Amazon Prime Day deals are now on, with discounts and bargains from the likes of Muc-Off, Fox, Royal Racing, Park Tool and more
Amazon’s Prime Day deals are back, the sales start on July 8 and feature four bumper days of deals for Prime customers. And it really is worth joining in if you’re after mountain bike kit and clothing, because there are some great buys hidden in amongst the mountains of junk you really don’t want.
That’s where we come in, Amazon has been running Prime Day for 10 years and I’ve been searching out deals since 2017 – I know a good deal when I see one then and, just as importantly, bad deals to avoid. The plan this year is to seek out the best clothing, footwear and MTB gear deals out there, and cast the net wider to include all the bike brands and shop who run sales alongside the Big Deal Days.
Oh yes, it’s not just Amazon that has some cracking deals around this summer, I’ve found some wicked products out there from …. … . I know plenty of us wait for Amazon Prime Day to get the best prices on stuff, or stock up on perishables like socks, shoes and tyre sealant, so now’s the time to let rip.
*Updated July 10th with new deals for e-bikes and bike workstands at Decathlon, and a bike repair stand from Amazon.
Amazon Prime Day 2025, October 8-11
Prime Day is a very exclusive shopping experience for Amazon Prime members only, meaning pretty much anyone on the planet can get access… maybe not so exclusive then. You do have to subscribe to Jeff’s Prime service then I’m afraid, which is £8.99 a month in the UK or £14.99 in the US.
If you’re lucky enough not to have used Prime’s 30 day free trial period you can get into here though. It also still gives you access to shows like Heads of State, Clarkson’s Farm and Countdown (apparently the third most popular streaming telly on Prime) just remember to cancel or it’ll roll over into a paid membership.
Not on Prime? Used up your free sub last time around? Don’t despair, there are great deals around – possibly even better deals – from the likes of Tredz, Rapha, Backcountry, Cyclestore, Tweeks, Blacks, Competitive Cyclist, Decathlon, Trek USA and loads more.
Best Prime Days offers – Staff picks
Rockrider E-EXPL 520S | Save £500 at Decathlon
Was £2,999, now £2,499
Decathlon’s Rockrider E-EXPL 520S e-bike defied our expectations when we tested it, delivering genuinely good performance and brilliant value for money. That was at full price, but it’s now even better value thanks to this Prime Day sale, with £500 the regular price. Key features include a Brose Drive T motor with 70Nm torque, a 500Wh removable battery, and hydraulic disc brakes to give you total control. Get one of the best budget electric bikes you can buy for under £3k at a bargain price. Available in Flame Red, but only S and XL sizing.
Decathlon Easywork III Foldable Bike Workstand | Save 15% at Decathlon
Was £36.99, now £29.99
Perfect for DIY mechanics, the Decathlon Easywork III Foldable Bike Workstand will kickstart your home workshop without breaking the bank. It’s foldable for storage, rated for bikes up to 30kg, has an adjustable clamp, and a magnetic tool tray so you don’t lose any vital bits, and it’s a ridiculous £29.99 right now at Decathlon.
Park Tool PCS-10.3 Deluxe Home Mechanic Repair Stand | Save £28.60
Was £189.99, now £161.39
Park Tools is the biggest name in the business, and this PCS-10.3 home repair stand is a sturdy unit that should last a lifetime, saving you loads of cash in the process. It’s stable even for working on an e-bike, and uses solid, durable materials. With 15% off, now is the perfect time to upgrade your home workshop.
72% off Royal Racing Apex Race Pants! Was £124.99, now £34.99
I’ve not ridden these Apex Pants from Royal Racing, but the brand has a strong reputaion for durability and comfort, and these certainly look the part. Built for trail, enduro, and downhill riding, these pants feature a water- and dirt-resistant four-way stretch fabric for maximum flexibility. The material also claims to wicks moisture effectively, and the design includes zippered pockets on each thigh.
29% off Park Tool Torque Wrench! Was £126.99, now £90
Park is one of the most respected and well known tool brands in the world, and you’ll find its products lining pro workshops its US home to London, and everywhere in between. At torque wrench isn’t something you want to buy more than once, so you’ll want something with a lifetime warranty and great build quality, both of which you’ll find here. It’ll cover 4Nm-15Nm, perfect for anything on the bike.
20% off Apple Airtag! Was £32, now £28
The Apple Airtag is one of the easiest ways of keeping track of your bike’s location, it’s easy to hide on a bike (try the fork steerer) and the battery lasts a really long time for something so small. It’s also given my partner peace of mind, adding a level of safety when I’m riding by myself. Buy one for £28, or there are blundles of two, three or four with even better discounts
35% off Fox Union mountain bike shoes! Was £129.99, now £84.99
The Fox Union shoe has only been around for two years, but it proved an instant success thanks to its really grippy sole, easy to clean upper, and good fit and sizing. It’s lasted well too. As good as a Five Ten Freerider Pro? Some of us at mbr certainly think so, making this deal an absolute sitter, especailly as it’s actually available in normal sizes – no 13s here. Read the full review.
9% off Cycplus Electric Bike Pump! Was £79.99, now £72.96
These tiny electric bike pumps are the perfect gadget to stash in the car, or your pack, in case you need to top up your pressure or suffer a flat. No need to carry a track pump in the boot! This one from Cyclpus won the Eurobike trade show award in 2023, and it’s currently 15% off.
50% off Muc-Off C3 Ceramic chain lube! Was £19.99, now £9.93
Muc-Off’s Ceramic lube is expensive stuff normally, but with Amazon’s half price deal it’s something of a bargain. And, like all the best mountain chain lubes going, it’ll keep your drivetrain from grinding itself into dust, and increase your pedalling efficiency too.
Quick Links
USA
- REI – massive sales on MTB kit
- Competitive Cyclist – up to 60% off bikes, parts, helmets, and shoes
- Mini pump: Cannondale Dirt Mini Pump. Was $48, now $39.95 at Amazon
- Smartwatch: Garmin Forerunner 945. Was $599.99, now $369.00 at Walmart
- Tubeless valves: Peaty’s X Chris King MK2. Were $33.99, now $26.60 at Amazon
- MTB grips: ODI Bjorn grips. Were $32.95, now $22.25 at Amazon
- Saddle: Ergon SM Comp. Was $99.95, now $67.82 at Amazon
- Flat MTB shoes: Fox Union Flat. Were $149.99, now $127.99 at Amazon
- Action camera: GoPro HERO10 Black. Was $449.99, now $199.99 at Amazon
- Hydration pack: Camelbak Hydrobak Light 1.5L. Was $50, now $36 at Amazon
- Headphones: Shokz OpenFit: Was $179.95, now $124.95 at Amazon
UK
- GoPro at Amazon – up to 38% off
- Garmin at Amazon – up to 36% off
- Fitbit at Amazon – up to 27% off
- Tredz – massive savings on bikes, clothing, helmets, shoes, components and accessories
- Portable washer: Worx Hydroshot. Was £199.99, now £129.99 at Amazon
- Sunglasses: Rockbros Photochromic Sports Sunglasses. Were £25.99, now £20.79 at Amazon
- Tubeless valves: Muc-Off Tubeless Presta Valves. Were £24.99, now £16.30 at Amazon
- Flat pedals: Crankbrothers Stamp 7. Were £169.99, now £113.99 at Amazon
- MTB grips: ODI Bjorn grips. Were £27.99, now £23.39 at Freewheel
- Smartwatch: Garmin Fenix 7X Solar. Was £619.99, now £416.99 at Amazon
- Bike cleaning: Muc-Off 8 in 1 Cleaning Kit. Was £49.99, now £32.39 at Amazon
- Water bottle: Camelbak Chute Mag. Was £19, now £11.99 at Amazon
- Headphones: Shokz OpenRun Pro. Were £159.95, now £109 at Amazon
The best Amazon Prime Day mountain bike deals in the US
30% off CamelBak Podium Flow 2 Waist Pack! Was $55, now $44
The CamelBak Podium Flow 2 is one of the simplest hip packs you get get: there’s space for a water bottle, essential tools, snacks and food and that’s about it. Perfect then if you like to travel light or you’re just out for a quick one. If you need more storage there’s the CamelBak Repack, which is also on sale right now for $80. Read our full review of the CamelBak Repack.
30% off Santa Cruz Hightower C R! Was $4,799, now $3,349
The Hightower is Santa Cruz’s do it all trail bike, it pedals great, descends with confidence and poise and it’s just a great fun bike for pretty much everything I want. This isn’t the most recent version mind, meaning it’s slightly better at pedalling and not quite as good on the descents… but that’s no bad thing for some of us! Read our review of the Santa Cruz Hightower
47% off Fox Tailgate cover! Was $200, now $97.73
The Fox Tailgate cover is for riders who want to shuttle, it comes in two sizes to best fit your truck, is available in black or camo, and there’s even a flap so you can still access the trailgate handle. It’ll take up to five bikes, and the material is rugged and wipe clean to protect your bikes and itself.
50% off 100% Teratec kneepads! Was $69, now $34.50
The 100% Teratec is a great kneepad for long legged riders, or those who hate the idea of that thigh gap showing. It’s super long, comfy to wear and the softshell kneecap does a great job protecting you in a crash. At just over $30 it’s an absolute steal. Read our review of the 100% Teratec kneepad.
15% off Fox Union Flat mountain bike shoes! Were $149.95, now $127.99
Lightweight, easy to clean, quick drying with great fit and excellent grip – that was our verdict on the Fox Union Flat shoes when we reviewed them last year. They’re only available in ‘mocha’ at this price, so if you like chocolatey coffee take a look.
Garmin Edge 1030 Plus bundle! Was $699.99, now $389.99
The Garmin Edge 1030 Plus is one of the most highly rated GPS bike computers out there with easy navigation, a 3.5″ color touchscreen display, training guidance and structured sessions if you wish, and every metric you’ll ever need. Read Cycling Weekly’s five star review here.
14% off Peaty’s Complete Bicycle Cleaning Brush Set! Was $44.99, now $38.91
If you’re going to clean your mountain bike you might as well do it with high quality brushes designed by British downhill legend Steve Peat. These brushes are designed specifically for MTBs and are eco-friendly to beat.
The best Amazon Prime Day mountain bike deals in the UK
42% off DJI Osmo Action 3 Outdoor Combo! Was £289, now £169
The DJI Osmo Action has some amazing stats that could well make it a GoPro beater: it shoots 4K footage at 120fps and will film for a claimed 320 minutes with just the two supplied batteries. We’ve used this camera on a DJI drone and the quality is excellent while battery life is as good as claimed. This bundle includes a chesty mount, helmet mount and those two batteries.
65% off High5 Energy Gels! Was £26.99, now £9.32
High5 has been pumping out great quality gels for decades now, you get a huge 23g dump of carbs delivered to your legs with just 91 calories. It’s totally natural too, uses real fruit juice, no artificial sweetners or colours, and personally I find it doesn’t irritate my gut.
16% off Maxxis Assegai Dual Compound tyres! Was £42.99, now £35.99
The Maxxis Assegai was designed as a dry tyre for dusty conditions, but I’ve found it works great in mud and slop too, making it a brilliant all-season option. This isn’t the premium triple-compound with really soft side lugs, but it’ll still be very grippy with 60a shoulder rubber and the Assegai’s great lug bite. Read our review of the Maxxis Assegai.
44% off Muc-Off Punk Powder! Was £26.99, now £14.99
Muc-Off Punk Powder is the brand’s signature Nano Tech cleaner in powder form. Add water to a sache and make 1L of the stuff, meaning get this deal and you’ve got your hands on 4L of soapy suds… just enough to see you through this drizzly summer. Not only is it cheaper to buy Muc-Off this way, it’s better for the environment too as you’re not wasting plastic.
Up to 35% off Fox Transfer dropper post! Was £379, now from £246.59
Fox’s Transder post is one of my favourites because it’s just so reliable. Air loss is kept to a minimum thanks to its brilliant sealing, and you can rebuild the entire thing at home, unlike plenty of dropper. And, come on, the gold looks dope too. The Sigma deal here is for only a few of the smaller diamter sizes, but that’s easily fixed with a shim to make it fit any frame.
57% off VEL floor pump! Was £30, now £12.89
The VEL floor pump costs £12. Twelve pounds. That’s it. It’s not a cool brand, most of us will never have heard of it, but at this price it’s just terrific value. The dial looks enormous, the hose plenty long enough, and you get a smarthead to instantly switch from Presta to Schrader.
16% off M-Part Torque Wrench! Was £59.99, now £49.99
A torque wrench is a vital part of my toolkit, in these days of T-type mechs, carbon bars and dinky little bolts for your cockpit controls it pays not to over-tighten anything on your bike. The M-Part has everything you need, M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10 and T25 sockets.
35% off Worx WG620E.4 Hydroshot Cordless Portable Pressure Washer! Was £199.99, now £129.99
We’ve rated the Worx Hydroshot as one of the best mobile pressure washers on the market as it’s powerful, lightweight and easy to use. And with a £70 reduction it currently offers pretty good value too!
Save £150 on a Garmin Fenix 7 smartwatch! Was £499.99, now £349.99
Garmin’s Fenix 7 is one of the best smartwatches for mountain bikers currently available. The version currently with 30% off on Amazon has all the features of Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar we rated highly. The only thing missing is sun-powered battery!
27% off SIS energy gels! Was £51, now £38
Running out of energy mid-ride is no fun, to avoid running out of steam the quickest way to fuel up is via a gel, like the SIS Beta Fuel. Why this one? Bang for buck, there aren’t many gels to touch this one for the sheer quantity of carbs it delivers, with 40g of the stuff per gel. Our sister site Cycling Weekly named SIS its best gel for quick fuelling. Read Cycling Weekly’s review of the SIS Beta here.
30% off Bryton 420 Wireless Computer! Was £99.99, now £69.54
The Bryton 420 is absolutely spot on if you’re looking for a bargain way to log your rides, navigate the trails, or track your fitness. It’s easy to set up, a doddle to use, looks great with a clear screen, and the battery life is impressive too. Read Cycling Weekly’s review of the Bryton 420.
17% off Feedback Sports Team Edition Tool Kit! Was £300, now £249
We scored the Feedback Sports Team Edition Tool Kit 9/10 when we reviewed it so it’s good! It’s highly portable and has a great selection of tools for any trail centre car park tinkering
When does Amazon Prime Day run from?
Amazon Prime Day runs from July 8 2025, starting at midnight tonight
When does Prime Day officially end?
All Amazon prime Day deals are scheduled to end at 11:59pm on 11th July, whichever time zone you’re in.
Do I need to be a member of Amazon Prime to take advantage of deals?
Yes, you do, but fret not if you’re not already a member, because it’s easy to get a free 30-day membership specifically for the event, and then cancel it before you start getting charged. To take advantage of this 30-day free Amazon Prime offer, click here.
Are these the only Amazon Prime Day dates?
In the last couple of years Amazon has also had a similar Prime Day event in October. Outside of the Amazon bubble, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are always significant dates for bargain hunters, and this year they will fall on the 28th November and 1st December respectively. Of course loads of mountain bike retailers have their own sales events, so I also like to keep an eye on those and pull out the best deals for you.