
BIKE ACCESSORIES
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iGPSPORT’s BSC100 model of computers has been the brand’s entry level GPS cycling computer and one of the most affordable options. The new BSC100 Max replaces the current BSC100S and offers a larger screen and more streamlined body. With a retail price of $39.90, the new BSC100 Max retains an affordable price point while offering a larger 3” black and white display. The larger display size results in a thinner more premium appearance along with a standard Garmin mount and USB-C charging. Despite the simplified display, the BSC100 Max supports data field customization using the iGPSPORT app as well as…
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Bryton’s new Rider 650 combines many of Bryton’s premium S series of computer features and design details at a more affordable price point. The Rider 650 uses Bryton’s modern sleeker design along with some new features we haven’t seen with other Bryton computers. Bryton’s retail price for the Rider 650 is $169.95 which is competitive given the 2.8” color touch screen. The Rider 650 features Bryton’s group ride feature as well as climb challenge for preloaded routes. The Rider 650 even has a replaceable mount with both the Bryton and Garmin quarter turn adapters included. One of the new features…
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Ravemen’s latest Q3 bike bell takes a compact metal bell design and adds adjustable strikers to make it easier to use from any position. While it is a more traditional design with a metal domed bell compared to other Ravemen bells, the Q3 features a compact and versatile design. Retail price for the Q3 is $19.95 with the bell producing a crisp 100 dB. To accommodate different hand positions, one of the strikers has a pivoting design that can be rotated between 180 degrees. The bell also uses a zip tie as a mount which allows for tool-free installation and…
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Bike radar systems have become ubiquitous these days with nearly every brand offering their own variation rather than the Garmin Varia being the only option. Thanks to the increased competition there are a lot more budget friendly options on the market like the Ravemen NT201 which offer nearly identical specs at a lower price point. The NT201 is one of the latest bike radars on the market and utilizes both ANT+ and Bluetooth communication to make it compatible with nearly all GPS head units. Retail price for the Ravemen NT201 is a competitive $99.95 which includes an 80 lumen taillight…
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Saddlebags have been the traditional way to carry extra gear for bike packing or longer rides. However, as the saddlebags get larger or have heavier items you end up with side-to-side-sway which can compromise handling. Tailfin’s CargoPack (note, this was formerly the AeroPack Cargo) is one of their latest bags and offers expandable storage that integrates into Tailfin’s modular rack system. The CargoPack has a retail price of $205 for the bag alone which is a $35 premium over the standard AeroPack. For the complete setup the price ranges from $455 to $610 depending on whether you choose the carbon…
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Bike panniers are a versatile and flexible way to carry more gear on a bike whether you are riding to work or bike packing. Tailfin’s Mini Panniers combine their robust X Clamp mount designs with the premium construction and details into a compact form factor. We have the latest 16L version, but Tailfin also offers them in 5L, 10L and even larger 22L versions currently. Retail prices go from $85 for the 5L, to $110 for the 10L and $140 for the 16L we have in this review. The pannier is rated for 4kg / 8.8lb weight capacity off road…
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Ravemen’s CL01 is an unusual wrap-around bike taillight that offers a full 300 degree wide beam for visibility from any angle. The taillight has a horizontal form factor with wrap-around COB LED design that ensures you remain visible from any angle. Retail price for the taillight is an affordable $19.95 which includes a seatpost and saddle mount. The taillight has 30 lumen of output from the COB LEDs which is powered by a 200 mAh LiPo internal battery. Runtimes range from 5-45 hours depending on the mode and the taillight can be charged using the USB-C port. Ravemen has also…
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The Ravemen FR1000 is the brightest bike headlights in Ravemen’s FR series and features an integrated mount and light design. It takes the sandwich style design of the FR lights to the next level by making the light itself the mount instead of an accessory. Retail price for the FR1000 is an affordable $74.95 which includes Garmin, Wahoo, Bryton adapters and even a GoPro bottom mount. Ravemen has utilized a 3000mAh battery with a USB-C charging port and powerbank functionality to charge other devices. The FR1000 has a single LED which puts out 1000 lumen and has an adjustable beam…









