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Early Black Friday cycling deals at Chain Reaction Cycles & Amazon

We've still got over a week and a half to the big day of deals, but that's not stopping Amazon & CRC getting the deals in...
by Elliot Johnston
Tue, Nov 15, 2016 17:30
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Black Friday's not here yet but if you head over to Amazon or Chain Reaction Cycles you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise.

Both of these enormous retailers - top in their respective markets (Chain Reaction's being cycling, and Amazon's being, well, everything) - are already filling their web pages with stunning deals that are barely seeing out the day before being used up.

Time is of the essence. While we've got some advice for taking advantage of Amazon's deals a little earlier than other people, unfortunately we can't give you any advantages with Chain Reaction Cycles, you're on your own.

If your one of Amazon's Prime members - that's the e-retailer's subscription model that gives you perks like free shipping and access to the company's streaming service - you'll have extra early access to the deals.

Don't despair if you're a lowly Amazon standard user, you can sign up for a free Amazon Prime 30-day trial by following the link below. Not only will the upgrade give you early access to all of the deals you're soon to read about, you'll be able to use all of the other Amazon perks for the duration of your trial.

>Sign up to Amazon Prime here

There are some great deals waiting for you here, and there'll be plenty more in the days to come. Keep an eye on the release time for the Amazon deals, though, we wouldn't want you to miss out.

 

Chain Reaction Cycles early Black Friday cycling deals

67% off Lezyne's KTV Drive Light Set
WAS £29.99 | NOW £9.99

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64% off Endura's Photon Waterproof
WAS £69.99 | NOW £24.99

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63% off De Marchi's Stripe Jersey
WAS £79.99 | NOW £29.99

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52% off DT Swiss's R24 Spline Wheelset
WAS £209.99 | NOW £99.99

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48% off Raleigh's 2016 RX Elite Cyclo X Bike
WAS £799.99 | NOW £419.99

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45% off oneten's Tempo Bib Shorts
WAS £54.99 | NOW £29.99

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44% off Skins' Cycle Tremola Due Jersey
WAS £90.00 | NOW £49.99

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39% off Fizik Aliante R3 K:ium Saddle
WAS £139.99 | NOW £84.99

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Amazon early Black Friday cycling deals

Pro-Bike Tool's Mini Road Bike Pump
DEAL STARTS at 7.35pm (7.05pm for Prime members)

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FIRELION's Power+ Gel Foam Cycling Gloves
DEAL STARTS at 8.00pm (7.30pm for Prime members)

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VeloChampion's Buty! Road Bike Inner Tubes
DEAL STARTS at 8.55am (8.25am for Prime members)

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gbzpto | 8 years ago
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Because its a paid advert disguise as an article

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jasecd | 8 years ago
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With regards to Amazon, I'll say it again - how about you promote a business that pays some tax and doesn't shirk their moral and social responsibilities? 

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drjohn replied to jasecd | 8 years ago
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jasecd wrote:

With regards to Amazon, I'll say it again - how about you promote a business that pays some tax and doesn't shirk their moral and social responsibilities? 

You click through and it supports production of "free" online cycling-related articles, paid for by Amazon and 100% tax deductable. Is that a worthy cause? Or let's put it another way, what does your government do for cyclists with the tax take?

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juniper bushes replied to jasecd | 8 years ago
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jasecd wrote:

With regards to Amazon, I'll say it again - how about you promote a business that pays some tax and doesn't shirk their moral and social responsibilities? 

 

 

CYCLISTS DON'T PAY TAXES!!!

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urbane replied to jasecd | 8 years ago
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jasecd wrote:

With regards to Amazon, I'll say it again - how about you promote a business that pays some tax and doesn't shirk their moral and social responsibilities? 

Collectivist nonsense; Amazon provides a useful supplier and marketplace service, any more tax they pay will inevitably lead to higher prices for customers.  The only real public responsibilities are to not break base Common Law and to treat other people decently.

I value Amazon because I can buy direct and marketplace goods which are either not available elsewhere or are more affordable.

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