Prime Day 2024 is officially over but there are still some biking bargains to be had

Updated: 01 August 2024

Amazon Prime Day 2024 is now over, meaning most of the discounts from the online retailer for Prime members have disappeared.

Some of the special prices have hung around though, so you can still bag a bargain on certain products – see the list below.

Otherwise, you’ll have to wait until Black Friday this November for the next big Amazon sale event.

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Best Prime Day deals still running after the event

Cleaning and Maintenance Deals

Muc-Off Nano-Tech Bike Cleaner 5 litres

40% off

Rrp: $59.99

Price: $49.31

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evo

$12.74

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Backcountry.com

$13.59

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Outdoor Gear Exchange

$16.99

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DICK'S Sporting Goods

$16.99

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Muc-Off 5 Piece Brush Set

36% off

Rrp: $36.99

Price: $33.23

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evo

$27.74

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Outdoor Gear Exchange

$34.99

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Walmart

$36.99

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Jenson USA

$36.99

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Muc-Off All Weather Motorcycle chain lube

37% off

Price: $23.92

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Walmart

$21.99

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Karcher K 2 Power Control Pressure Washer

20% off

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Muc-Off Motorcycle chain cleaner

35% off

Price: $25.48

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Apple AirTag 4 Pack

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Walmart

$169.33

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Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2

48% off

Price: $32.21

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Walmart

$36.95

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Tested by Ben Clarke for 3 months

“You’ve probably not heard of Reapp – and nor had we until recently – but the deals on their disc locks are hard to ignore, especially in Amazon sale events.

“At full price, the Reapp costs £32.99 and for that money you’d probably go for a brand you’ve heard of like Oxford who have alarmed disc locks in this price range.

“But when it’s on offer at Amazon for as little as £23.99, it can look very tempting. So tempting, in fact, that we bought one.

“The first thing you notice as you take the lock out of the packaging is that it is incredibly light. The whole top casing is made of thin cast metal and is pretty much hollow apart from the alarm circuitry. It doesn’t fill you with confidence.

“The bottom section is made from solid metal but has such a cheap and scratchy finish that I initially thought it was made of plastic.

“It’s not all bad, though, as the alarm sound is genuinely ear-splitting. It’s high-pitched and very loud and would definitely demand attention if someone was trying to steal your bike.

“If you have a good-quality disc lock already without an alarm then the Reapp would make a good addition to your security armoury and it’s definitely better than nothing at all but if you have the budget there are better-quality options out there.”