You’ve only got today left to save yourself 10% on a new bike at Evans Cycles. Until midnight tonight (6th April, 2010) use our Evans Cycles discount code of EASTER10 to get 10% off any non-sale bike over £500.

For example, the 2010 Charge Plug Griffin (pictured above) is £569 so you’ll save a decent wedge on a rather spiffing single speeder. Not sure about that saddle though myself!

Anyways, remember you’ve only got until tonight to use the code at checkout.

You haven’t got much time left but until midnight tonight you can get 15% off all products on wiggle. Actually, you’ve got until 23.59 8th March 2010.

That means you’ll get nearly £70 off the Felt Brougham 2010 pictured above. It’s a sleek looking single speeder / fixie in a really cool monochrome finish.

As spring finally approaches the bike shops will start to offer a few deals on their stocks of winter cycling clothing. Evans Cycles for instance are running a winter sale until this Sunday (7th March, 2010). By using the code 15OFF at checkout you can get an extra 15% off your winter cycle clothing order.

Last week I wrote about saving money on a last year’s bike model. Well, I’ve just wind of some deals on single speed bikes from leading retailer Evans Cycles.

The 2009 SE Lager single speed roadie (main picture) is currently discounted from £419.99 down to £349.99 – read more here.

Or take this ’09 Fuji Track bike. There’s no brakes so it’s not safe for road riding but it’s a lovely bike and is down from £399.99 to £339.99 …that’s £60 off. Read more here. Quite a deal and ideal if you fancy trying your hand a bit of track riding down at the velodrome!

And finally, the ’09 Kona Paddy Wagon on offer today at just £479.99.

Here’s what a recent owner has to say about this Kona single speed roadie.

It is drilled for both front and back brake so although it can be run as a fixie (it also has a flip-flop hub with fixed gear) it is also very versatile. The fact that it comes with two brakes and a flip-flop hub means that those new to riding can start on the freewheel and build up to riding it fixed.

There’s always one sure-fire way of saving a decent wedge on a bike… buy brand new but buy last years model.

Bike shops don’t want to be stuck with stock so they’ll typically discount last years models when the current year model is released in January or February.

Take this Charge Plug Grind as an example. Okay, it might not be to everyone’s taste but for those who do like it you can get a huge 25% off at wiggle right now. That’s a damn good saving!

The downside of last years model? Well as stocks dwindle you might struggle to get the right size frame – so if you see one that fits, don’t ponder for too long or it might sell out.