The Cyclingnews tech team has a lot of collective riding experience in Europe and elsewhere. We are often at press launches for new bikes and always they are held in prime cycling positions. Even when we're not actually riding, we often haunt the pros in their winter training camps and kick in the biggest races of the year. In short, we know where it is better to ride.

Black Friday in the last few years has grown to encompass the entire weekend (and the rest) and includes Cyber Monday. Now, however, airlines and hotels offer discounted prices at the time of the year when people traditionally see to book holidays as the winter gloom is set "

I'm not going to pick individual flights for you, but I'm not sure where you live or the date you want to go on holiday." We're going to spend some time for you and highlight some potentially great deals on really great ride locations from some airlines.For you, I'm going to spend some time for you, I'm going to spend some time for you. You'll have to do a little foot job on your own, but you potentially have flights to dozens of European locations available at about the same cost as the day's worth of city centre parking thanks to Cyber Monday

you spent on some delicious post-ride cervezas in Sol. It's really incredible, but it's the economy we live in and these prices don't come with a lot of baggage allowance, but at least of all the allowances for bicycles, they are flat costs that you'll have to add to any flight, so you can still shop around. Stand to save. 

Head to our guide to the best bike travel cases if you need one of them, and we will outline the additional charges for each of the airlines below. 

Britain's favorite Orange Airlines has plenty of deals right now, ending at 11pm on Monday 2nd December, so even technically not traveling Tuesday. In this way, you'll have to be quick and decisive to make the most of it. 

Remember, you should consider an additional £45 in each way to transport your bike.

The name of low-cost travel, Ryanair has somehow made some of the usually very cheap flights even cheaper for Cyber Monday. I was afraid of flying Ryanair, but having flown at least 2 times in the past 20 years alone is basically the same experience as Easyjet. Like easyJet, Ryanair's sale ends today, so technically it's not a "travel Tuesday" thing. 

Ryanair charges an additional £60 one way to transport bicycles.

It's all good and well flying to the farflung location for £14.99 but what about the hotel'fortunately they offer too, below