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CYCPLUS is a Chinese maker of budget bike electronics, best known for its GPS cycling computers and electric tire inflators. The page currently lists no live deals, so every price shown is the regular one. The products covered are the G1 Mini, the M1 and the G1 GPS bike computers.

Prices at every store and price history for CYCPLUS products.

CYCPLUS products: prices and price history

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    CYCPLUS G1 Mini Cycling GPS Bicycle Computer
    CYCPLUS G1 Mini Cycling GPS Bicycle Computer
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    CYCPLUS M1 GPS Bike Computer
    CYCPLUS M1 GPS Bike Computer
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    Cycplus G1 GPS Bike Computer
    Cycplus G1 GPS Bike Computer

Questions and answers

When does CYCPLUS run sales?
CYCPLUS discounts cluster around 11.11 (Singles' Day) in November, Black Friday and the spring riding season. Deal.ai tracks price history on each computer page, so you can see whether a listed price is above or below its usual level.
Where is CYCPLUS cheapest?
Prices vary by marketplace. CYCPLUS's own store and AliExpress listings are often lowest, while Amazon costs more but ships faster and handles returns locally. Compare the dated prices on each product page before buying.
What is the difference between the CYCPLUS G1, G1 Mini and M1?
The G1 is the full-size unit with a larger screen and longer battery life. The G1 Mini is a compact, lighter version with a smaller display. The M1 is the older GPS model with basic speed, distance and route recording.
Do CYCPLUS computers work with Strava and other apps?
Yes. The G1 and M1 record rides as FIT files and sync over Bluetooth to the CYCPLUS app, which uploads to Strava and similar services. Check the specific model page, since app support differs between generations.
What is the return policy on CYCPLUS products?
Returns depend on the seller, not CYCPLUS itself. Amazon orders follow Amazon's return window; direct or AliExpress orders go through that platform's dispute process, which is slower and usually requires photos or video of the fault.