The Best Gifts for Cyclists - 2022 Contender Gift Guide

Bivo bottles have water flow that is almost too good, no squeezing required. The Bivo Trio Insultated water bottle adds an insulated layer to keep your bevs cool in the summer and warm in the winter (if that’s your thing).

Most bits of cycling apparel promise waterproofing. The result is that keeping moisture out is no problem, but it traps moisture in too. Not so with the Giro Xnetic H2O gear. We like these as layers for the coldest winter rides, and the Xnetic shoes are our favorite winter shoes that keep your feet warm.

Swift Industries aim to make “your adventure bag.” Your adventure might just be to the park for your local Coffee Outside. Maybe it's an all-day ride where snacks and layers are at a premium. That’s Swift Industries.

We carry a small selection of their bags, all of which we’ve selected because they can be used with just about any and every bike. Our favorites are the Sidekick Stem Pouch Kestrel Bar Bag, both of which add a whole lot of practicality to a bike.

Big enough to carry a bunch of snacks, but not so big that it disrupts your bike's sleek lines. The BMC Integrated Top Tube Bag is one of our best-selling bags because it fits just right behind nearly any stem. Just make sure you have top tube bolt mounts!

We’ve already talked at length about why you need to ride a fat bike this winter. But it's hard to ride a fat bike this winter without owning one. Otso makes some of our favorites. See our fat bikes in stock to get started. 

Nothing makes maintaining your bicycle (or bicycles!) easier than great tools. A quality set of hex keys means less stripped bolts, especially those hard-to-access ones every bike has.

A good tool, be it something for your home kit or on-bike for emergency repairs, will make unforseen repairs and adjustments just a bit simpler.

Taping a tube and a CO2 cartridge to your downtube might work for you, but there's a more intelligent way to lash tools, a CO2 and a spare tube to your frame. We carry a few different options. Some are as simple as a wide strap, while others are expandable and add pockets. Either way, they keep your repair kit off the saddle and down low on your bike.

We got tired of the same synthetic baggy shorts for mountain biking. Ripton & Co. did too, which is why they’ve introduced a line of performance denim. Their shorts - and jeans, coveralls, and other pieces - stretch plenty and are far more comfortable on the bike than denim has any right to be. 

The cyclist in your life might be covered on the gear front, but they could always use a new book for daydreaming and post-ride recovery. The perfect addition for the cyclist who cares about the history of cycling, the tech behind modern bicycles, or want to optimize their cycling nutrition.