Cycling Bargains - Save up to 90% at the Ex-Display Sale on top brand items from popular stores. Includes Bikes, Helmets, Shoes & Equipment.

Was £70.00, NOW £10.00 (86% OFF)

Added 17 February, 2026 from Ex-Display Sale.

Save up to 90% at the Ex-Display Sale on top brand items from popular stores. Includes Bikes, Helmets, Shoes & Equipment.

Product Description

Save up to 90% at the Ex-Display Sale on top brand items from popular stores. Includes Bikes, Helmets, Shoes & Equipment. ||| Following information is typical only : In the world of high-end cycling, the ex-display sale is the ultimate "insider" opportunity to secure a premium machine at a fraction of its original price. These sales typically feature bikes that have spent their lives on a shop showroom floor or at trade shows, serving as the "face" of a brand's latest lineup. What Defines an Ex-Display Bike? Unlike ex-demo models—which are often part of a test fleet and may have clocked hundreds of kilometres in various terrains—a true ex-display bike is often technically "new." It has typically never been ridden on the road. Instead, it has been handled by potential customers, moved around the store, and used to showcase the latest Shimano or SRAM groupsets. The trade-off for a significant discount is usually minor cosmetic wear. You might find: Small paint chips from being leaned against other bikes. Light scuffs on the crank arms or pedals. Fingerprints or dust in hard-to-reach places. The Mechanics of the Sale Most reputable retailers, such as Cycles UK or Balfe’s Bikes, put these bikes through a rigorous "Pre-Delivery Inspection" (PDI). Mechanics will check that the hydraulic disc brakes are bled and the drivetrain is perfectly indexed before the sale. A major advantage of buying ex-display over a standard "used" bike is the manufacturer’s warranty. Most shops offer the same full warranty protection as a box-fresh bike, providing peace of mind that a private eBay or Facebook Marketplace sale cannot match. Why Now is the Best Time to Buy The current cycling market is in a period of heavy inventory liquidation. Large retailers like 99 Bikes are aggressively discounting specialised road and gravel bikes to make room for 2026 models. Savvy buyers can often stack these discounts with the Cycle to Work scheme to save an additional 25-39%. Ultimately, an ex-display sale is about finding that one "sleeper" deal—a bike that looks 99% new but carries a price tag that lets you upgrade your kit or your wheels with the savings.