Enjoy Cycling Bargains—on Locks, Socks, and More—Amazon's Post Prime Big Deals Continue.

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In case you didn't have a chance to shop Amazon's sales extravaganza—Prime Big Deal Days—no worries! Even though the event wrapped up yesterday, there are still lots of great deals to check out today. It's not too late to tackle some early holiday shopping and grab those items you've been eyeing up for yourself.

Need a bike lock, a multitool, or what about a bike basket for those easy weekend rides into town for groceries? There are plenty of cycling steals—on everything from apparel to tools to shoes at up to 43 percent off—so read on for our expert-recommended buys and fill your cart with finds.

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What: Amazon’s second big sales event for 2023: Prime Big Deal Days

When: Tuesday, October 10 and Wednesday, October 11

How: You will need Amazon Prime to shop the deals that are exclusively for Amazon Prime members. Sign up here for Prime or start a free trial if you aren't already a member.

Why: To get some holiday shopping done early plus find any bargains for yourself!

Not sure where to dig in? We reached out to our Bicycling test editors for their top picks. They have access to loads of products each year so they know the stuff you’ll want to spend your money on—and the items you can pass on by.

This is what they say is worth your money.

Shop all of Amazon’s Big Deal Day cycling deals here

Tara Seplavy’s Picks

Heritage Helmet

Thousand’s helmets are loved by commuters, city riders, and recreational cyclists for their retro-styling and wide selection of colors. Additionally, Thousand is an Asian-American and woman-owned small business founded to help save the lives of riders. Prices vary based on size and color.

Topeak SmartGauge D2

A digital tire pressure gauge is a great addition to any cyclist’s tool box. A pressure gauge helps ensure consistent pressure between bike pumps.

This is helpful for cyclocross and mountain bike racing when you want to be precise about your PSI, and also important for fat bike tires using extremely low tire pressures.

Stamp1 Pedals

The Stamp flat pedals are a great upgrade for riders who need extra grip or better weight distribution of their feet on the pedal body. Available in small (shoe sizes 5-10) and large (10-15) sizes, the Stamp 1 has a lightweight composite body, replaceable pins, and a combination of sealed bearings and Igus bushings for durability.

Tubeless Valves

When was the last time you checked your tubeless valves? If you answered with “I’m supposed to check my tubeless valves?” then you probably need to replace them.

Tubeless sealant often clogs up the tubeless valve stem and core, making it hard to add pressure or top-up tire sealant. Muc-Off’s anodized valves add some color to your bike and the valve cap has an integrated valve core removal tool.

Matt Phillips’s Picks

10-Pack CR2032 3.0 Volt Coin Cell Batterie

You can always use CR2032 batteries! Power meters, heart rate straps, cadence sensors, speed sensors, SRAM AXS shifters…the list goes on. Always good to have a pack of these on hand.

Regime

This shoe has it all for road and indoor riding. It’s light, with a stiff carbon-fiber sole, and three bolt (Delta) cleat mounting slots for more fitting options. Dual Boa dial closures are micro adjustable and very secure, while synthetic uppers offer a snug fit and breathe well.

GP5000 700x32 Clincher

Conti’s GP5000 is a light, fast rolling tire with superb durability (for a race tire). With these on, your bike will roll more efficiently, especially in this 32mm size, which floats over bumps better than a narrower tire.

Note that this particular example is not tubeless compatible.

Pack n Pedal Basket

Bike baskets are the best. You can carry more stuff on your bike so you can use your bike more. And isn’t more time on the bike what we all want? The Pack n Pedal is generously sized yet not overwhelmingly huge (33.9 x 18.3 x 16.5 inches) and attaches to most front and rear racks.

Keeper Bike Lock

This medium-security lock from Kryptonite incorporates a moderately long chain (47 inches). Chains are more flexible than U-Lock shackles, allowing for more locking options. It’s 4-digit resettable combination has 10,000 possible codes and this coils compactly for easy carrying.

Gabe Ortiz’s Picks

Bicycle Repair Bag & Bicycle Tire Pump

Make a great equipment investment with a set of bicycle related tools. This set, which includes a multi-tool, tire levers, pump, and a few extra added bits, has most of the tools for easy quick fixes that many cyclists take on themselves.

Reflective Cycling Socks

These smart, functional, and performance-oriented socks do double duty, keeping your feet dry courtesy of moisture-wicking material and, more importantly, ensure you’re seen while out on the road due to a reflective print. No batteries required!

Tailgate Pad

The Evoc Tailgate Pad is my go-to when protecting my tailgate from potential scratches and dents. The Cordura-like material is resilient and helps to prevent any mildew from developing. Price varies by size and color.

Tempo Powerstrap

This is one of my favorite shoes to use mainly because of the slipper-style feeling most riders enjoy when using this cleat. Stiff yet comfy. Prices vary based on size and style.

Adam Schram’s Picks

M19 Multitool

This multitool is great for anyone who likes to be a little overprepared on every ride. There are 19 different tools folded into a sleek design, including some uncommon odds and ends like a chain tool with cleverly built-in spoke wrenches. Even if you don’t use every tool here, it’s a simple enough package that you won’t feel too encumbered.

Sport Mechanic Repair Stand

It can feel pretty liberating to work on your own bike at home, especially when you have a chance to graduate beyond flipping it over onto its handlebars and saddle. This Feedback Sports stand folds up neatly, has 23 inches of height adjustment, and allows for 360-degree rotation of its seatpost clamp.

Workshop TL-BR002 Bleed kit

If bleeding Shimano brakes by yourself seems like a daunting task, fret not: The process is much more intuitive than with other brands, and all it takes is having the right equipment. This full kit is capable of servicing any Shimano hydraulics you have in your arsenal—so do yourself a favor and knock another pricey repair bill off your maintenance budget.

Shox Digital Shock Pump

I always recommend splurging a little and getting a digital shock pump if you can, especially if you ride a full-suspension mountain bike. Dialing your fork and shock pressure down to the individual PSI is a game-changer when it comes to optimizing your suspension’s performance, and my bike shop has always had several of these FOX pumps handy for that reason.

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