Black Friday is 27 November, with Cyber Monday on 30 November. Here's how to avoid paying over the odds, and the kit we're keeping an eye on.
The year's biggest cuts land in late November. Star what you want now.
Nothing standout this week. Prices move, so check Amazon's live deals below.
Amazon often starts its offers days or even weeks before Black Friday itself, so the best price is not always on the day. Deal Watch above lists offers we spot, with the date we saw them.
Check the price history. A tracker such as Keepa or CamelCamelCamel shows what a product has cost over the past months. If the "deal" price matches last month's price, it isn't one.
Ignore the crossed-out price. It is often a list price that few shops ever charged.
Check who sells it. Sold and dispatched by Amazon is the simplest. A marketplace seller can be fine, but check the reviews and the returns terms.
Some listings cover several versions at different prices. Garmin computers, for example, are sold with different map regions. Read the title and the variant picker before you buy.
This is our view, not a promise. We can't tell you which prices will fall, and nobody outside Amazon can.
Kit you need for the dark months, like lights and chain lube, is worth buying when you need it. The saving on a cheap item is small next to the cost of riding without it.
For big purchases, such as a trainer, a power meter or a bike computer, it's worth tracking the price now and waiting to see what November brings.
One pick per job. Tap through to see today's price, and compare it with the price history before you buy.
Cyclingnews' best overall smart trainer for 2026.
Check price on AmazonSkip if you want the very best road feel: the KICKR (v6) costs a lot more.
A small driver for stem and bar bolts.
Check price on AmazonSkip if you need to torque cranks or lockrings: that's a higher range.
Cycling Weekly's best front light after testing 30+ lights.
Check price on AmazonSkip if you only ride lit roads: a smaller light will do.
BikeRadar calls it a brilliant little unit for riders who don't want a touchscreen.
Check price on AmazonSkip if you want a big touchscreen: look at the Garmin Edge 840.
Cyclingnews' pick for most people in most situations.
Check price on AmazonSkip if you want the most carbs per gel: look at the Beta Fuel.
BikeRadar's best wet lube, which is what a UK winter needs.
Check price on AmazonSkip if you mostly ride dry roads: a dry lube runs cleaner.
Cycling Weekly's best value floor pump.
Check price on AmazonSkip if you want the most accurate gauge: look at the SKS Air-X-Plorer.
BikeRadar's best overall power meter.
Check price on AmazonSkip if you're on a tighter budget: the Assioma Duo is BikeRadar's best budget pick.
Based on: Amazon UK Today's Deals. Links to Amazon are affiliate links.