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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Stainless, toxin-free and sustainable: the Bivo water bottle is unlike any other bidon, but does it work for cycling?
Bivo's reinvention of the traditional water bottle is metal, non-squeezable, uses a straw, not light and yet, I'm a happy convert
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Techalogic HC-1 Front Camera review - lightweight and unobtrusive
This lightweight camera hits the sweetspot between usability, great film quality, weight and price
By Paul Grele Published
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Techalogic DC-1 Helmet Camera (Front and Rear Facing) review - neat design but too heavy in use
A good value camera that is able to record front and rear at the same time but is a little heavy on a cycling helmet
By Paul Grele Published
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Specialized Air Tool Comp Floor Pump review - the do-it-all pump that you'll never lose in the back of the garage
A floor pump that's easy to find, attach and inflate your tires on whatever bike you want
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Garmin Forerunner 955 Solar review - easily the best value option from Garmin's solar range
From tracking your rides to telling you how much REM you had through the night, this GPS watch has a lot to tell you
By Simon Richardson Published
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Specialized Air Tool Road review - a sleek, high-volume mini-pump
A fast and effective pump when you have your hands in the right places
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Techalogic CR-1 Rear Light and Camera review - inexpensive and effective, but not as sleek as the competition
If recording events from your bike is important then this Techalogic has got your back covered...
By Paul Grele Published
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Garmin Varia RCT715 review: a rear light, camera & radar all in one; average, good and actually fantastic
The Radar functionality is the star feature of this impressive bit of tech
By Paul Grele Last updated
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Grangers Performance Wash review - new formulation doubles reproofing washes per bottle
Grangers Performance Wash will revitalise your waterproof kit
By Paul Norman Published
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Ravemen TR30M rear light review
Lightweight and with class-leading visibility - but at the cost of brightness and runtime
By Joe Baker Last updated
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Knog Blinder Square and V Bolt rear light review - more flashing LEDs than a school electronics project
A smart and compact rear light with easy fitting, convenient charging and more fancy flashing than you thought possible
By Rachel Sokal Published
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CatEye ViZ300 rear light review – I wish the bracket was as good as the light itself
Great value; great quality, aimed at a serious rider/commuter market
By Joe Baker Published
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Moon Cerberus rear light review – it's not perfect, but this classic model is still very good
Versatile rear light with excellent 270 degree visibility and decent run times, but room for improvement with the mounting system
By Emma Silversides Published
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Garmin HRM-Dual heart rate monitor review
If you’re serious about training, you’ll want to use a heart rate strap. We check out Garmin’s standard device
By Paul Norman Last updated
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Camelbak HAWG Commute 30L - full of neat ideas and great touches; possibly more bag than you need, though
Really it comes down to whether you are a light and fast traveller or you like to have that extra capacity 'just in case'...
By Paul Grele Published
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Insta360 Go 2 Action Camera review
A tiny, super light, and waterproof alternative to your phone for sharing your time on the bike with friends and family.
By Josh Ross Last updated
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I didn't know a saddle bag could make me as angry as the Silca Seat Roll Asymmetrico
The previous model bounced off my bike into the gutter never to be seen again: this one ends up dangling from the saddle rails
By Simon Richardson Last updated
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Garmin Venu 2 Plus smartwatch review - outstanding sports functionality with smart lifestyle features
The great performance, looks and functionality of the outgoing Venu 2 with the well-executed addition of a speaker and microphone to support calls, voice assistant and music
By Emma Silversides Published
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CamelBak MULE Commute 22 backpack review
There is a lot to like about the CamelBak MULE Commute 22 backpack: it works perfectly for a variety of tasks from work, to travel, with all errands in between
By Paul Grele Published
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Bryton Rider S500 review
Great battery life, improved touchscreen and new Climb Challenge, but still lagging behind the best, and heavily dependent on an open app for navigation
By Emma Silversides Last updated
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Blackburn Expedition 1 Disc Rear Rack review
High quality, reliable rack for bikes without mounts
By Emma Silversides Published
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Garmin Vivomove Sport smartwatch review
Stylish and functional hybrid for anyone keen to track fitness and lifestyle, rather than performance
By Emma Silversides Published
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Concept 2 BikeErg review
A great bridge across the gap between exercise, smart bikes and your wallet
By Hannah Bussey Last updated
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Topeak JoeBlow Tubi 2Stage floor pump review
Tubeless tyre inflation made easy thanks to a clever chuck head that removes the valve core and puts it back in again
By Paul Grele Published
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Aftershokz OpenMove headphones review
Sound transmitted via vibration is ideal for indoor cyclists as well as those who want to keep their ears open whilst enjoying audio
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Last updated
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F3 FormMount OTS Garmin mount review
An over the stem solution which will suit those swapping bikes regularly
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Last updated
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Ravemen PR1600 front light review
The Ravemen PR1600 outshines much of the better established competition thanks to good design, a high level of functionality and a great beam pattern
By Simon Smythe Last updated
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Tailfin Cargo Cage review
Robust and lightweight with a wide range of clever features and integrations
By Stefan Abram Last updated
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Wahoo Elemnt Rival multisport watch review
Wahoo proves less is more with its first multisport watch that it says is "radically simplified" so you can concentrate on your performance rather than your equipment
By Simon Smythe Last updated