Mountain Bike Accessories Reviews
Some accessories can make or break your ride, seemingly little things like a hydration pack or bike lights can help you feel comfortable and enjoy the ride. For some, a GPS bike computer and a handy bike multi-tool are absolutely essential on every ride. We’re not shy to gadgets or tech, and we aim to review all the best accessories for mountain biking.
Stay on the trails longer with a quality mountain bike light to brighten up the trail for night riding.
It's patently clear that there are some mountain bikers behind this new gear from Rapha, and the Trail Hip Pack is a sweet option any time you need to carry more than your pockets can manage.
We check out mountain bike multi-tools from top brands like Pro, SIlca, Pedro's, Topeak and Pro Bike Tool.
The Muc-Off Hey Dipstick! allows you to check bike tire sealant levels so you know for sure when it's time to top off.
The Altangle Connect is a portable clamp for working on bikes and transporting them too. It just might replace your work stand.
The Camelbak MULE is one of the few $90 mountain bike hip packs that's actually worth the price.
The Insta360 Ace Pro 2 action camera shoots at up to 8K and delivers excellent video stabilization and low-light performance on the trail.
The DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro is the latest camera from the drone maker, and mountain bikers will find it's a great trail companion for recording video.
The portable Flextail battery-powered bike pump is compact enough to carry on the trail and can inflate 3-4 mountain bike tires to 40psi.
We tested tailgate pads from BomberStrap, Dakine, Kuat, and Nadive for hauling bikes to the trailhead.
I tested 10 of the best tubeless tire tools and one emerged as a favorite. All proved effective at sealing leaks and punctures, but some are easier to pack and use than others.
With a comfortable and stable design, the EVOC Hip Pack Pro 3 was my go-to for carrying hydration and emergency items during the BC Bike Race.
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