With up to $200 off in the Garmin Father's Day sale – big reductions to be had across Garmin cycle computers, smartwatches and bike lights

Save $100: The flagship Garmin GPS is our choice for recommending a cycling computer with the best screen and features. It's essentially a smartphone, and the feature list is extensive, including Garmin Pay for contactless payments on the go. It includes turn-by-turn navigation with auto-rerouting and multi-band GNSS, which utilises GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo. Training and performance functions are extensive as well, but the market-leading touchscreen is the real highlight, and it even features an electronic bell.

Save $100: The Edge 840 Solar is my top choice when it comes to Garmin GPS computers. The 840 shares many features with its 1050 sibling but in a more compact and appealing size. It has the benefit of a touchscreen and the occasionally handy (in the UK) solar charging to top up what is already an impressive battery life.

Read our Garmin Edge 840 review.

Save $200: The Garmin Fēnix 8 takes smartwatch capabilities to another level and is the brand's premium multisport GPS smartwatch. It does just about everything you could ever want in a sports watch. Featuring personalized cycling workouts and training plans based on your performance and health metrics. The internal speaker and mic for voice features is a very clever addition.

Save $100: on the Garmin Forerunner 265, which scored an impressive 4.5 out of 5 stars in our review. Its long list of accolades includes its easy-to-navigate touchscreen design and the huge array of workout activities and widgets, making it one of the best smartwatches for cycling. The battery life on the 265 also impressed our tester, and you can store music on the device, should you enjoy listening to music while you ride.

Read the Garmin Forerunner 265 review.

Save $100: The Enduro 3 is one of Garmin's most popular smartwatches in its range, and if best-in-class battery life is your priority, then the Enduro 3 is the smartwatch to consider. It has a claimed 320hrs of life in GPS mode – which is topped up by solar charging. It's perfect for multi-day bikepacking adventures and has pre-loaded maps, super accurate GPS tracking and a built-in LED flashlight.

Save $50: The Garmin Varia RTL515 Radar Light is a brilliant piece of cycling technology that is not only one of the best bike lights around, but it also features a built-in clever radar function that alerts you to traffic approaching from behind. It connects easily with most cycling computers, bar-mounted smartphones, or smartwatches – which will show you real-time alerts on what's behind you as you ride.

Read our Garmin Varia RTL515 rear light review.