The category “Bicycle Accessories” encompasses a wide array of items designed to enhance the safety, performance, convenience, and enjoyment of cycling. Here are some main categories and examples of common accessories:

1. Safety:

• Helmets: Protect the head in case of a collision.
• Lights: Front lights to illuminate the path and rear lights to increase visibility to others.
• Locks: Prevent bicycle theft.
• Mirrors: Help observe traffic behind.
• Bells/Horns: Warn pedestrians and other vehicles.
• Reflective wear/strips: Increase visibility in low-light conditions.

2. Performance and Maintenance:

• Pumps: To inflate tires when they are flat. Includes mini hand pumps for carrying and floor pumps for home use.
• Repair kits: Include tire patches, tire levers, and potentially multi-tools.
• Chain lube: Helps the chain run smoothly and extends its lifespan.
• Bike stands: For parking the bike when not in use or during maintenance.
• Bike computers: Track speed, distance, time, and other metrics.
• Clipless pedals and cycling shoes: Increase pedaling efficiency.
• Saddles: Different types of seats to enhance comfort during long rides or in various conditions.

3. Convenience and Cargo:

• Water bottles and cages: To carry drinking water.
• Saddlebags: To store small items like repair tools, keys, and wallets.
• Frame bags: Attach to the bike frame for carrying items.
• Racks: Mounted on the front or rear of the bike to carry luggage.
• Baskets: For carrying groceries or items when commuting in the city.
• Phone mounts: To attach a phone to the handlebars.
• Fenders/Mudguards: Help prevent mud and water from splashing onto the rider in wet conditions.

4. Personal Accessories:

• Cycling gloves: Enhance grip and protect hands.
• Sunglasses: Protect eyes from dust and sunlight.
• Cycling apparel: Specially designed clothing for comfort and performance while riding.