Cyber Monday Garmin deals for mountain biking 2023 – the best prices on cycling computers, smartwatches, and more

Garmin Fenix 7 Solar smartwatch: Was $699.99, now $494.95 at Amazon
The powerhouse Garmin Fenix 7 Solar is one of the best GPS smartwatches around. Packed with all the cycling-specific and fitness-tracking tools you need to take your training to the next level. Excellent battery life is boosted by its solar glass too.

Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Solar: Was $799.99, now $449.99 at Amazon
Garmin’s Fenix smartwatches are regarded as being some of the best all-around multisport watches available.  As well as solar charging the Fenix 6 Pro Solar has tons of features such as crash detection, wrist-base heart, and Pulse Ox sensors as well extras such as Garmin Pay and music storage.

Garmin Instinct: Was $249.99, now $167.65 at Amazon
Garmin's Instinct is a tough smartwatch perfect for not only recording your best mountain bike adventures but all your other outdoor activities. It records lots of other health states too which all sync with Garmin's Connect app so you can keep track of your stats. It is considerably smaller than the more feature-packed watches making it less obtrusive while riding.

Garmin Forerunner 945: Was $499.99, now $299.99 at Walmart
This smartwatch has advanced functions and an enhanced battery life enabling two weeks of use between charges. A raft of cycling functions includes Garmin Coach, detailed mapping, VO2 Max estimates, and much more. Packing a nice 40% discount at Amazon.

Garmin Forerunner 245 Music: Was $349.99,  now $199 at Amazon
An excellent GPS smartwatch with plenty of bike-specific features. It also comes with Garmin Coach and incident detection alerts. For music lovers, the Forerunner 245 Music can sync with the best music streaming services, such as Spotify, to easily store and play your favorite songs right from your watch.

Garmin Enduro 2: Was $1099.99, now $799.99 at Amazon
If your rides and outdoor activities are measured in days rather than hours, the Garmin Enduro is the GPS watch for you. Long battery life and solar charging give the Enduro 2 a claimed 150 hours of GPS recording. It's not just battery life, the Enduro 2 is feature-packed with TopoActive maps, navigation, and health and well-being tracking.

Garmin Edge 1030 Plus: Was $599.99, now $319.99 at Amazon
The Edge 1030 Plus was previously Garmin's top-spec GPS device and although it has now been superseded by the 1040, we think it's still a solid investment. The 1030 Plus boasts a huge 3.5-inch color touchscreen and is packed with functionality to plan and follow your cycling routes and boost your performance performance. MTB dynamics and Trail Forks integration, with every metric you could ever want to track, and a huge battery life make the Garmin Edge 1030 Plus still one of the best cycling computers going.

Garmin Edge 1040 Solar: Was $750, now $699.99 at Jenson USA
Ok so the 7% discount isn't that exciting, but a discount is still a discount if you're looking to get Garmin's latest and greatest GPS device. The 1040 Solar is packed with every training, navigation, and connectivity feature you could imagine. The battery life is huge too, when topped up with solar power it will last up to 35 hours.

Garmin Edge 130 Plus Bundle: Was $249.99, now $199.99 at Amazon
The tiny Garmin Edge 130 Plus is packed with loads of great features like structured workouts right to the device, ClimbPro is brilliant for keeping track of climbing efforts and how long remains on your nemesis climb, and with the included heart rate monitor you can measure your effort. Its weakness is it has very basic GPS navigation tools but it still has incident detection to send your real-time location to emergency contacts should you need help. 

Garmin Edge 830 GPS Cycling Computer Bundle: Was $449.99, now $416.68 at Amazon
The Garmin Edge 830 is a great GPS unit for both trail and road and connects with both Strava and Trailforks. As well as mapping, it's got a ton of useful features and can pair with Shimano Steps e-bike systems. Grab this reduced bundle that includes the super comfy Garmin HRM Dual Heart Rate Monitor.

Garmin Edge 830 Mountain Bike Bundle: Was $469.99, now $369 at Amazon
As part of the Garmin Edge 830's excellent spec, it has a load of MTB features including being able to track things like jump count, jump distance and hang time. You can get it bundled with a Speed Sensor, a Mountain Bike Mount, and a 21% discount.

Tacx Neo 2T Smart Trainer: Was $1,399.99, now $899.99 at Jenson USA
This flagship turbo trainer features stronger magnets for improved ride feel, reduced noise, and vibrations. The trainer is capable of 2,200 watts and is able to measure power with a 1% accuracy. The trainer can simulate inclines of 25%, descent simulation, and even different road surfaces. The Neo 2T has the most realistic ride feel of any turbo trainer.

Garmin Varia UT800 Smart Headlight: Was $149.99, now $99.99 at Jenson USA
The Garmin Varia Smart Headlight helps to create a safer riding environment by adjusting to changing light conditions and is easily paired with compatible cycling computers. The clever technology, as your speed increases, automatically projects far away, as well as projecting the light closer when you slow down. Pair with the Varia rearview radar light for the complete safety package.

Garmin HRM Pro Heart Rate Monitor: Was $129.99, now £98 at Amazon
Garmin's premium chest-based heart rate monitor delivers dual transmission and compatibility with the majority of Garmin's best GPS computers and fitness training apps such as Zwift. It can also store your data when you are out of range or have forgotten your device. It stores heart rate, calories, and intensity minutes and syncs data when back in range.

Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar: Was £780.00, now £579 at Blacks
The Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar is scratch-resistant and ultra-durable, this watch is tested to the U.S military standards for temperature, shock, and water resistance, ensuring it can take a beating while tracking your best mountain bike efforts. Tipping the scales at just 73 grams, this watch is featherweight and has a list of endless features including built-in profiles for a range of activities and sports-specific modes for mountain biking, gravel riding, indoor cycling, and more. We found there is not much the Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar can't do.

Price check: Sigma £610 

Garmin Instinct Solar 2: Was £249.99, now £182 at Amazon
Just as rugged as its predecessor, and currently cheaper, the updated Garmin Instinct Solar 2 comes with advanced and customizable features and solar charging. We gave the Garmin Instinct Solar 2 top marks in our review, as an excellent smartwatch, and comes highly recommended, with a 24% discount bonus too.

Garmin Instinct Solar: Was £319.99, now £179.99 at Amazon
Garmin's Instinct Solar is a tough smartwatch perfect for not only recording your mountain bike rides but all your other outdoor activities. It records lots of other health states too which all sync with Garmin's Connect app so you can keep track of your stats. Solar charging means much longer runtimes too.

Garmin Edge 530: Was £259.99, now £199 at Sigma
The Garmin Edge 530 GPS cycling computer offers dynamic performance monitoring and insights that make it one of the best GPS computers for mountain biking. It features MTB dynamics like track jump count, jump distance and hang time as well as Grit, a measure of the ride’s difficulty, and Flow, which tracks the smoothness of your descending. Performance monitoring provides insights into your VO2 max, recovery, training load focus, nutrition, and hydration.

Price check: Decathlon £219.99

Garmin Edge 130 Plus: Was £169.99, now £119 at Amazon
The Garmin Edge 130 Plus might be Garmin's entry-level computer but don't let that, or its super small appearance put you off. We found it to be packed with loads of great features like structured workouts right to the device, ClimbPro is brilliant for keeping track of climbing efforts and how long remains on your nemesis climb. There are GPS navigation tools, and it even has incident detection and assistance features to send your real-time location to emergency contacts should you need help.

Garmin Edge 830: Was £349.00, now £249 at Sigma
The Garmin Edge 830 is a responsive, convenient, compact, and aerodynamic touchscreen GPS cycling computer that is packed with useful features for the best gravel bike riding and MTB. You can use the Edge 830 to create your own routes directly on the device with advanced navigation capabilities that help you ride like a local with off-road maps and route recalculation. Additional safety features have also been added and there are a whole host of customizable options that can be accessed via the Garmin Connect IQ Store.

Price check: Decathlon £299

Garmin Varia RTL515 Rearview Radar and Tail Light: Was £162.50, now £129.99 at Amazon
You'll wonder why it took you so long to get the Garmin Varia RTL515 Rearview Radar and Tail Light. This is without a doubt one of the best lights for night riding on the market. The Varia works with most Garmin bike computers or smartphones and provides sound and vibration alerts, plus bold graphics to inform you of the speed and position of any vehicles that are approaching. Its sensor stretches to 140 meters and has a visibility range of up to a mile. I use this myself and can't recommend it enough.

Price check: Wiggle £129.99

Garmin HRM Pro Heart Rate Monitor: Was £119.99, now £97.95 at Amazon
Garmin's premium chest-based heart rate monitor delivers dual transmission and compatibility with the majority of Garmin's best GPS computers and fitness training apps such as Zwift. Additional features include the ability to store your data when you are out of range or have forgotten your device. It stores heart rate, calories, and intensity minutes and syncs data when back in range.

Price check: Garmin £119.99

Garmin Varia UT800 Smart Headlight Trail Edition: Was £149.99, now £121 at Chain Reaction
The Garmin Varia is one of the best mountain bike lights, featuring a powerful 800-lumen output that will light and enable you to stay visible when riding in the dark. It is compatible with the Edge range of computers and offers 270 degrees of visibility and an 8-hour battery life.

Garmin HRM-Dual Heart Rate Monitor: Was £59.99, now £44 at Sigma
Garmin's budget-friendly HRM Dual Heart Rate Monitor is designed to be linked to the best GPS cycling computers. Transmitting real-time data using ANT+ or Bluetooth, it's simple to connect to your device. Garmin also says it'll always stay in place, be so comfortable you'll forget you are wearing it and has up to 3 years of battery life.