Bike Accessories Reviews
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Pedro’s RXM Multitool
Review Price: £20
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Juice Lubes Viking Juice
Review Price: £10
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Panaracer Race D Evo 3 Panaracer Race D Evo 3
Review Price: £45
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Topeak Mini Morph G pump
Review Price: £33
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Exposure Strada front light Exposure Strada 1200 front light
As bright a front light as you could ever need for road riding, the Exposure Strada 1200 is an well-constructed light with class-leading battery life.
Review Price: £275
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Topeak Dynawedge Micro seat pack
Review Price: £23
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Topeak Mini USB Combo light set
Review Price: £60
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Topeak JoeBlow Sport II track pump
Review Price: £37
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Knog Blinder Mob Four Eyes rear light
The simple and effective Knog Blinder Mob Four Eyes is a very good rear bike light, with good brightness, a choice of modes, and impressive battery life.
Review Price: £38
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SuperOp Supercompensation Optimiser
SuperOp is a great gadget that will help to boost you performance, informing you of your metabolic stress level and suggesting your ideal training load.
Review Price: £169
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Pedro’s L Hex Wrench Set
It may not be sexy but it's effective. We test Pedro's allen key set with pretty much every size you'll need between 1.5mm and 10mm.
Review Price: £27
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M24 backpack
The M-24 backpack is a rock solid backpack made with old lorries tarpalin. It is not 100 per cent ideal for cycling, but it can still be a good choice.
Review Price: £75
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Knog Blinder MOB V rear light
The Knog Blinder MOB V is a very smart rear light which you won't need cable charge as it features an integrated USB plug that can survive all conditions.
Review Price: £32
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NiteRider Lumina Micro 450/Sabre 50 light set
At £60 for the pair, the NiteRider Lumina Micro 450/Sabre 50 combo represent great value and will be more than bright enough unless you're going off-road.
Review Price: £60
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Wahoo Elemnt
If you're after a cycle computer that isn't a Garmin, the Wahoo Elemnt could be a good alternative, being dead easy to set up and with good functionality.
Review Price: £250
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Cateye volt 800 front light Cateye Volt 800 front light
The Cateye Volt 800 is a good and solid front light, that does a good job lighting up the road ahead. However I found it a bit heavy, but the mount is good.
Review Price: £100
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Guee Sol 700 Plus front light
The Guee Sol 700 Plus is a very compact and well performing front light with a great ambient sensor that gives power according to the external light conditions
Review Price: £55
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Light & Motion Urban 850 Trail front light
We've put the Light & Motion Urban 850 Trail front light through its paces, being impressed by its brightness, but side illumination could be better.
Review Price: £140
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NiteRider Sentinel 150 rear light
The NiteRider Sentinel 150 is a very good rear light with impressive brightness and a neat feature that projects a lazer bike lane onto the road behind you.
Review Price: £45
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Cateye Velo Wireless cycle computer
Good value, easy to use, and gathering all your vital stats, the Cateye Velo Wireless computer is a great choice for those just starting out in road cycling.
Review Price: £35
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Garmin Edge 500
Review Price: £170
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Guee Aero-X rear light
The Guee Aero-X rear light is a good rear light if you need something that will fit an aero seatpost, just be careful not to snap the rubberised bands.
Review Price: £25
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Cateye Volt 1200 front light
The Cateye Volt 1200 front light is a more than bright enough to light up the darkest country lanes and also has excellent battery life and tool-free mount.
Review Price: £150
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Blackburn Outpost seat pack
A monster waterproof seat pack, the Blackburn Outpost seat pack will carry up to 11 litres and 4.5kg without needing to add a rack. But only with an alloy seatpost.
Review Price: £70
