than $6,000 it’s a steal. All sizes except Small available – 30th November. Read our full review of the Trek Fuel EXe 9.7
47% off Yeti SB165 | Was $10,800, now $5,700
One of our dreamiest dream bikes just got a whole lot cheaper! The superlative Yeti SB165, is now almost 50% off at Competitive Cyclist. It’s the Turq T4 spec with Fox Factory suspension, coil shock, and older (non T-Type) SRAM AXS shifting. Medium and large sizes available last time we checked. Note this is the older model with 27.5in wheels front and rear, rather than the latest bike with MX wheels. Medium and Large sizes available – 30th November.
25% off Specialized Turbo Levo Comp Carbon | Was $9,000, now $6,499.99
Specialized’s benchmark Turbo Levo won our Shop Bought E-Bike of the Year award in 2023, and it’s still up there with the best on the market. So to see this fancy carbon model with 25% off is enough to make anyone reach for their wallet. A 700Wh battery, punch 90Nm motor, adjustable geo, and superb integration are the stand-out features. All sizes available – 30th November.
Peloton original bike | Was $1,445, now $1,295 at Amazon
The Original Peloton was the bike that made indoor training bearable, gamifying getting fit on your bike. It ain’t mountain biking, but do a little of this and you’ll ride further and faster when you do. This Black Friday, you can save 10% off various bundles through Amazon, and there’s an All-Access Membership thrown in to get you rolling.
Smith Shift XL MAG ChromaPop glasses | Was $205, now $171
The Smith Shift XL glasses have great lenses with minimal distortion, and in this XL guise they’re just about the best protection you can get for your eyeballs. Mounted magnetically in the frame, it’s a doddle to swap lenses too. Read our full review of the Smith Shift glasses
40% off Troy Lee Designs A3 helmet | Was $250, now $149
It might only be available in plain white, but this 40% off deal on Troy Lee Designs’ super-comfy A3 helmet is too good to miss. It’s the fave lid of most MBR staffers, and the plain finish just means its ripe for a custom sticker kit.
$72 off the Rapha Trail Insulated jacket | Was $240, now $168
This lightweight yet insulated jacket is perfect for those chilly winter days. It’s packable, and the DWR coating will help protect you against light showers and splashes. Currently on sale at Rapha, use the code ‘BF2024’ at the checkout to get a further 25% off and bring the price down to $126.
Save 25% on the GoPro Hero 12 action camera. Was $399.99, now $299 at Amazon
With the recent introduction of the GoPro Hero 13, there are great discounts being applied to the previous gen Hero 12 currently. Such as this from GoPro itself. With 4k capture and excellent Hypersmooth image stabilisation, it’s a superb camera for capturing your rides. The 13 only added a few new features, such as accessory lenses, better slo-mo capture, and magnetic attachment, so you’re not missing too much.
Five Ten Freerider Pro Canvas | Save upto $63 at Amazon | Was $160, now from $96.88
The Five Ten Freerider Pro has the stickiest sole in mountain biking, and it’s got the best damping too. Put that together and you’ve got the best flat pedal shoe money can buy… and in this case you don’t have to part with much dosh to get a pair! Five Ten has made some tweaks this year to add comfort and foot protection too, so if you want the best flat pedal shoe, this is the one.
Read our full review of the Five Ten Freerider Pro here.
Crankbrothers Stamp 7 pedals, were $179.99, now $119.95 at Amazon. Get a hefty 33% saving on these grippy, wide platformed and durable pedals. This price is for the electric blue colour only and while the Stamp 7 pedals come in two sizes, the deal applies just to the large version.
When is Black Friday this year?
Black Friday is traditionally the day after Thanksgiving in the US, which was the 29th of November 2024. It’s the day when retailers move back into the black as consumers ramp up spending into Christmas. Here in the UK, there may not be a Thanksgiving, but there will be Black Friday on the 29th and Cyber Monday on the 2nd December, with all the most attractive deals running all weekend.
Are the Black Friday mountain bike deals going to be decent this year?
Even though we can’t predict specific deals, the cycle industry is totally overstocked at the moment, and that means it’s a buyer’s market. There are loads of great deals on recommended mountain bikes, as well as clear out sales of clothing, shoes and helmets. If you’re looking to update your shed, or your wardrobe, now is a really good time to do it.
Where are the best places to find Black Friday mountain bike deals?
In the US, some of the best mountain bike retailers include Jenson USA, Backcountry, REI Co-op, Evo, and Competitive Cyclist. Amazon can also be good for things like shoes and helmets, but there’s also a lot of cheap mountain bike gear that we’d steer clear of.
In the UK, the best mountain bike retailers include Leisure Lakes, Tredz, Decathlon, Tweeks, Evans Cycles, Sigma Sport and Cycle Store.
Amazon can deal up some bargains, but it’s not the friendliest site to go looking for mountain bike kit, and there’s a lot of lower quality gear that’s probably not worth the risk.
What are the best Black Friday mountain bike deals right now?
The best Black Friday mountain bike deals right now can be found on retailers like Amazon, Jenson USA, Backcountry and many more. We have trawled through all of the big online retailers and highlighted what we think are the best deals on mtb gear right now, with the aim of helping you save money on products we would happily recommend. And that’s important, because there’s no point in saving money on a product that isn’t up to scratch. This year there are great deals on bikes, particularly, as the market is saturated with stock. Equally, there are great deals on clothing, including helmets and shoes, while selected components are also heavily discounted.
Black Friday is a term for the Friday after Thanksgiving in the United States. It typically marks the start of the Christmas shopping season in the US and, consequently, many major retailers launch sales events to get consumers in the mood and kick off their peak trading season. It’s less of a thing here in the UK, but 2024 is already shaping up to be a great time for bargain hunters on both sides of the Atlantic.
Enjoy the sales and saving your hard-earned cash!