Five of the best Wiggle Black Friday deals that are still available today

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Wiggle Black Friday
Wiggle Black Friday

The sales bonanza that is Black Friday may be over and done with for another year, but there are still deals left over from the big day in the run-up to Cyber Monday.

Retailers were always going to be hard-pressed to sell all of their discounted items in one day, so the sales have continued through the weekend, and we've found the best of them and compiled them across Cyclingnews.

While some items will be limited in size and colour, we've done our best to find a wide range of good deals that aren't just limited to XXS size or garish colourways. Here, we bring you the best Black Friday hangover deals that Wiggle have to offer.

Keep reading for the roundup of discounts and check around Cyclingnews for the latest Cyber Monday deals. If you want more deals from Wiggle, we've started compiling the best Wiggle Cyber Monday savings. In addition, we've already compiled a list of the best remaining Black Friday deals available in the USA, as well as those available in the UK, while our Cyber Monday bikes hub has deals on everything cycling-related, from lights to shoes and kids' bikes.

Wiggle Black Friday UK

Muc-Off Matt Finish Care Kit | 40% off
Was £29.99 | Now £17.99
Keep your frame looking good as new with this Muc-Off care kit, featuring Nano Tech bike cleaner, Matt Finish detailer, a microcell sponge and microfibre cloth. The bike cleaner is completely biodegradable and free from harmful solvents, and is even safe to use with disc rotors and brake pads.View Deal

dhb Men's Merino Base Layer | 25% off
dhb Women's Merino Base Layer | 25% off
Was £45.00 | Now £33.50
It's not a bad time of year to be picking up a long-sleeve merino base layer at full price, so to get one with a 25% saving is only going to help our pockets in the run-up to Christmas.View Deal

Kask Valegro helmet | 44% off
Was £179.00 | Now £99.00
This is the best price we've ever seen on this product in the UK. This light and airy helmet has been worn to Grand Tour success by Team Ineos, and it's a great all-rounder for cyclists of all disciplines.View Deal

Castelli Velocissimo ROS Jacket | 30% off
Was £190.00 | Now £133.00
This one's proven a particularly popular deal over the Black Friday weekend, but thankfully it seems Wiggle stocked up, as they still have plenty available. View Deal

Garmin Edge 520 Plus | 25% off
Was £199.99 | Now £149.99
The Edge 520 Plus comes with advanced mapping and a better processor than its predecessor, and it's available here with 25% off. Although, if Wiggle were to sell out, the same deal is also available at Amazon.

Wiggle Black Friday USA

dhb Aeron Winter Weight Merino Sock | 20% off
Was $16.50 | Now $13.20
These Merino wool socks from dhb are a great way to keep your toes toasty this winter. You can have them in any of eight colours and all sizes.View Deal

Science in Sport GO Electrolyte drink | 45% off
Was $37.00 | Now $19.99
Whether you're racing indoors on Zwift, following a TrainerRoad program, racing cyclocross or churning out the winter base miles, you should be fuelling that work with the appropriate nutrition. Energy powders can add up to a pretty expensive menu del dia, so take advantage of this Cyber Monday Wiggle deal. View Deal

dhb Men's Merino Base Layer | 25% off
dhb Women's Merino Base Layer | 25% off
Was $56.00 | Now $42.00
It's not a bad time of year to be picking up a long-sleeve merino base layer at full price, so to get one with a 25% saving is only going to help our pockets in the run-up to Christmas.View Deal

Assos UMA GT Summer LS Jersey | 51% off
Was $121.00 | Now $59.04
Stocks are getting low on this one, such is the popularity, but if you act fast, you'll grab yourself some great Assos clothing with more than half off. View Deal

dhb Aeron FLT Roubaix Bib Tight | 29% off at Wiggle
Was $115.00 | Now $81.00
Proving incredibly popular over the Black Friday weekend, these bib tights are a brilliant value-for-money option and they arrived just in time for winter. View Deal

Today's best Cyber Monday deals

Today's cycling-related highlights from the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. For even more, view our guide to the best Cyber Monday bike deals where you'll find on all things cycling, including bikes, helmets, clothing and more.

Today's best deals: USA

Today's best deals: UK

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