wphamilton

Sorry that it was unclear, but it isn't commercially available. I'm on my 5th iteration though since May and I'm seriously tempted to kickstarter it.

voor9

Triathlon bar.

mc9000

Take A Look Mirror (plus the cheap sunglasses to which they are zip-tied)
Bike Computer (I ride more when I see the miles add up)
Tail light (This and my headlight are always on)

Booger1

Me

Rollfast

You aren't an accessory, you're the ENGINE. It just looks nice and sits there otherwise.

Rollfast

Baskets.

bmthom.gis

Mostly, it's the price of admission when compared to USB rechargeable lights

Lakerat

I don't like to take anything extra with me when involved in any sport. Cyclocomputers are a distraction and I like to rely on my senses for pacing and speed and distance estimation. Most rides require only one bottle and I have two cages. I take a cell phone and a small flashing tail light if I don't get home before dusk. I think I'll get some kind of cell phone holder so it isn't in my pocket and getting moist from sweat

Moe Zhoost

Although they have no functional purpose, I've gotten very fond of my bar mounted pinwheels.

RichSPK

I don't often look at the speed or mileage on my cyclocomputers anymore, but as someone who uses my bikes for transportation, not just sport, I find the clock on the cyclocomputers invaluable.

rekmeyata

Can you post pictures, I would love to see that.

rjmeyer67

This works all for me. I had to add a layer of inner tube to shim it tighter on my handlebar. Other than that no issue.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FQKO2MU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

noglider 

All of my (too many) bikes have a water bottle cage and a bell. I move a tool bag from bike to bike, and it attaches to the saddle.

I've tried many phone handlebar brackets, and most of them are terrible. It's pretty serious when my expensive phone is tossed to the ground. Do your research, and get one with excellent reviews. Don't be cheap as I was.

I agree about dynamos. A few of my bikes have them. I know charging batteries is a fact of daily life, but it's more dicey with a headlight than with other things. Two reasons: 1. a good headlight discharges a battery substantially in one or two uses, and 2. a drained battery in the middle of a ride is a problem. Other drained batteries matter a lot less.

Rotten

Favorite accessory is my phone holder. I ordered these after my girlfriends phone went flying out of a cheaper less well engineered holder.

The best phone holder that I've found.



It is a little bit bulky but worth it for the security.
Here's a link in case anyone is interested, they're only $19.95.

Found a about it as well.

Steve B.

I carry my phone in a ziplock bag to keep the sweat and potential rain off it. It's happy in a rear pocket of a cycling jersey or jacket.

Artfahie

By the way, around where I live I have yet to see anyone riding with a rear light on in the daytime, yeeeettttt sometimes I do!!! Which means I'm probably the only one who does where I live![/QUOTE]....

Living in Maine, riding rural roads on beautifully sunlit days is a great thing... but next to our roads are tens of thousands of shadow bearing trees... it's being lost in lost shadows that concerns me the most as both my eyes and the eyes of oncoming motorists seldom have time to adjust ... That dictates my use of lights no matter what time of the day. It costs nothing... but can mean so much.

ltxi

Cateye Velo7

sevenmag

Edge 200. Love that little thing.

Milton Keynes

I first started out with one like this:

which is basically a big clip which holds your phone. Worked OK except when I ran over a bunch of bumps. There's one street in my town I regularly bike with a section with a lot of cracks, every time I'd go over those bumps it would shake my phone loose. On a recent country ride, I wasn't paying attention to my phone and it flipped out of the clamp, landed on my arm, and then fell to the road before I managed to stop. Luckily it was undamaged, but that was the final straw. Not to mention that no matter how I tightened everything up, the phone would still shake around a lot making it hard to read.

So I got one of these, a Stowaway 400:

I like it so much better since I know my phone is going to be secure, and if I run into rain I know my phone won't get wet. The touch screen works through the plastic. And this pouch is bigger and holds more than the previous pouch I was using. The only downside is that the audio from the phone is muffled, so if you listen to music without headphones you won't hear it all that well. I'm looking for a good external speaker I can mount on the headset and plug into the phone. The only bad thing about this pouch is that my phone won't fit with its protective case on, if the pouch were about 1/4" wider it would accommodate it. But it's no big deal to take the case off, put the phone in, zip it up and go.

The Chemist

My Garmin ETrex 30 GPS and my Air Zound air horn.

Booger1

Hub powered head/tail lights.

noglider 

Ooh, I do love those. I have them on a couple of bikes. They end up being the bikes I ride the most.

rumrunn6

my computer, I guess, cuz I like knowing how many miles are remaining until I reach my destination. I think it helps me psychologically & I need all the help I can get

Rubble

I use the HandleBand from Nite Ize for my Iphone 6. Hasn't failed in a year. I looked at the Quad Lock but didn't want to add anything to the phone to make it more difficult to fit in a pocket. I already have a LifeProof cover which bulks it up enough.

https://www.niteize.com/product/HandleBand.asp