Looking for gifts for your cycling loved ones this holiday season? Not sure what to put on your own wishlist? Here’s a few ideas for a variety of price ranges and needs.

Bike Gear

• Portable and easy to use, the AIRBANK Pocket ($45) is an electric bike pump that makes it simple to refill your tires on the go.
  Splurge Option: CYCPLUS AS2 PRO ($130)
• Ride in aerodynamic comfort with a Pactimo Cycling Bib ($180-240).
• As the name suggests, the affordable and easy to install Ass Savers Fender ($14) can make riding through puddles and mud a much more comfortable ordeal!
  Splurge Option: Ass Savers Fender ($30)
• Let others on the road know you’re coming with the attention-grabbing Crane Bike Bell ($40).
  Splurge Option: Spurcycle Bike Bell ($70)
• To boost your bike’s safety and your peace of mind for cheap, consider a Kryptonite Keeper 512 Combo Bike Lock ($14), a great option for a quick coffee stop.
  Splurge Option: Z Lok Combo Bike Lock ($30)

Safety

• If you’re looking for a great stocking stuffer, look no further than the Xeiophoy LED Armband ($9), excellent for after dark and low visibility conditions.
• Make sure you’re visible to cars with the warm, comfortable ReflecToes Safety Vest ($54).
• The Garmin Varia RTL515 ($200) is a tail light that doubles as a radar, warning you of danger coming up from behind.
  Splurge Option: The Garmin Varia RCT715 ($400) includes a camera as well!

Winter Riding

• The Pearl Izumi Arm Warmers and Leg Warmers ($45 and $65) are a good way to extend your riding season on the cheap.
• The XuanMei GR Heated Glove ($89) keeps your hands toasty, with a long battery life and touchscreen compatibility.
• Keep your feet warm and dry with the Rockbros Shoe Covers ($30).
• Stave off cold feet for up to 10 hours at a time with WELUK Heated Socks ($76).
  Splurge Option: Firstgear 12v Heated Socks ($120)
• A BUFF Windproof Neckwear ($50) neck gaiter is great for all weather, but especially helpful for keeping out the cold!
• For a cheap stocking stuffer to ensure your hands and feet stay cozy, consider Grabber Hand Warmers (10 pack) ($13) and Grabbers Toe Warmers (8 pack) ($15).

Experiences

• Record your rides with a hands-free Insta360 ($450) camera: it’s easy to mount with a long battery life and phenomenal video quality!
• If “hands-free” isn’t hands-free enough for your camera, how about a drone? The HoverAir X1 ($600) flies behind you as you ride and records high-quality video.
• Take your pick of terrain on the East Coast with a Backroads New England Bike Tour (from $2700 per person)...
• …Or on the opposite coast, get some sun and explore Southern California on a Lifecycle Adventures Santa Barbara Self-Guided Tour (from $1700 per person).
• For something a bit further afield, Peaks Place Laax Bike Hotel (from $200 per night) is located in the Swiss Alps, boasting a network of over 200 miles of bike trails.

What's on YOUR holiday gift list? Share ideas in the comments!

Happy Holidays, and happy cycling!