Working Discount Codes for Chinese Cycling Brands - August 2026

I went through about a year's worth of YouTube video descriptions from cycling creators who review Chinese bike parts and tested most of those. Many of them have affiliate or discount codes for the brands they work with. Here's a compiled list, grouped by brand.

Some codes are shared across multiple creators. Some brands hand out codes to nearly every reviewer they work with. Take it for what it is: a reference list, not an endorsement. Codes can expire or change at any time.

I also cross-referenced with the lists maintained by Cyclists Hub and Hambini.

One general observation: most of these brands run Shopify stores, so entering discount codes works the same way everywhere. The ones with home-grown shops are sometimes a pain - especially from Europe, where their custom auto-translations are often so bad that you're better off switching to English.

Frames & Wheels

Yoeleo

All codes tested and working at 10% off - verified on QianKun wheelsets and the popular Altera G21 DB gravel frame. Popular Yoeleo products on our site: R12 DB (7 reviews), Altera G21 DB (6 reviews), R11 DB, QianKun CS60.

The Altera G21 DB is currently sold out on Yoeleo Europe. Only wheelsets (SAT & QianKun) are available there - code worked at 10% on those.

Winspace

Both codes gave around 5% in my testing, despite being advertised as 10%. Hambini lists his as "up to 10%" - the actual discount seems to vary by product. Reviewed Winspace products: G3 gravel (4 reviews), M6, T1550 Gen 2.

Wheels

Nepest Sports

Both of Patrick Lino's codes didn't work on the NOVA wheelset. HAMBINIENGINEER worked and gave 8%. See: NOVA Carbon Wheels (3 reviews).

Elitewheels

One of the most actively promoted Chinese wheel brands. Multiple creators have codes, typically 15% off. Popular products: Drive II (8 reviews), ENT 2.0 (4 reviews).

I tested several of these on the Elitewheels site. Most codes give a flat 15% off, even when the creator advertises 10% - so you might get a better deal than expected. The popular Drive 50D II from the EU warehouse worked fine with 15% off. However, none of the codes did anything on the $800 Marvel series wheelsets - those appear to be excluded entirely. The CYCLISTSHUB code didn't apply to the Drive SL 48D GLD either, while other codes like PEAKTORQUE still gave 15% on the same wheelset. Side note: the Elitewheels website is painfully slow from Europe.

Superteam Wheels

I tested on the $799 S-ALL Carbon II (2 reviews) and the $1,499 EVO II. CYCLISTSHUB gave 5% off on both. HAMBINI was accepted at checkout but didn't actually reduce the price on either.

MovingSports

Tested and working at 15% off. See: AIM ONE SL1200 (8 reviews), AIM ONE SL1200cs 50D (4 reviews). They're also releasing wider rims soon - I got a look at them at Eurobike 2025.

No6 Wheels

GC50 from GC Performance didn't work - "Enter a valid discount code". ZWOSH50 from iAmZwosh gave $50 off, though on their relatively pricey wheelsets that's only about 2%.

ICAN

Tested: works on wheelsets only, not on framesets (tried the popular Flyee frame - code was rejected). See: AERO 50 II (2 reviews), A22. ICAN also runs their own rotating promo codes on their promotions page - worth checking before checkout.

Tukus Wheels

Tested on the popular bling-bling gold Bluefin Turbo SR (4 reviews) - 10% off.

FarSports

Hambini advertises this as "$30+, increases on higher value orders" but in my testing it stayed at a flat $30 regardless - same $30 on the cheapest C-series and on the $2,200 Ultimate EVO S5. It's also per order, so ordering multiple wheelsets at once doesn't help. On a $3,000 order that's about 1% - one of the most underwhelming codes on this list. The site also requires email-validated sign-in before you can even see prices or add to cart.

WheelsFar

Same company as FarSports but a different site - WheelsFar is their OEM/customization platform where you configure rims, hubs and spokes ($700-$1,600). FarSports proper sells their higher-end wheels with ceramic bearings, carbon spokes, better warranty, customer support, crash discount, and UCI certification on some models - though the wheel lineup there is considered somewhat outdated at this point. Hambini50 worked as $50 off, even on the entry-level config - a much better deal percentage-wise than the FarSports code above.

9Velo

hambini10 tested and working on different wheelsets. HambiniC100 gave $100 off the $1,900 Ultralight Extreme C.

Upvine

Tested on cheapest and most expensive wheelset - 10% off on both.

Particle

Tested - 10% off worked on a wheelset.

Frames

Trifox

Tested on the X18 (4 reviews) - 8% off worked. But the ordering system requires full personal details before you can validate a code.

Avenger Bikes

Tested on their new flagship R8RS - $50 off.

QuickPro

Tested on their US shop (quickprousa.com). PEDALER gave 5% off on the ER:ONE (5 reviews) and works on handlebars too. On full builds it only applies to QuickPro's own parts, excluding third-party components like groupsets.

Ogevkin

Karvon Cycling

Tested and working - stacks on top of already reduced items.

Lightfast

Tested and working at 20% off, even on the cheapest frame.

Electronics & Accessories

Magene (power meters, computers)

Could not verify - the site requires full registration and checkout before you can even test a discount code. PEDALER did not work with a German shipping address. Popular Magene products: L508 Radar (8 reviews), P515 Power Meter (5 reviews), EXAR Carbon Wheelset (3 reviews).

Magicshine (lights)

CLINTGIBBS15 worked on two different lights. Popular products: ALLTY 800 (6 reviews), SEEMEE R300 Radar (4 reviews). TRIATHLONMIKE15 may be limited to specific products - gave "isn't valid for the items in your cart" on the lights I tested. BIKELAB15 is dead.

Cycplus (pumps, trainers, computers)

One of the most widely promoted brands - nearly every reviewer has a code. The 5% codes worked on mini-pumps but not on the T7 smart bikes. PEAKTORQUE gives $50 off but only on trainers. Codes can't be combined in one order.

Coospo (GPS computers, sensors)

Both codes tested and working at 10% on the HW9 heart-rate monitor (3 reviews) and their power meter with carbon cranks. Price comparison for the HW9: 59 EUR on Amazon, ~44 EUR via Coospo's own site with code, but only ~33 EUR on AliExpress (including EU import tax). Always worth checking AliExpress first.

Gaciron (lights)

Could not test - Gaciron is currently running a site-wide sale (15-20% off MSRP) and codes are blocked during promotions: "Coupon codes are not supported after enjoying the rebate offer." The sale discount is better than the 10% codes anyway.

Notes

Codes were collected in July 2026 from YouTube video descriptions published within the past year. Additional codes sourced from Cyclists Hub and Hambini.

Most of these are affiliate codes, meaning the creator gets a commission when you use them. That doesn't make them bad - you're getting a discount either way. Just know how it works.

If you spot a code that no longer works or know of one I missed, leave a comment below.