Amazon Prime Day may be finished, but these epic deals on MTB and off-road kit from Competitive Cyclist are still live
Competitive Cyclist huge discounts of up to 60% on bikes, parts, helmets and shoes
The Competitive Cyclist 48-hour flash sale that ran in conjunction with the Amazon Prime Day sales has ended, but the huge deals keep coming as the American cycling retailer has handily kept its deals live – and even improved some of them.
Competitive Cyclist has plenty of brilliant offers on everything including bikes, components, clothing, and protection. So no matter what you're after, Competitive Cyclist probably has it. I've had a good rummage through the MTB and off-road cycling deals and picked out the very best below, but best grab them quick as they may not be around for much longer.
Recent updates
Deals checked 15.00 Thursday July 18th
Competitive Cyclist Sale quick deals
- 1. MTB shoes: Five Ten Trailcross. Were
$165, now $99 - 2. Helmet: POC Ventral Air MIPS. Was
$260, now $195 - 3. MTB shoes: Specialized 2FO DH Clip. Were
$169.99, now $49.99 - 4. Clothing: 7Mesh Farside Shorts. Were
$120, now $84 - 5. Sunglasses: Smith Wildcat ChromaPop. Were
$209, now $156 - 6. Protection: G-Form Pro-X3 Knee Guards. Were
$74.99, now $41.50 - 7. Components: Fox Transfer SL Factory Dropper Post. Was
$399, now $299 - 8. Clothing: Fox Ranger Lite Short. Was
$89.95, now $62.99 - 9. Components: SRAM NX Eagle DUB Groupset. Was
$404,now $282.80
Bike deals
Santa Cruz Bicycles Tallboy D: Was $3,599, now $2,500
The Tallboy is an alloy-framed short travel trail or rad downcountry bike. It comes with some of the best mountain bike components from SRAM and RockShox and rolls on WTB wheels. Packing a nice $1,099 discount, it's a superb buy, available in two colorways, but only in L or XL sizing.
Pivot Mach 4 SL Pro XT/XTR 100 Carbon: Was $8,849, now $5,300
The Pivot Mach 4 SL is a top-spec cross-country mountain bike. Its stunning good looks are backed up with a drool-worthy spec and a whopping $3,549 discount, it's sure to be snapped up quickly. Featuring a Shimano XT/XTR drivetrain, Reynolds Blacklabel carbon wheels, and Kashima-coated suspension from Fox it's ready to deliver fast acceleration and nimble handling.
Cervelo Aspero SC: Was $5,000, now $3,750
The Cervelo Aspero is a gravel bike we loved and this superbly fast gravel weapon with aero aesthetics, stunning paintwork, and sweet detailing features quite deservedly in our best gravel bike listings. Constructed using Cervelo All-Carbon frame it features an SRAM Apex XPLR AXS wireless drivetrain and a Carbon Disc wheelset. Two color choices and a load of sizes are currently available.
Pivot Firebird Race XT: Was $6,599, now $4,950
Pivot's big travel enduro race bike has 165mm DW-Link rear travel with Float X air shock paired with the 170mm FOX 38 fork. It's a stunning enduro race bike packed with top-drawer spec including Shimano XT/SLX drivetrain, and DT Swiss wheels. Available in medium to XL sizes with a 25% discount and two color options.
Component and accessory deals
Evoc Neo 16L Protector Hydration Pack: Was $300, now $135
The Evoc MTB pack is full of features but with the integrated Airshield back protector, at this price, it's an absolute steal. Elsewhere it has 360-degree ventilation for comfort, can hold up to a 3L bladder, has a tool compartment and plenty of space for other ride essentials.
SRAM NX Eagle DUB Groupset: Was $404, now $282.80
SRAM's NX Eagle DUB Groupset offers all the performance you'd expect from a SRAM drivetrain. Improved chain retention, simple shifting, and quiet operation at a price point that's easy to swallow.
It includes the crankset, cassette, chain, rear derailleur, shifter, and b-gap adjustment tool. The crankset comes with a 32t, 6mm offset chainring for non-Boost bikes with QR or 12 x 142mm rear hub spacing. The crankset works with just about any frame provided you get the correct bottom bracket (sold separately).
TruVativ Descendant Carbon Eagle DUB Crankset: Was $280, now $140
If you've bought the SRAM NX Eagle groupset above, you may fancy putting the money saved on that into a carbon crankset upgrade. The Truvativ Descendant Carbon Eagle DUB Crankset with Boost spacing will not only shed some grams on your Eagle setup but will give a far more stiffer and durable performance too.
With 50% off at Competitive Cyclist, it's also a brilliant price on a stunning-looking carbon crankset.
Crankbrothers Stamp 7 Pedals: Was $179.99, now $116.99
The Crankbrothers Stamp 7 pedals are some of the best flat mountain bike pedals you can buy. They come in two different sizes for different foot sizes and give a secure fit thanks to the 10 adjustable pins that grab onto your best mountain bike flat shoe sole with ease.
They have a nice discount currently and there is a selection of sizes and colors too.
Osprey Savu Hydration Pack: Was $55, now $27.48
The Savu from Osprey is a winner in the best MTB hydration pack game. The Savu can carry an extra bottle to keep you well-hydrated on your favorite trails. It also has storage capacity for ride essentials, such as a spare tube, CO2, multi-tool, and snacks. Constructed with high-quality bluesign-approved recycled high-tenacity nylon with a PFC-free DWR coating.
RockShox ZEB Select Charger RC 29in Boost Fork: Was $896, now $582.40
The RockShox ZEB is a workhorse enduro and freeride fork ready for big terrain. It features the DebonAir+ spring which sits higher in the travel for control in steep terrain and 38mm stanchions for cornering stability. Travel ranges from 160-190mm and Competitive Cyclist has discounted the fork with various discounts up to 35%.
Specialized Ground Control 2Bliss tires: Were $64.99, now $39.99
The Specialized Ground Control 2Bliss T5 29in tire is perfect for cross-country riding. It features a lightweight, small block tread pattern, and the casing is designed to provide plenty protection puncture protection.
Competitive Cyclist has a 38% discount on this tire and discounts on many other Specialized tires in its range.
Crankbrothers Highline 7 Dropper Seatpost: Was $299.99, now $120
If you're looking for one of the best dropper posts around, then the Crankbrothers Highline 7 is worth checking out. The Highline 7 features high-quality seals and bearings ensuring this post will continue to move smoothly. It's available in a wide range of dropper lengths with various discounts.
Helmet and shoe deals
Endura Hummvee Clipless Shoe: Was $129.95, now $90.95
We are big fans of Scottish brand Endura's Hummvee range and its clipless shoe has been around for years. It's one of the best clipless MTB shoes you can get, and that's now even better with this current 40% discount.
Troy Lee Designs A1 MIPS Helmet: Was $145, now $50.75
Troy Lee Designs A1 MIPS helmet is a lightweight vented enduro helmet that combines protection and airflow. As the name suggests MIPS technology is at the heart of this helmet, and the MIPS system aims to reduce rotational force in crashes. Available in various colorways but now only in S.
POC Axion Race MIPS Helmet: Was $159.95, now $79.98
The POC Axion Race MIPS is packed with features to protect you out on the trail including the brand's patented breakaway peak, designed to break off in a crash and reduce force to the neck.
There is a good range of sizes and colors discounted too.
Smith Forefront 2 Helmet: Was $250, now $150
The Smith Forefront 2 has a comfortable fit and a great look. Smith does loads of interesting color schemes which make this helmet very appealing. Its looks are backed up with plenty of safety features including MIPS and large vents with Koroyd for increased breathability.
Specialized S-Works Recon Lace Shoe: Was $324.99, now $161.99
The Specialized S-Works Recon Lace is one of the best gravel shoes available. It combines the ultra-aggressive S-Works sole and upper with a lace-up closure which delivers superb performance and comfort. There are a good number of sizes across a few colors to choose from at Competitive Cyclist.
The above deals are only for US-based shoppers at Competitive Cyclist so I've added the best mountain bike deals from various retailers in your territory, including the best Amazon Prime Day deals.
Paul Brett joined BikePerfect as a staff writer in 2022. He has been an avid cyclist for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, and he raced mountain bikes for over a decade before injury cut short a glittering career. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a cyclocross track or a downhill mountain bike world championship shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's traveled the world interviewing some of the biggest names in mountain biking and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.
Current rides: Canyon Inflite, Specialized Diverge, Marin Alpine Trail 2