Accessories - Electronics

Named after a kick ass trail in Moab, the Portal is a kick ass bike light.

A light for your helmet (or your bars in a pinch), a great multi, a rapid release bottle, the Hurly Burly race circuit yearbook.

Is unlimited battery life a dream or a possibility? Even when navigating through cow paths high in the Alps?

"It's weird to like something so much that did this, repeatedly, but here we are."

The flagship watch from Suunto gets a new life with a software update.

Two pairs of grips, some warm insoles made of natural fibres, a solution for chasing seatpost standards, and a light made for urbanites that works on the trail...

Beyond the beautiful design and vibrant kale background lies a story of frustration, bodily harm and lost fitness.

Mini party flask, waterproof flat shoes, great pedals, a portable power station, and more.

A Stanley pour over, a good looking blade from The James Brand, Carhartt's tool roll, durable quality from Mission Workshop, 9Point8's wicked remote.

Is this Suunto, seemingly designed for the alpine, any good for Mountain Biking?

A useful tool, just an expensive optical gear display, or an over-connected harbinger of things to come?

Riding impressions on so much stuff: all new Deore XT Di2, Auto Shift, Free Shift, EP-801 and LinkGlide. The Robots have truly arrived this time.

Snik may be the best solution yet to help you retrieve your bike if it's been stolen.

This Commuter light also works for trail use - while not blinding fellow riders thanks to "Kindbeam"

Andrew gives great examples of how a taillight can save your ass - and then gets a tough lesson for himself that it's not always enough.

A clever stein, a stealthy saw, and more ideas for the handy.

Keeping the right gear with you on rides that are later in the day can be mission critical - because often you're only one mechanical from dark...

Uncle Dave doesn't track his rides in the Strava sense - where he's racing for a KOM... So why does he need this device?

For this week's gift guide, Roggey digs into a pile of goodies he has used and highly recommends.

Why give twice when you can give once?

The runtime, beam quality, weight, and price of self-contained light systems have all been improving for years and Blackburn's Dayblazer 1500 continues that trend...

Topeak's grab bag for daily rides, Jaybird's new Vista 2 wireless air buds, and Giro's affordable Source MIPS trail helmet.

A (mostly) humble collection of gift ideas for almost every price range...

This small package offers more functionality than you can poke a stick at…