Bike Accessories Reviews
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Genesis Zero Disc
The Genesis Zero won a national title back in 2018, so will the slightly detuned and disc brake version offer the racing winning performance too?
Review Price: £2,700
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Blackburn Big Switch multitool
Compact but perfectly formed, the Big Switch tool is up to most road-side maintenance tasks
Review Price: £28
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Wahoo Elemnt Roam
A computer for the adventurers that’s small enough to take racing
Review Price: £300
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See.Sense Ace lightset
Getting you seen is just the start of these lights’ capability
Review Price: £80
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Garmin Edge 830
The Garmin Edge 830 is big improvement for Garmin's 800 computer series, with an impressive and improved touchscreen and user-ability
Review Price: £349
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Seasucker Mini Bomber
Toby Martin tests the Seasucker Mini Bomber to see if the unconventional roof rack works as good as a traditional one
Review Price: £480
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Altura Thunderstorm City 30 backpack
The Altura Thunderstorm City 30 backpack is a large volume bag that is comfortable to wear and practical if you travel heavy, although it isn't refined as many internally
Review Price: £80
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Muc-Off Pressure Washer
Muc-Off’s new pressure washer helps you clean your bike in double-quick time without damaging the paint or stripping grease out of the bearings
Review Price: £80
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Rapha Roll Top Backpack
The Rapha Roll Top Backpack looks good on and off the bike and is very spacious but proves uncomfortable for longer commutes
Review Price: £100
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Akaso EK7000 Pro action camera
Provides GoPro-like functionality at a fraction of the price
Review Price: £75
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Avio PowerSense Ultegra power meter
When looking to step up your riding, one of the key places to start is a power meter.
Review Price: £319
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Birzman Diversity 17 multitool
The Diversity 17 packs lots of tools, but ends up a bit weighty
Review Price: £29
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Cycliq Fly 12 CE action camera
Cycliq’s bike camera packs in a light and alarm too
Review Price: £255
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Hiplok Z Lok Combo bike lock
Review Price: £20
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The Elite Directo is a great mid-market option Elite Direto smart turbo trainer
The Elite Directo is the mid-market option from the Italian accessory brand, and is has quickly become the weapon of choice for pro teams and amateurs alike.
Review Price: £600
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Knog PWR Rider front light
Review Price: £58
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Birzman Maha Push and Twist V track pump
Review Price: £45
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Osprey Talon 22 rucksack
What the Osprey Talon 22 lacks in internal storage it more than makes up for in comfort
Review Price: £90
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Ortlieb Micro Saddle Bag
Legendary German waterproof pannier manufacturer Ortlieb scales down its touring tech with good results
Review Price: £25
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CatEye Sync; Core, Kinetic and Wearable
CatEye has produced three great lights to offer amazing be seen ability and they are all synced. I test all three to see if the CatEye Sync is a good system
Review Price: £190
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Mio Cyclo 210 GPS computer
Review Price: £190
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Thule ProRide roof mounted bike carrier
Review Price: £115
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Garmin Edge 130
The Garmin Edge 130 is a step back in the right direction for the brand. It's compact and no nonsense, but with enough features for the majority of cyclists
Review Price: £170
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Wahoo Elemnt Bolt
A proper rival to the computer giant Garmin is the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt that is small, aero but mightily functional and easy to use
Review Price: £199
