Competitive Cyclist has one of the most comprehensive ranges of bikes and all things cycling available in one place in the USA and for Cyber Monday, it has some impressive price reductions on premium items.
That includes not just clothing from Assos and Rapha, but Shimano and Giro shoes, helmets from Specialized and Lazer, and a whole range of big-name tech items from the likes of Wahoo, Garmin and Hammerhead.
The sale extends to bikes too, with the store offering up to 49% off a handful of gravel bikes from Cervelo, Pinarello and more. We've tracked down what we think are the best deals at Competitive Cyclist and our Quick Links below will take you to even more.
But if you are looking for something specific, and don't see it here, check out our Cyber Monday bike deals hub or our links to more detailed category deals pages at the bottom of this page.
The top deals from the Competitive Cyclist Cyber Monday sale
Scott Addict RC 30 Road Bike: $4,999.99 $3,250.00 at Competitive Cyclist
35% off - A carbon road bike with wireless electronic shifting and integrated cables is a good example of a modern road bike. Short of carbon fibre wheels, it's pretty much all you could ask for on a superbike Christmas wish list. This one is available in sizes 52, 54, 56 and 61.
Castelli Perfetto RoS Glove: $69.99 $45.49 at Competitive Cyclist
35% off - I have had a pair of these gloves since 2022, and they're still going strong now. I gave them a five-star review then, and I'd do the same today. They're not the deepest-winter pair of gloves around, but for around freezing and above, they're perfectly adequate, with a DWR coating keeping the rain off and GoreTex Infinium blocking the wind.
Topeak Ratchet Rocket Lite DX: $39.95 $31.96 at Competitive Cyclist
20% off - I used to own this tool, and until I accidentally left it in my hand luggage and had it confiscated at airport security, it went with me on every single ride. The bits range from 2 to 8mm, plus a PH2 Phillips screwdriver bit and three Torx bits and a pair of tyre levers. It comes in its own case, and the dual-ended ratchet makes light work of road side repairs.
Silca HX-One Home Essential Tool Kit: $99.99 $74.99 at Competitive Cyclist
25% off - For the at-home repairs, the Silca HX-One is a more premium set. In the premium wooden case you'll find Hex keys from 2 thru 10mm, plus two Phillips and two flat-head screwdriver bits, six Torx bits, and an adaptor.
Specialized S-Works Torch Lace Road Shoe: $350.00 $199.99 at Competitive Cyclist
43% off - We've talked up this deal quite a lot over the weekend so far, and for good reason. The S-Works Torch (with Boa) are the best cycling shoes in our guide, and although they too are on offer, the Lace here gets the better discount. The two pairs are based around the same design, the only downside to the lace is the inability to adjust on the fly, although they do in my opinion offer more comfort.
Continental Grand Prix 5000 S TR Tire: $95.95 $71.96 at Competitive Cyclist
25% off - Speaking of tests, when we took two-dozen road tyres to a rolling resistance lab, we used the Continental GP5000 S TR as our benchmark and it turned out to be faster than some time trial tyres, and by far the best all-round race tyre in the test (and therefore, on the market). The discount might be modest at 25% off, but it's rare to find it on offer in all sizes.
Garmin Edge 530 Bike Computer: $299.99 $199.99 at Competitive Cyclist
33% off - The Edge 530 may be old-hat now, but functionally it offers many of the same features as more modern computers, as well as a great battery life, clear maps, and the ability to connect to dozens of external sensors. It's as much bike computer as most of us need, and it's currently down by a hundred bucks.
Tacx Neo 2T Smart Trainer: $1,399.99 $899.99 at Competitive Cyclist
36% off - The Neo 2T is another old-hat product. It was unveiled in 2019, and although it has been superseded by the Neo 3M trainer since, it's still a worthy feature in our guide to the best smart trainers, thanks to the pedalling analysis feature, its ability to run without power, and the added rumbling feature it offers. Others are better value buys these days at its retail price, but at this price, it's back in contention as a mid-range model worth considering.
Assos Mille GT Ultraz EVO Winter Jacket: $369.00 $295.20 at Competitive Cyclist
20% off - The Mille GT Ultraz Evo was given a five-star review by our reviewer back in 2021, and it remains in our best winter cycling jackets buyers guide as the best overall today. It's not a cheap jacket, but as with the Castelli gloves above, I've had one on the go for a few years already and it's still as good as the day it arrived.
Josh is Associate Editor of Cyclingnews – leading our content on the best bikes, kit and the latest breaking tech stories from the pro peloton. He has been with us since the summer of 2019 and throughout that time he's covered everything from buyer's guides and deals to the latest tech news and reviews.
On the bike, Josh has been riding and racing for over 15 years. He started out racing cross country in his teens back when 26-inch wheels and triple chainsets were still mainstream, but he found favour in road racing in his early 20s, racing at a local and national level for Somerset-based Team Tor 2000. These days he rides indoors for convenience and fitness, and outdoors for fun on road, gravel, 'cross and cross-country bikes, the latter usually with his two dogs in tow.
