Boxing Day bike sales: Today's top deals and where to find them online
The Boxing Day sales are in full swing. Here's our roundup of the best deals available for UK cyclists right now
The Boxing Day bike sales are always a good time to pick up a bargain or two. If you're sitting on the sofa in a turkey coma and your thoughts are already turning toward the new year, and new fitness goals, then the sales are often a good opportunity to pick up some discounted cycling kit or even a bike.
We've done the hard work for you and rounded up a range of cycling deals below that we think offer good value at a competitive price.
- Looking for USA deals? Head over to our USA New-Year bike sales roundup
Where to find the best Boxing Day bike sales
- Amazon: Great prices on Garmin Edge computers, Gore clothing and more
- Sigma Sports: A huge sale with a range of premium brands
- Rapha: New years sale, plus discounted items in the Archive sale
- Tredz: Up to 56% off in the January sale
- Rutland Cycling: Up to 45% off helmets and a Specialized bikes sale
- Cyclestore: Up to 60%+ off a wide range of items
- Leisure Lakes Bikes: Up to 50% off Mondraker, Orbea and Specialized bikes
Best cycling deals from the UK Boxing Day bike sales
Anker Soundcore P20i: £29.99 £16.99 at Amazon
43% off: These neat earbuds from Anker are 43% off right now with the black version carrying the biggest discount. You can also use the Soundcore app to customise the headphone's functions and charge them using the case.
Park Tool BBB-4 Bicycle repair book: £27.99 £21.99 at Amazon
21% off - Want to improve your bike maintenance skills for the new year? Spending some money to improve your skills and knowledge is a great thing to do. The BBB-4 book is a fantastic resource, that's packed with useful information. Great for the home mechanic.
Vel Torque RL Wrench Set: £50.00 £24.00 at Sigma Sports
52% off - Ask tech team member Tom and he'll chew your ears off telling you that all bolts should be torqued to spec, no matter whether you're at home with one of the best bike torque wrenches to hand, or at the roadside making a hasty repair. So there's a definite place for a torque wrench like this from Sigma Sports' in-house brand Vel in your arsenal. Swap it for your multitool and never overtighten your seatpost or stem bolts again. (Tom says thanks and you're welcome)
Garmin HRM Dual: £58.52 £34.99 at Amazon
40% off - Using both ANT+ and Bluetooth, the HRM Dual allows you to connect to Zwift without an ANT+ connector, saving you even more money. The Garmin HRM Dual is a solid, good-quality heart rate monitor.
This is about the cheapest the HRM Dual has ever been on Amazon.
Pearl Izumi Elite Road V5 Road Shoes: £179.99 £38.99 at CycleStore
78% off - Three colourways are still available in a range of sizes, so act fast to not miss out on grabbing these road shoes for two-thirds off the retail price.
Magicshine SEEMEE300 rear light: £59.99 £44.99 at Amazon
25% off - We rate this as the best rear light on the market, straight from our guide to the best bike lights. It's got a whopping 200-hour battery life, smart brake sensor, and a downward-projecting LED light for 360 degree visibility.
Castelli Perfetto Max Gloves: £95.00 £57.00 at Sigma Sports
40% off - The Perfetto Max take the crowd-favourite Perfetto RoS and make them even warmer with a thick inner fleece and longer wrists. If you suffer from chilly hands in winter, then these are easy to recommend.
Kask Mojito 3 WG11: £139 £69.99 at Sigma Sports
50% off - The Kask Mojito 3 meets the Kask WG11 safety standard, exceeding the EU recommended standards by 48%. There is up to 50% off a range of different colours and sizes.
Shimano Ultegra R8000 SPD-SL Road Pedals: £160.00 £84.99 at Sigma Sports
47% off - Easily among the best road bike pedals ever made, the Ultegra R8000 are made using carbon fibre, they offer adjustable security with a stable platform, they will last years in use, and are super easy to service. The price is the only complaint most people have, but we love them. You will too at this price.
Castelli Espresso GT gloves: £140.00 £109.00 at Sigma Sports
22% off - Described as the 'best all-around performance gloves' in our best winter cycling gloves guide, the Espresso GT might not be the cheapest gloves around, but they're certainly worth it, given the protection and comfort they offer. This discount will help a little on the price too!
Garmin Varia RTL515 rearview radar: £170.00 £124.99 at Tredz
24% off - Tredz has a good offer on the Garmin rearview radar with a built-in taillight, which senses approaching traffic and alerts you via your cycling computer or smartwatch.
Specialized S-Works Ares Road Cycling Shoes: £350 £129.99 at Cyclestore
65% off - Specialized's S-Works Ares shoes are WorldTour-proven and provide impressive comfort and fit, while boosting power transfer and all-round performance. They feature the class-leading twin Boa Li2 dial retention system, a tongueless sock system for the best fit, and a non-slip replaceable heel pad. You can grab a pair now, or read our review if you want some more info.
Specialized S-Works Torch Lace: £300.00 £135.00 at Sigma Sports
55% off - The Torch Lace, similar to the Torch also featured here, is one of our favourite pairs of shoes at the moment. They're usually out of reach for most of us, but at just £135 in the navy blue colourway, we can't imagine they'll hang around for long.
Specialized S-Works Prevail 3: £250 £137 at Sigma Sports
45% off - Sitting alongside the aero Evade, this top-spec highly-breathable helmet from Specialized comes with MIPS, and a clever carbon fibre internal skeleton. It is available in several different colours but the white sage metallic or red in a couple of different sizes has the biggest discount.
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Specialized S-Works Evade 3: £250 £149.99 at Tredz
£100 off - Aside from a hyper-specific model or two, the Evade 3 is the fastest road helmet on the market if you are looking for free speed. It performed very strongly in our helmet wind tunnel test.
The helmet is slightly cheaper in a couple of places, but Tredz has all three sizes discounted in the red colours and we all know red is fast!
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Garmin Edge 530: £249.99 £187.24 at Amazon
25% off - The Edge 530 is a non-touchscreen version of the Edge 830, boasting the same impressive list of features such as mapping and connectivity to your sensors. It's been at this price a few times this past 12 months, so it's not a special price, but it's still a fairly decent discount.
Garmin Epix 2: £619.99 £373.90 at Amazon
40% off - The Epix swaps in a vibrant Amoled screen for the Fenix's. It also doubles the memory over the Fenix 7 Pro to 64Gb for huge capacity. Despite the bright screen, Garmin claims the Epix can still provide 16 days of runtime and 42 hours of GPS tracking.
Garmin Edge 1040: £519.99 £399.99 at Sigma Sports
23% off - If you'd like a larger screen, the Edge 1040 is only slightly more expensive than the Edge 840 at Sigma Sports. It offers much the same functionality, but you can show more data and view a greater map area with ease. In our view, this non-solar version is a better option than the solar one, as the screen is easier to see and the solar charging has limited benefit in typical UK conditions.
Read our Garmin Edge 1040 Solar review.
Orbea Terra H40 gravel bike: £2,199 £1,399 at Sigma Sports
36% off - This Orbea Terra gravel bike has 36% off and is a good buy for the money. It features an aluminium frame and carbon work and a nice Shimano GRX RX400 groupset. It also comes with 38mm Vittoria Terreno gravel tyres, tyres we value here at Cyclingnews.
Specialized Tarmac SL7 Comp: £4,250 £2,799 at Sigma Sports
34% off - This Tarmac SL7 model has over 30% off in the Sigma sale in three different colours and several sizes. The bike has a Shimano 105 di2 groupset and a solid build, a strong buy at under 3K.
Check out our other deals roundups
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- Cheap cycling shoes: Save on summer and winter kicks
- Best electric bike deals: Power your way to savings
- Best exercise bike deals: Standalone indoor cycling setups
- Best gravel bike deals: Gravel grinding doesn't have to cost a fortune
- Best kids bike deals: They grow so fast, so don't pay full price
- Cheapest Zwift Setup: Everything you need to get Zwifting on a budget
- Best Castelli deals: Save on winter kit just as winter takes hold
- Best Garmin deals: Smartwatches, cycling computers and more
- Best GoPro deals: Shoot for the moon with top-quality action camera deals
- Best Wahoo deals: The best prices on Wahoo's range of cycling tech
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Tom joined the Cyclingnews team in late 2022 as a tech writer. Despite having a degree in English Literature he has spent his entire working life in the cycling industry in one form or another. He has over 10 years of experience as a qualified mechanic, with the last five years before joining Cyclingnews being spent running an independent workshop. This means he is just as happy tinkering away in the garage as he is out on the road bike, and he isn’t afraid to pull a bike apart or get hands-on with it when testing to really see what it’s made of.
He has ridden and raced bikes from an early age up to a national level on the road and track, and has ridden and competed in most disciplines. He has a keen eye for pro-team tech and enjoys spotting new or interesting components in the wild. During his time at Cyclingnews, Tom has already interviewed some of the sport's biggest names including Mathieu van der Poel, Tadej Pogačar and Alberto Contador. He's also covered various launches from brands such as Pinarello, Ridley, Specialized and more, tackled the Roubaix Challenge sportive aboard his own rim-brake Cannondale SuperSix Evo, tested over 20 aero helmets in the wind tunnel, and has created helpful in-depth buying advice relating to countless categories from torque wrenches to winter clothing.