Accessories - Tools

Want to ditch that pack? Topeak may have a solution that will put your tools, pump and bottle cage in one place...

All funds from the sale of the F15 Memorial Edition will be going to the Stevie Smith Legacy Foundation.

Meet new friends, get some weight off your back, and keep your tools dry - Wolf Tooth's roll-top bag does it all.

A solution for riders looking to stash a spare tube and other small bits on their bike…

This Mano a Mano pits the tech heads against the luddites, analog vs. digital, and old vs. new.

The best lock is the one you have with you - and Ottolock's Cinch lock can be stashed almost anywhere...

Several products, including sealant, from both companies including syringes, a torque wrench and Peaty's Linklube...

When one flat tire turns into four, preparation has to be spot on. If not get to walk out - or at least have a 10 spot handy...

This compact and useful tool speeds up bike work while helping keep your newton metres in the target range...

Sometimes you want to lock your bike to grab a quick beer - something secure and highly portable could help you quench that thirst...

In the interest of getting tools off your body and onto your bike, here's another spot to stash your multi-tool...

Now that you've spent a bundle to get the lightest bike you could afford let's add a bunch of crap to weigh it down again...

A Wolf Tooth Headset with lots of colour, some full-featured lace-up clip in shoes from Scott, and a floor pump for the end of times from Crankbrothers...

This 38-gram tool performs some critical tasks that could save a ride – and where your multi-tool won't help you...

OneUp expands the accessories available for their EDC tool and their bolt on thru axles targeted benefits…

Simplify your tubeless tire setup with this inflator from Shimano—loads of pressure and nothing to break...

Is it like a compressor that you can take with you to races or just a floor pump ruined by the addition of a reservoir...

A tool that strikes a balance that nails the difference between too cheap and too fancy and expensive...

Andrew Major likes to be prepared but he prefers not to carry TOO much weight - here's his delicate balance of gear...

A few days spent in the fridge hasn't spoiled these fresh goods from Shimano, SQLab, SKS, Lezyne, Ryders and Aaron Gwin...

Most other posts use a cable actuated lever but Rock Shox has stuck with hydraulic - Wolf Tooth is giving you a cable option...

Bikes may have been in shorter supply at Interbike this year but the tool trade is alive and well...

Two of the more creative products found in the desert dust

This has to be the handiest multi-tool placement ever - and perhaps the most clever...