It’s that time of year again, and it can be challenging to find the perfect gift for that lycra-wearing cyclist in your life! They might have too many pairs of socks adorned with bicycles, so we’ve compiled a list of current and trending gift ideas that every cyclist would adore.
Starting with Christmas gift ideas under £25, we progress to the more expensive presents for cyclists. Scroll down below to explore our list, a blend of tech, clothing, and maintenance-inspired ideas.
Gifts Under £25
Topeak Hexus X Multi Tool
£21.00
With inbuilt tyre levers and chain tool, this will help anyone get out of a sticky situation, reducing your chances of having to pick them up! Rated 4.8 out of 5 with 99 reviews on the Wiggle website, it’s an excellent choice for a cyclist of any discipline.
Cateye Wearable Mini Rear Light
£8.00
Being seen all year round is vital when cycling. For only £8 it’s something everyone should have, and it’s always good to have one spare, making this a great option.
Elite Fly Tex 750 ml Water Bottle
£6.29
After a summer with the same bottles, it’s always nice to freshen them up. This is one of the lightest bottles on the market, which we believe would be truly apricated by any cyclist enthusiast.
LifeLine Sweat Net Smart Phone Holder
£14.99
As the winter months roll in, indoor trainers come out of hibernation. The Sweat Net can help protect the bearings around the headset, and this cleverly includes a waterproof phone cover. On the topic of winter cycling, check out our article on Winter Cycling Tips!
Muc-Off Bike Cleaner Concentrate Bottle
£14.00
Every cyclist loves a clean bike, and the Muc-Off bike cleaner helps you achieve perfection! A clean bike is crucial in the winter to maintain the longevity of many different parts, so this is a great gift for anyone with a bike.
Prime Carbon Bottle Cage
£12.99
Marginal gains and cycling go hand in hand. Chances are, whichever cyclist you’re buying for this Christmas, they’ll love the idea of carbon bottle cages.
Assos RSR Cycling Socks
£22.00
Designed for performance, these might have to wait until the summer or a turbo session to get used. However, the thought of wearing these on a hot summer’s day is bound to keep someone motivated throughout the winter.
DHB Aeron Alpha Cycling Cap
£17.50
We’ve covered the feet; now it’s time to think about the other end. Keeping your head warm is crucial for an enjoyable cold winter ride, and this DHB cap has an Alpha lining to aid warmth.
LifeLine CO2 Tyre Inflator Cartridge – 16g x 10
£6.99
It’s hard to say no to potentially a year’s worth of CO2 (if they aren’t too unlucky!). And if they don’t have a CO2 inflator, check out this LifeLine CO2 Inflator Head with Control Valve for just £12.99.
LifeLine Adventure Seat Pack
£19.99
Bike packing is becoming ever more popular, and for only £19.99, this 7L saddlebag is an excellent place to start.
Gifts Under £100
Oakley Radar EV Path Sunglasses
£94.00
Every cyclist loves glasses, especially Oakley! These Prizm rose gold lenses would be appreciated by any cycling lover, leaving them no option but to spoil you next year. They are often seen in the pro peloton and at the biggest race of the year, the Tour de France. If you want to learn more, read our article on the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift.
Park Tool Adjustable Torque Driver
£85.00
If the recipient loves bike maintenance, they will recognize the name Park Tool. This high-quality and precise tool is great for any shop or home mechanic, making it the perfect upgrade for any home workshop!
Spatz Basez 2 Long Sleeve Baselayer
£74.00
There aren’t many brands that specialize purely in winter cycling gear, which is why we had to include something from Spatz. This unisex under jersey will keep anyone warm throughout the harsh British winter.
Restrap Large Frame Bag 4.5L
£85.00
Adding to the theme of bike packing, this is a great place to keep any snacks or spares while on a single or multi-day adventure.
Wahoo TICKR Gen 2 Heart Rate Monitor
£39.99
A heart rate monitor is a great way to enhance training without having to make an investment into a power meter. It’s also compatible with Zwift and Peloton.
Gifts Under £500
4iiii PRECISION 30 Ultegra R8100 Left Arm Power Meter
£425.00
If the recipient is keen to take their training to the next level, a power meter can be the ultimate upgrade. It’s the perfect tool for unlocking a rider full potential when paired with a heart rate monitor. This crank-based power matter can also be easily swapped between bikes, making it a great option. Just be careful to get the right crank length and ensure it’s combatable with the correct groupset. There are other options under £500 on the Sigma Sports website.
Continental GP5000S Road Tyres
£125.98
GP5000s are some of the quickest and most durable tyres on the market. Tubeless compatible, they can also be paired with Stans NoTubes Race Tyre Sealant to reduce rolling resistance (means riding faster) and increase puncture resistance, the perfect solution when it comes to tyres!
Kask Utopia Y Road Helmet
£221.00
Since we have visited the topic of reduced rolling resistance and speed, let’s talk about the Kas Utopia Y, one of the quickest road cycling helmets on the market. Used by the Ineos Grenadiers, this beautiful helmet comes in a selection of seven different colours to match everyone’s style.
Park Tool PRS 222 Team Issue Repair Stand
£284.00
This is the crème de la crème when it comes to work stands. Often seen being used by professional team mechanics, this allows all mechanics to work with more precision and control than any other stand on the market.
Tacx FLUX S Smart Turbo Trainer
£499.00
Compatible with MTB, road, and gravel bikes, this makes a great gift for all cyclists. Including an inbuilt power meter accurate to +/-3%, the Tacx Flux has a simple direct-drive design, making it quick and easy to set up.
Writen by
Guy Tucker
A freelance writer with a number of years’ experience writing on all things cycling. After competing internationally as a triathlete, he then moved onto cycling, working his way up the French amateur ranks. Guy has recently decided to step away from racing and focus on writing, as well as having fun on two wheels. The years spent heavily involved in sport have given him great insight and valuable knowledge, which is demonstrated in his work.
