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12 accessories you didn't know you needed for your bike

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Whether you use your bike as a source of affordable transportation, exercise, or fun, you're probably interested in improving your riding experience.

Most frequent riders use many of the same tools and gadgets (always wear a helmet!), but there are many lesser-known bike accessories than can make your next trip safer, smarter, and more fun.

I put together a list of some of my favorite cycling accessories. Take a look and see if there’s anything you’d like to pick up before your next ride.

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A headlight

A bike light is an essential accessory for anyone who rides at night on a semi-regular basis.

This option from NiteRider is expensive, but it greatly improves your ability to see in front of you, and your visibility to drivers.

NiteRider Lumina Micro 600 Front Bike Light, $65



A phone mount

I’ve written about RAM Mounts before and couldn't leave them off this list.

I don't condone playing Angry Birds on the road, but this mount makes it easy to plan and follow your route while you cycle.

RAM Mounts Handlebar Mount, $27.49



A bell

Bike bells are a far better way to alert pedestrians to your presence than screaming "hey!" at the last second.

This one from Portland Design is an easy way to add some classic flair to your bike.

Portland Design Works King of Ding II Bike Bell, $22



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