SADDLES, GRIPS , PEDALS, CLEATS, KICKSTANDS AND LIGHTS

250 lumens packed into an unbelievably compact form, the all-new Hypershot 250 is the latest and greatest from the originators of the most powerful line of LED bike tail lights. This powerful dual LED tail light puts out ultra bright 250 lumen flashes in

Our Aventon Tail Light offers a fast and convenient way to increase your safety when riding in low conditions. Offering a variety of modes and attention-grabbing flash patterns, you'll always be visible to others. Easily mount it to your seat post with an

Cirrus cycles KINEKT Active Suspension Seatpost

Trike Saddle w/Backrest

Naturally Timeless.
Made By Hand. Shaped By You.
The B17 Narrow is a narrow racing saddle originally introduced in 1910. Built for mile- and half-mile events, this saddle was the choice of track riders through to the 1960s. Made in England.

Max 400 lumens / 21 hour runtime in Flash mode (Front)
Max 150 lumens / 57 hour runtime in Flash mode (Rear)
Lightweight and durable.
IPX7 water resistant co-molded design.
Five ultra high-output LEDs.
Ten combined lumen and flash output modes.
High

Includes: 2-Super Sticky Kush tape rolls, 2- Aluminum Laser Etched Powder Coated Star Plugz, 2- High End Rubberized Finish Tapes
Material: PU - Length: 2160mm Width: 30mm Thickness: 3mm
Super Sticky PU (top layer): Superior hand feel with long lasting p

Flip/Flop Clipless and Flat Design
Tough Aluminum Body and Cage
Smooth Rolling, Sealed Bearing and Bushing System
SPD Compatible (SH-51)Cleats Included
Adjustable Tension with 4° Float
TECH SPECS
Cleat Compatibility SPD
Pedal Material Alloy
Primar

A performance bar tape made by microtex, 2mm thick, classic touch.

Adjustable Bike Kickstand - Durable Aluminum Alloy, Easy Install For Mountain & Road Bikes

Increase your visibility day or night with a magnetic helmet light. Designed exclusively for use with our Heritage 2.0 helmets. 

Chrome-plated steel toe clips
French cyclist Eugène Christophe was born on 22 January 1885 in Paris. He invented the toe-clip and sold his invention in 1925 to the Poutrait-Morin company (Zéfal) of which he became a director, a position he held until his