Bike accessory reviews
Shopping for new bike accessories? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
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Shimano S-Phyre X glasses review
We test the new S-Phyre X glasses from Shimano, as worn by the LottoNL-Jumbo team
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Knog Plus lightset review
The Knog Plus lights can be attached to the bike or clothing for a versatile to-be-seen option
By Paul Norman • Published
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Oxford UltraTorch 500 review
Oxford UltraTorch 500 looks to light up the way without breaking the bank
By Alex Ballinger • Published
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Blackburn Dayblazer 1100 review
The brightest of Blackburn's new Dayblazer range has a sleek, chic look and has modes for both day and night riding
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Lezyne Lite Drive 800XL review
The Lezyne Lite Drive 800XL is a beefed up version of the 700XL that won the 'seeing' lights grouptest in Cycling Weekly last year
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Beryl Pixel dual light review
The Beryl Pixel is a 'be seen' light that can be used front or rear and is very versatile in urban riding situations
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Light & Motion Urban 1000 review
The Light & Motion Urban 1000 is a brilliantly designed light that'll help you in all types of commutes, even outside of the urban environment
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Exposure Sirius MK7 DayBright review
The Exposure Sirius Mk7 DayBright is an advanced commuting and road going light that's well built, if a little complicated
By Rupert Radley • Published
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TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 smartwatch review
TAG Heuer’s smartwatch provides a versatile platform, although cycling specific functionality is limited
By Paul Norman • Published
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PRO Medi Strap saddle bag review
The Pro Medi Strap saddle bag offers enough space for your ride essentials and looks good in its sleek design, plus it's eco-friendly
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Proviz REFLECT360 Cycling Backpack review
The Proviz REFLECT360 is a commuter backpack that provides amazing reflectivity from all sides whenever a headlight is shone on it
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Ortlieb Commuter Daypack City review
The legendary German waterproof pannier manufacturer Ortlieb brings its instantly recognisable cycle touring tech to this commuter bag with great results
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Topeak JoeBlow Ace DX review
For high pressure, high volume and just sheer physical height, you can't go wrong with the huge Topeak JoeBlow Ace DX
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Shimano Tokyo 23 Urban Daypack review
The Japanese component giant has done a nice job of creating a stylish backpack with an urban vibe that is full of surprises
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Lezyne Macro Floor Drive review
The entry-level track pump in Lezyne's range boasts the same excellent style and functionality but includes some lighter-weight materials to keep the cost down
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Specialized Air Tool HP floor pump review
This hi-viz track pump from the Big S makes light work of 100psi, is made from good-quality materials and is eye-catchingly styled
By Simon Smythe • Published
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SKS Rennkompressor track pump review
The original SKS Rennkompressor track pump is one of cycling's most iconic pieces of kit – but can reality of using one live up to the expectations?
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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VeloPac RidePac Lite review
A cheaper variant of the original Ridepac
By Paul Norman • Published
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Lezyne Strip Drive Pro rear light review
The Lezyne Strip Drive Pro is the company’s highest output rear light. In its brightest daytime flashing mode, it’s good for 300 lumens
By Paul Norman • Published
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Cateye Rapid X3 rear light review
The Cateye Rapid X3 puts out up to 150 lumens from two independently controlled LED arrays
By Paul Norman • Published
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Garmin Forerunner 935 review
The Garmin Forerunner 935 is the brand's premium performance watch that can do it all, but it might overkill for some
By Rupert Radley • Published
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Knog Blinder R70 rear light review
Knog uses one ultra-bright LED along with three more, to give excellent rear visibility from its brightest rear light
By Paul Norman • Published
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Lezyne Micro GPS review
The Lezyne Micro GPS provides a full function GPS unit in a compact package, but the small screen makes readability an issue unless your eyesight is good
By Paul Norman • Published
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Topeak Mini 9 Pro multitool review
The Topeak Mini 9 Pro packs a lot of essentials into a small package including two tyre levers.
By Paul Norman • Published
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Lezyne Digital Alloy Drive minipump review
The Lezyne Digital Alloy Drive lets you inflate higher volumes quickly and gives you an accurate pressure reading down to the nearest 1psi
By Paul Norman • Published
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Miche Race Axy WP DX disc brake wheelset review
If you’re looking for a robust all-round disc brake wheelset at a modest price, the Miche Race Axy has a lot going for it.
By Paul Norman • Published
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Lezyne Super GPS review
The Lezyne Super GPS is a excellent-value-for money cycling computer, offering top-end functionality for a fraction of the expected price
By Rupert Radley • Published
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Pro Team Compressor tubeless reservoir review
The Pro Team Compressor provides a robust, easy-to-use solution to seating tubeless tyres, which works with your current track pump, is effective and won’t break the bank.
By Paul Norman • Published
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Osprey Pandion 28 backpack review
The Osprey Pandion 28 is big enough for heavy packers and won't break your back thanks to its figure-hugging design
By Rupert Radley • Published