Bike accessory reviews

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

By Symon Lewis Published 18 October 18

We review 'Park Tool Big Blue Book of Bicycle Repair' by C Calvin Jones

By Cycling Weekly Published 22 November 12

If a bike can be scored on the look on a child's face when they walk in a room and see it, this bike would get top marks straight away. That might seem daft, but if your kids are desperate to ride a bike because they think it looks amazing, then everything becomes a lot easier and a lot more enjoyable.

By Simon Richardson Published 16 December 20

Evoc bike bag - A user-friendly bike carrier perfect for a winter getaway - £259.95

By Cycling Weekly Published 7 December 10

The Helium X gives you the same frame geometry as Ridley's premium Helium SLX climbing bike, but in a cheaper package

By Paul Norman Published 13 December 17

Integrating a camera and a rear light into a single unit, the Cycliq Fly6 is a really innovative product that's great if you want to film commuting footage.

By James Bracey Published 16 June 16

Is the Little Haven pack the perfect cyclists' day/commuter pack? We tested it to find out.

By Paul Norman Published 29 July 15

Mid-priced at £225, this offering from CycleOps comes with a progressive resistance unit and a solid base, but makes a bit of racket.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 12 January 15

Made with your bike's paintwork in mind, James Shrubsall tested the Knog Bouncer bike lock

By Cycling Active Published 21 April 15

For pedals, bottom brackets, bearings and metal seatposts, Muc-Off Bio Grease will protect these parts to ensure they keep running smooth.

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 16 December 14

Snacks are an important part of any long distance ride. Is this the perfect way to store them?

By Katherine Moore Published 15 September 20

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 27 September 18

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.

By Nick Busca Published 31 August 16

Is the Transporter the perfect luggage for the jet-setting cyclist?

By James Bracey Published 7 January 20

The Lezyne Carbon Drive Lite is easily pocketable and will inflate to high pressures

By Paul Norman Published 4 May 15

The GT Track Floor pump, a budget track pump which is effective in use

By Cycling Active Published 17 July 15

A really compact and versatile light that aims to improve your front and rear visibility

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 20 April 15

A simple yet technical handlebar bag to accompany you on longer road forays

By James Bracey Published 9 April 20

The padded Fassa Separator bike protector promises to prevent your bike from dents and scratches both at home and in the car or van

By Hannah Bussey Published 2 August 17

By Cycling Weekly Published 29 January 14

We test out Zefal's Universal+ puncture repair kit

By Cycling Weekly Published 21 May 13

The Birzman Maha Apogee III is a quality track pump with some clever features

By Cycling Active Published 10 July 15

Town and country commuters on fixed budgets will find a lot to like in the Cateye AMPP 800 front light which puts out a decent light for it's price.

By Hannah Bussey Published 4 November 20

A good light with 5 modes, the Cat Eye Volt 700 front light comes recommended

By Paul Norman Published 11 November 14

By Cycling Weekly Published 30 January 14

The Mini Morph G turns into a diminutive track pump to get you on the road again

By Paul Norman Published 20 October 16

If you want a more powerful rear light, the Lezyne KTV Drive Pro dishes up 75 lumens of flashing power

By Paul Norman Published 14 February 18