The Competitive Cyclist Winter sale is on and these are some of the best cycling deals I've found – but be quick it ends soon

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Competitive Cyclist is one of the biggest US cycling retailers and right now, they have what they call their Winter Semi-Annual Sale. With up to 50% off, there are plenty of cycling deals to be had, on everything from bikes, clothing, helmets and shoes, so no matter what you need, Competitive Cyclist probably has it.

Don't hang around though as the sale ends on the 24th of February, and then these discounts may no longer be available – so take advantage while you can.

Pinarello X3: $5,500 $3,950 at Competitive Cyclist

Save 28%: The Pinarello X3 is designed to be one of the best endurance road bikes on the market – blending comfort with race-inspired responsiveness. In comparison to some of Pinarello's superbikes like the Dogma F, it has a more wallet-friendly price point, especially with the discount. You'll get a Torayca T600 UD carbon frame, SRAM Rival AXS shifting and braking along with a Fulcrum Racing 800DB wheelset. Available in the Keen Red or Deep Black and all the sizing options.

Scott Addict eRIDE 30: $5,999.99 $3,200 at Competitive Cyclist

Save 47%: If you're after some motor assistance then the Scott Addict eRIDE, at almost half-price has to be one of the best electric road bike deals you'll get. The Addict eRIDE has a Mahle X20 Motor Hub drive, so it still has a classic road bike look and feel. Constructed with high-quality carbon fibre it's still fairly lightweight at just under 11kg, it's spec’d with a Shimano 105 drivetrain. Available in a Red/Graphite colourway but only in sizes 56 and 58.

Giro Imperial Cycling Shoe: $424.95 $275.99 at Competitive Cyclist

Save 35% Wearing the best cycling shoes can be the foundation of every great ride, and the Giro Imperial shoes tick all the boxes for delivering just that. At this reduction, Giro's flagship road shoe – which normally has a wallet-bursting cost, is now at a bargain price. Stand-out features include Easton's most advanced carbon sole making the Imperial stiff and featherweight. Paired with a Twin BOA Fit System which provides the ultimate fit customization. Available in White or Black. However, there's limited sizing choice in the White option.

Smith Ruckus ChromaPop Sunglasses: $225 $135 at Competitive Cyclist

40% off The best cycling glasses should offer more than just sun protection. They should have plenty of coverage to protect your eyes from road debris and look stylish too. The Ruckus are Smith's premiere performance sunglasses and with a 40% reduction an absolute bargain. Featuring a Chromapop lens which enhances clarity and delivers natural-looking colour, they have a rimless frame and an interchangeable lens system with an included bonus lens. Four lens colour options are available.

Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cyclingnews and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade before injury cut short a glittering career. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.

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