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Black Friday 2017: the best road cycling bargains on Amazon

Bikes, lights, apparel, accessories and more Black Friday savings for cyclists on Amazon

Black Friday has grown to such an extent that all of the world’s biggest retailers are getting in on the action – and Amazon’s no different.

While it may not be your usual go-to for cycling kit, the behemoth that is the world’s largest online retailer is still a great place to go to hunt out bargain prices – especially during Black Friday.

The retailer’s own Black Friday event is already up and running, with deals being regularly added – take a closer look at Amazon’s Black Friday cycling offers here.

And to save you the effort, we’ve had a sniff around and picked out some of the best road cycling deals to be found on Amazon at the moment – whether that’s for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, or just top prices in the run-up to Christmas.

With everything from bikes to apparel to lights and accessories, let’s take a look at some of Amazon’s top road cycling deals below.

HOY Alto Irpavi .004 road bike – RRP £1,900, now £1,600

The Alto Irpavi – named after the velodrome at which Sir Chris Hoy broke the 500m world record – is HOY Bikes’ lightweight alloy frame, and the .004 is the top-level build.

A full Shimano Ultegra groupset and disc brakes is paired with a Novatec CXD wheelset, on a bike which offers stiffness-to-weight and comfort in equal parts.

Buy it now: HOY Alto Irpavi .004 road bike – RRP £1,900, now £1,600

Pinnacle Dolomite 6 road bike – RRP £1,500, now £1,150

Pinnacle is the in-house bike brand of Evans Cycles, and the Dolomite 6 is their flagship aluminium road bike.

Disc brakes were introduced across-the-board for 2017, while the updated geometry offers more clearance than before – ensuring versatility is at the heart of the year-round machine.

The Dolomite 6 is dressed in a full Shimano 105 groupset, with Ultegra-level hydraulic disc brakes.

Buy it now: Pinnacle Dolomite 6 road bike – RRP £1,500, now £1,150

Madison RoadRace Apex Softshell Jacket – RRP £114.99, now £80.92

Winter is here, and Madison’s RoadRace Apex Softshell Jacket is an RCUK favourite when it comes to keeping you warm in the harshest conditions.

Designed with input from the Madison-Genesis pros, the jacket features a thermal Roubaix panel on the rear, paired with water-resistant and windproof panels on the front, sides and shoulders.

A pre-curved shape ensures comfort in the riding position, while three rear pockets and a secure zipped pocket feature at the back.

Buy it now: Madison RoadRace Apex Softshell Jacket – RRP £114.99, now £80.92

Gore Bike Wear Element Gore-Tex Active Shell Jacket -RRP £149.99, now £104.99

Gore know a thing or two about creating cycling apparel to battle the elements, and this is their year-round offering – a light rain jacket boasting breathable, waterproof fabric.

GORE-TEX Active Tech keeps you dry whatever the weather brings – keeping rain water out and wicking sweat away.

A close-fit collar and close-fitting hood also feature, alongside generous storage at the rear – which doubles as a stow-away pocket.

Buy it now: Gore Bike Wear Element Gore-Tex Active Shell Jacket -RRP £149.99, now £104.99

Oakley Jawbreaker 9290 Sunglasses – RRP £215, now £150.47

Oakley are a popular choice in the pro peloton, with their Jawbreakers – designed in conjunction with Mark Cavendish – replacing the previously popular Jawbones.

The huge lenses ensure an unobstructed view – crucial for sprinters like Cav as they launch into an aero tuck, but also a feature we humble amateurs can benefit from too.

Switchlock tech ensures it is easy to slide your lens in and out too, so if you grow bored of the polarized Sapphire Fade iteration here, there are plenty of other options.

Buy it now: Oakley Jawbreaker 9290 Sunglasses – RRP £215, now £150.47

Northwave Extreme RR GTX winter shoes – RRP £239.99, now £199.99

Northwave’s Extreme RR shoes were launched at Eurobike last year, and are dripping with tech, including an X-Frame structure designed to eliminate pressure points on the upper.

Speed Lace Winch 2 closure (Northwave’s own patented system) ensures low weight and carbon sole stiffness do not remove comfort either.

The ‘standard’ version of the shoes made it into this year’s RCUK 100, but these are the GTX winter equivalent with a high cuff for added protection against the elements.

Buy it now: Northwave Extreme RR GTX winter shoes – RRP £239.99, now £199.99

Mavic Ksyrium Pro Thermo winter shoes – RRP £135, now £115

Another option when it comes to high-cuffed winter road shoes is the Mavic Ksyrium Pro Thermo, boasting neoprene knuckle protection and GORE-TEX fabrics to help keep the elements out.

Visible reflective highlights feature all around the shoes, while inside is an Ergo Fit 33 Ortholite insole.

An Ergo Dial takes care of closure and micro adjustments, meanwhile.

Buy it now: Mavic Ksyrium Pro Thermo winter shoes – RRP £135, now £115

Giro Synthe helmet – RRP £194.99, now £70.35

Giro didn’t hold back with the hyperbole when they launched their Synthe aero helmet, with the California-based brand calling it the pinnacle of road helmet design at the time.

Popular in the pro peloton, the lid is not only a high-performing aero helmet but also lightweight, well-ventilated and sleek.

It takes the ventilation of Giro’s Aeon helmet and the aerodynamics of the Air Attack, and steps both up a level in one package.

Buy it now: Giro Synthe helmet – RRP £194.99, now £70.35

Giro Cinder MIPS helmet – RRP £129.99, now £87.49

No, you’re not seeing double – this Giro Cinder MIPS helmet offers much of the Synthe’s style and design, but adds in the safety offered by the Multi-Directional Impact Protection System (MIPS) now popular across the board.

So you get top-of-the-line design and style, industry-leading safety tech and a Roc-Loc 5 fitting system to keep the lid in place and add plenty of comfort.

This is not the lightest on the market, nor is it the most aerodynamic, but what it does bring is an overall package worthy of a place in this year’s RCUK 100.

Buy it now: Giro Cinder MIPS helmet – RRP £129.99, now £87.49

Lazer Bullet helmet – RRP £219.99, now £159.11

Another helmet to have featured in this year’s RCUK 100, the Lazer Bullet caught our eye from the moment it was first launched in late 2016.

Designed with input from Andre Greipel, the innovative lid features adjustable ventilation, stepping up technology from the snap-on Aeroshell cover previously favoured.

The Venetian-blind-like Airslide is paired with teardrop tapering to ensure full aerodynamic advantage, while there’s even an LED light incorporated into the rear of the helmet.

Buy it now: Lazer Bullet helmet – RRP £219.99, now £159.11

Michelin Power Endurance tyres – RRP £34.99 (each), now £20.95 (each)

We’re big fans of Michelin’s Power tyre range, which replaced the Pro4 line-up in late 2016, and the Endurance is the hard-as-nails member of the triumvirate.

We put it to the test earlier this year, and found a reliable, durable, puncture-proof, enduring rubber.

Over 1,000km of testing we reported zero punctures – Michelin claim 200 riders covering 200,000km between them enjoyed the same results – thanks to the hard-wearing X-Miles compound.

Buy it now: Michelin Power Endurance tyres – RRP £34.99 (each), now £20.95 (each)

Shimano Ultegra PD-R8000 pedals – RRP £149.99, now £119.41

Launched this year as part of Shimano’s overhaul of their second-tier Ultegra line-up, the R8000 SPD-SL pedals offer pro-level performance and low weight packed with trickle-down tech.

An extra-wide platform offers a more efficient power transfer, while the 248g pedals feature a low stack height too.

A carbon composite structure meets a stainless steel platform, which adds up to smooth-running pedals well worth their £120 sale price.

Buy it now: Shimano Ultegra PD-R8000 pedals – RRP £149.99, now £119.41

Speedplay Zero Stainless Steel Pedals – RRP £199.99, now £169.99

Sticking with pedals, and these were featured in the 2017 RCUK 100, offering the low weight (103g per pedal), low stack height and great ground clearance that is the hallmark of Speedplay’s Zero range.

The walkable cleats, meanwhile, feature golf ball dimples around the air-facing edges to minimise bulk, and they are crafted from a durable rubberised material.

In all, it is simple but clever tech, all adding up to an impressive little package.

Buy it now: Speedplay Zero Stainless Steel Pedals – RRP £199.99, now £169.99

Kinetic Rock and Roll 2.0 smart turbo trainer – RRP £450, now £339.99

Smart turbo trainers are becoming all-the-range, with Zwift at the heart of the indoor training revolution.

And the Kinetic Rock and Roll smart turbo is one of the best on the market, integrating lateral movement into the occasion for a more responsive feel to your static training.

Upgrades are available to further enhance the riding experience, meanwhile, while plenty of data is available to monitor your training.

Buy it now: Kinetic Rock and Roll 2.0 smart turbo trainer – RRP £450, now £339.99

Lezyne Macro Drive 1100XL front light – RRP £69.99, now £61.99

Lezyne’s Macro Drive 1100XL offers, as the name suggests, up to 1100 lumens of output thanks to two market-leading LEDs.

Mode memory makes using the light simple, while an Optional Overdrive Race Mode feature allows you to flick between just Overdrive and Economy modes only.

Lezyne’s enhanced MOR lens and high-speed USB charging capabilities are also thrown into the mix, for a light that will provide plenty of illumination this winter.

Buy it now: Lezyne Macro Drive 1100XL front light – RRP £69.99, now £61.99

Cycliq Fly12 front light/camera – RRP £274.99, now £206.23

Cycliq’s Fly12 has changed the game when it comes to bike lights, adding a 1080p camera to their 400-lumen front light so you can record your rides too.

It built on the success of the Fly6 (integrated camera and rear light), with a smart design and innovative features.

Each feature works well – the light is plenty bright enough for all but dedicated night (and off-road) riding, and the camera provides clear images – and the accompanying app is also easy to use.

Buy it now: Cycliq Fly12 front light/camera – RRP £274.99, now £206.23

Light and Motion Urban 650 – RRP £79.99, now £61.23

Light and Motion initially started out as a underwater lighting solution firm, but have applied their know-how to the cycling world now too.

The Urban 650 is their mid-range light, but offers plenty of lumens (650, as you probably guessed) for commuting and steady night riding.

The usual features, multiple modes and USB recharging, all feature, alongside clever tech such as the ‘auto lock out’, which means it can be locked when not in use to save battery wastage.

Buy it now: Light and Motion Urban 650 – RRP £79.99, now £61.23

Lezyne Port-A-Shop Tool Kit – RRP £109.99, now £75.99

Lezyne’s Port-A-Shop Tool Kit remains a long-standing favourite from the Lezyne line-up, and has featured in the RCUK 100 in both 2015 and 2017.

A compact, padded and durable Cordura case contains a comprehensive selection of tools – a travel kit that, realistically, could be all you need for your home workshop too.

All the tools are excellent quality too, and it is easy to see why it has become our go-to tool kit when it comes to bike maintenance and assembly at RCUK HQ.

Buy it now: Lezyne Port-A-Shop Tool Kit – RRP £109.99, now £75.99

Supacaz Super Sticky Kush bar tape -RRP £35.95, now (from) £16.24

Supacaz’s Super Sticky Kush bar tape is among the most advanced on the market, offering superb comfort and durability.

It’s also eye-catching, with a smorgasbord of colours and designs – this French-inspired tricolore offering is just one of many patterns available, to add a touch of bling to your pride and joy.

Buy it now: Supacaz Super Sticky Kush bar tape -RRP £35.95, now (from) £16.24

Lizard Skins DSP Grip Tape – RRP £29.99, now £22.85

On the topic of handlebar tape, here’s another one of our favourites – Lizard Skins DSP Grip Tape.

It’s popular with the pros too – with Movistar and Mark Cavendish’s Dimension Data among the teams to use it on the top stage.

As with the Supacaz tape above, this comes in a huge variety of different colours too, so you can add the final touch to your pride and joy.

Buy it now: Lizard Skins DSP Grip Tape – RRP £29.99, now £22.85

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