Bicycle accessories at Global Swanky include a USB rechargeable tail light, a comfort saddle, mountain bike mudguards, a frame bag with rain cover, a waterproof phone holder and a handlebar bell with compass. Prices start at $10.43.

On this page

1. What Are Bicycle Accessories?
2. What's in Our Bicycle Accessories Collection?
3. Essential Bicycle Accessories Checklist
4. Bike Lights
5. Bells and Horns
6. Saddles and Comfort
7. Mudguards and Fenders
8. Bike Bags and Storage
9. Phone Holders and Navigation
10. Locks and Security
11. Pumps, Tools and Repair Kits
12. Bicycle Safety Basics
13. How to Choose Bicycle Accessories
14. Bicycle Accessories by Riding Style
15. Bicycle Accessories for Kids
16. Fitting Bicycle Accessories
17. Caring for Your Accessories
18. How Much Do Bicycle Accessories Cost?
19. Shipping, Returns and Support
20. Bicycle Accessories FAQs
21. Find the Right Bicycle Accessories

What Are Bicycle Accessories?

Bicycle accessories are the add-ons that make riding safer, more comfortable and more practical. They include lights, reflectors, bells, saddles, mudguards, bags, phone holders, locks, pumps, tools and bottle cages, plus rider gear such as helmets and gloves.

The right bicycle accessories turn a basic bike into a dependable commuter, a comfortable leisure bike or a trail-ready mountain bike.

Safety accessories

Lights, reflectors, bells and helmets help you see, be seen and be heard.

Comfort accessories

Saddles, grips and mudguards make longer rides more pleasant.

Practical accessories

Bags, phone holders, racks and bottle cages carry what you need.

Maintenance accessories

Pumps, multi-tools and repair kits keep you rolling.

What's in Our Bicycle Accessories Collection?

This collection lists 6 products, all in stock when we updated this page on October 7, 2026.

Details come from each listing on October 7, 2026. For about 580 more products, browse our cycling accessories collection.

Essential Bicycle Accessories Checklist

Use this checklist to see which bicycle accessories to buy first.

Bike Lights

Lights are the most important bicycle accessories for riding at dawn, dusk and night.

Rear lights

A red rear light, especially in flashing mode, helps drivers spot you from behind. The USB Charging Bicycle Tail Light Enhance Safety Warning Light recharges from a USB port.

Front lights

A white front light helps you see the road and lets others see you coming. Many US states require one at night.

Rechargeable vs battery lights

USB rechargeable lights save money on batteries and are easy to top up between rides.

Mounting

Fit the rear light on the seat post or rack and the front light on the handlebars, pointing slightly down so it doesn't dazzle others. Browse our bicycle lights collection.

Bells and Horns

A bell is one of the simplest bicycle accessories, warning pedestrians and other riders that you're coming, especially on shared paths.

Classic bells

Simple ding-dong bells are polite, easy to use and fit most handlebars.

Bells with extras

The Bicycle Handlebar Ring with Compass & Horn Bell Ride in Style combines a bell with a built-in compass for direction on rides.

Saddles and Comfort

Of all the comfort bicycle accessories, a good saddle makes the biggest difference on longer rides.

Choosing a saddle

Wider, padded saddles suit upright city and leisure riding, while narrower saddles suit road and mountain bikes where you lean forward.

Saddle height and angle

Set the saddle so your leg is almost straight at the bottom of each pedal stroke, and keep the seat level front to back.

Our saddle

The Bicycle Seat for Mountain & Road Bikes Comfort for Every Ride comes in 12 colours.

Grips and gloves

Ergonomic grips and padded gloves reduce hand numbness. Browse our cycling gloves collection.

Mudguards and Fenders

Mudguards are practical bicycle accessories that stop spray from your tyres reaching you, your bag and your bike's components.

Mountain bike mudguards

Clip-on mudguards fit quickly and are easy to remove for dry days. The Mountain Bike Mudguard, Protect Your Ride from Mud & Dirt comes in 6 colours.

Full-length fenders

Commuters often prefer full-length fenders that cover more of the wheel for wet roads and keep work clothes clean.

Fit and clearance

Check your tyre width and frame clearance so the mudguard doesn't rub.

Bike Bags and Storage

Bags are versatile bicycle accessories that carry tools, snacks, phones and spare layers so your pockets stay empty.

Frame and top tube bags

Frame bags sit inside the frame triangle or on the top tube, keeping weight low and centred for stable handling.

Saddle bags

Small bags under the saddle hold a spare tube, levers and a multi-tool, and stay out of the way while you ride.

Handlebar bags

Handlebar bags keep snacks, keys and essentials within easy reach on longer rides.

Panniers and racks

Panniers clip to a rear rack and suit commuting, shopping and touring, carrying heavier loads than a backpack.

Weatherproof bags

The Mountain Bike Bag with Rain Cover Ideal for All Weather Rides includes a rain cover for wet days.

Phone Holders and Navigation

A phone holder is one of the most popular bicycle accessories, keeping maps in view without stopping.

Waterproof phone cases

Handlebar cases with a clear touch window protect your phone from rain and dust. The Waterproof Motorcycle Phone Holder, Untoom Bike Case Bag comes in four sizes.

Clamp mounts

Clamp-style mounts hold the phone directly and suit dry weather and shorter rides.

Riding safely with a phone

Set your route before you ride and glance at the screen only when it's safe. Avoid handling your phone while moving.

Locks and Security

A good lock is one of the most important bicycle accessories for anyone who leaves their bike in public.

U-locks

Hardened steel U-locks are tough to cut and suit city parking, especially for expensive bikes.

Chain and cable locks

Chain locks are flexible, while light cable locks suit short stops or securing wheels alongside a U-lock.

Locking tips

Lock the frame and a wheel to a solid, fixed object in a busy, well-lit place, and take lights and bags with you.

Pumps, Tools and Repair Kits

A small kit of repair bicycle accessories can save a ride.

Pumps

Mini pumps fit on the frame, and floor pumps make home inflation easy. Check whether your valves are Presta or Schrader.

Multi-tools

A multi-tool with Allen keys, screwdrivers and a chain tool covers most roadside adjustments.

Puncture kits

Carry tyre levers, a patch kit or spare tube to fix flats, and practise changing a tube at home first.

Bicycle Safety Basics

Bicycle accessories work best alongside safe riding habits.

Wear a helmet

NHTSA advises never riding without a properly fitted helmet that meets the US Consumer Product Safety Commission standard. Browse our bicycle helmets collection.

Fit reflectors and lights

NHTSA also recommends reflectors on both the front and back of your bike, and notes a flashing red light on the rear, backpack or helmet adds visibility. Some states require a white front light at night.

Check your bike before riding

Inflate tyres, test brakes and make sure accessories are firmly attached and don't block lights or reflectors.

Be visible

Bright clothing in the day and reflective gear at night help drivers see you.

How to Choose Bicycle Accessories

Follow these steps to choose the right add-ons:

1. Think about how you ride: commuting, leisure, road or mountain.
2. Start with safety: helmet, lights, reflectors and a bell.
3. Add comfort: saddle, grips and gloves.
4. Add storage: bag, rack or phone holder.
5. Add security: a lock that suits where you park.
6. Add maintenance: pump, multi-tool and puncture kit.
7. Check compatibility with your wheel size, frame and handlebars.

Bicycle Accessories by Riding Style

Different riders need different bicycle accessories.

Commuters

Front and rear lights, mudguards, a rack or pannier, a phone holder and a strong lock make daily rides easier.

Mountain bikers

Mudguards, a frame bag, a hydration pack, a multi-tool and padded gloves suit trail riding.

Road cyclists

A saddle bag, mini pump, bottle cages and a bike computer or phone mount suit longer rides. Browse our cycling jerseys collection.

Leisure and family riders

A comfortable saddle, a bell, a basket and lights cover relaxed rides.

Bicycle Accessories for Kids

Children need the same basics, sized for them.

Helmets that fit

A child's helmet should sit level on the head and fit snugly, with the straps forming a V under each ear.

Lights and reflectors

Bright lights and reflectors help drivers see smaller riders, especially near home and school.

Bells

A bell lets young riders warn others without shouting.

Training wheels and stands

Training wheels help beginners balance, and a kickstand keeps the bike upright when parked.

Fitting Bicycle Accessories

Most bicycle accessories fit with basic tools, but a few checks help.

Measure first

Check handlebar diameter for bells, lights and phone mounts, and tyre width and frame clearance for mudguards.

Tighten carefully

Tighten clamps firmly but don't overtighten, especially on carbon handlebars and seat posts.

Test before riding

Make sure nothing rubs the wheels, blocks lights or reflectors, or moves when you go over bumps.

Caring for Your Accessories

A little care keeps bicycle accessories working.

• Charge lights after every few rides so they're ready.
• Wipe bags and mudguards with a damp cloth after muddy rides.
• Check mounts and bolts regularly for loosening.
• Dry phone cases before storing to prevent mould.
• Store saddles and bags out of direct sunlight to limit fading.

How Much Do Bicycle Accessories Cost?

This collection ranges from $10.43 to $40.54. Four of the 6 listings start under $20, one starts between $20 and $30, and one starts between $30 and $50.

Here's what each price band typically buys across the wider market:

• Under $20: bells, rear lights, phone cases and basic saddles.
• $20 to $50: mudguards, frame bags, front lights and mini pumps.
• $50 to $100: quality U-locks, panniers and bike computers.
• $100 and up: GPS units, smart lights and premium bags.

Standard US shipping is free on every order.

Shipping, Returns and Support

We ship bicycle accessories to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.

Bicycle Accessories FAQs

What are the most essential bicycle accessories?

Start with a properly fitted helmet, front and rear lights, reflectors, a bell and a good lock. Then add a pump, a multi-tool and a puncture kit, followed by comfort bicycle accessories like a better saddle, grips and a bag.

Do I need lights on my bike?

If you ride at dawn, dusk or night, yes. Many US states require a white front light at night, and NHTSA recommends reflectors on the front and back, with a flashing red rear light for extra visibility. Charge lights before every ride.

How do I choose a comfortable saddle?

Match the saddle to your riding position. Upright riders usually prefer wider, padded saddles with springs or gel, while road and mountain bikers often prefer narrower designs. Set the height and angle correctly, as fit matters as much as padding, and give a new saddle a few rides to settle.

Are mudguards worth it?

Yes, if you ride in wet weather or on muddy trails. Mudguards keep spray off your back, legs and bags and protect parts of the bike. Clip-on styles are easy to remove on dry days and fit most mountain bikes.

What size phone holder do I need?

Check your phone's height and width, including any case, and compare with the holder's internal size. Waterproof cases often come in several sizes, so choose the one that fits your phone snugly, and test the touch window before riding. Allow room for a thin case.

How do I stop my bike being stolen?

Use a strong U-lock or chain through the frame and a wheel, locked to a fixed object in a busy, well-lit area. Add a cable for the other wheel, and register your bike's serial number where possible. Never leave quick-release parts unlocked.

Which pump fits my bike?

Check your valves. Presta valves are thin with a small locknut, common on road bikes, while Schrader valves look like car tyre valves. Many pumps fit both, but confirm before buying and check the recommended pressure on the tyre sidewall.

Do I need a helmet that meets a standard?

Yes. NHTSA advises wearing a properly fitted helmet that meets the US Consumer Product Safety Commission standard. Look for the certification label inside the helmet, and replace it after any crash, even if it looks fine, and check the fit regularly.

Can I use a motorcycle phone holder on a bicycle?

Many handlebar phone cases fit both bicycles and motorcycles. Check the clamp range fits your handlebar diameter and that the case holds your phone securely before riding. Tighten the clamp so it doesn't rotate over bumps, and keep it away from brake levers.

How do I charge a USB bike light?

Plug it into a USB charger or computer using the supplied cable until the indicator shows it's full. Charge it after every few rides, avoid leaving it in direct heat while charging, and unplug it once full. Carry a spare light on long rides.

How long does shipping take?

Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.

Can I return bicycle accessories?

Yes, within 30 days of delivery, if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number, the product name and the reason for the return, then wait for return instructions. There's no restocking fee.

Find the Right Bicycle Accessories

Choosing bicycle accessories comes down to three checks: safety first, comfort for how far you ride, and compatibility with your bike. Start with lights, a bell and a lock, then add a saddle, bag and mudguards.

Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid, or browse our cycling wheels, bicycles and sports and outdoors collections.