Cycling Accessory Reviews

The Karoo 2 computer offers a smartphone-like experience just only a few caveats. Here's how it works for training, mapping, and more.

Low in capacity, low in cost.

Hide four pre-loaded tubeless plugs within either a flat or drop handlebar.

It’s very heavy and also expensive, but also supremely well insulated with the same ingenious high-flow head as the non-insulated version.

Don’t want to spend big bucks on cycling sunglasses? Also don’t want something cheap and crummy? These Goodrs are where it’s at.

Bargain pricing, but with truly premium optical quality and features.

An affordable tool that hides inside an alloy fork steerer tube.

A do-it-all floor pump that can seat tubeless tyres in one stroke.

A small but secure frame bag built to fit performance road and gravel bikes.

An axle upgrade that turns your existing Shimano SPD-SL pedals into a power meter. However, there is one big trade-off.

Finally, a long-awaited side-access model from the king of bottle cages.

Neat dual-mode design can either ding constantly or manually depending on the situation.

If you’ve been searching near and far for cycling sunglasses with less of a curve, your wish has been granted.

It’s like a giant toiletry bag, but made for your bike stuff instead of toothpaste and shampoo.

A review of two closely comparable casually styled cycling performance sunglasses.

A quality bottle cage that can be strapped to almost anything.

Rich Uncle Pennybags signs Gilbert and Evenepoel. Not to any old team, but to Hasbo's latest edition of Monopoly. And we unbox it!

One seriously bright daytime-running rear light.

You like your sunnies big, you say? POC’s got you covered - quite literally, in fact.

Fantastic stability, clever shape, mounts for all of your stuff, and a super-handy flip-top lid

Dave Rome's new favourite tubeless plug tool.

An ultraviolet warmer to help keep your shoes fresh and odour-free.

A short review of the limited-edition eyewear.

A dedicated Presta inflator for use with any air compressor.

The Jabra Elite Active 75t in-ears are water-proof, dust-proof and with an impressive features list ... but how do they go for cycling?

Bivo’s goal was to make a water bottle that sucks less ... or should that be, sucks more?

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