Bike Accessories Reviews
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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
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Bontrager Flare RT rear light
The Bontrager Flare RT rear light is compact, light and powerful
Review Price: £50
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IRC Roadlite X-Guard tyres
Japanese brand Inoue Rubber Co, aka IRC, is not too well known in the UK but based on our initial impressions of the Roadlite X-Guard it deserves to be
Review Price: £40
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JetBlack WhisperDrive Smart
The JetBlack WhisperDrive Smart is a self-powered smart trainer that's not quite as heavy as some and it's a bit lighter on the pocket too
Review Price: £770
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Chrome Industries Barrage Cargo backpack
The smart looking Chrome Industries Barrage Cargo backpack put to the test
Review Price: £170
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Garmin Edge 1000: long term review
Review Price: £440
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Tacx Flux Smart turbo trainer
The Tacx Flux Smart turbo trainer comes with a £700 price tag and shares many of the design features of Tacx's all-singing all-dancing £1200 Neo Smart trainer.
Review Price: £700
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Everyone wants a bit of indoor torture under the tree Wahoo Kickr Core smart trainer
Wahoo wants to own the indoor training expeierence and so has added a middle ground with the Wahoo Kickr Core for those that want smart capabilities without the price tag
Review Price: £700
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Abus Bordo Alarm lock
Review Price: £140
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The Tacx Neo smart trainer Tacx Neo Smart turbo trainer
The Tacx Neo Smart direct-drive trainer is one of most sophisticated available, though it is one of the most expensive and has a very large footprint
Review Price: £1,199
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Big but with great ride quality Elite Drivo II smart turbo trainer
The new Elite Drivo II smart turbo trainer is more accurate, more stable and more responsive than the original – is it as good as its rivals from Wahoo and Tacx?
Review Price: £1,200
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Wahoo Kickr smart turbo trainer
The latest version of the Wahoo Kickr has improved ride feel thanks to a larger flywheel but is it enough to improve overall?
Review Price: £999
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A super light that'll help you be seen out on the road - even in the day time Exposure Blaze MK2 DayBright
We adore the lights that UK brand Exposure produces and the Exposure Blaze MK2 DayBright is no exception to the great performance and finish we've come to expect
Review Price: £90
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Shimano S-Phyre X glasses
Review Price: £140
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Knog Plus lightset
Review Price: £32
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Oxford UltraTorch 500 is a well priced front light that'll see off most city commutes Oxford UltraTorch 500
Oxford UltraTorch 500 looks to light up the way without breaking the bank
Review Price: £40
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Blackburn Dayblazer 1100
The brightest of Blackburn's new Dayblazer range has a sleek, chic look and has modes for both day and night riding
Review Price: £85
