With Christmas
fast approaching, it's never too early to start pulling the perfect gift ideas
together for friends and family. If you know someone who is passionate about
cycling, then consider getting a bike-related present, which they'll really
love. There are tons of ideas to choose from. Here are some of the best.
Shoe Covers
http://www.pearlizumi.com/publish/content/pi_2010/us/en/index/products/men/ride/accessories/2.-productCode-14381105.html
Cycling in
wet, wintry weather can often mean your feet are left feeling damp and cold. A
really practical gift for cyclists this Christmas is a pair of neoprene shoe
covers, which protect your tootsies from even the harshest of elements.
The Good
Mountain Biking Guide
Cycling isn't
just about getting fit, it's also about taking in the spectacular scenery
en-route. Every cycling enthusiast should own a copy of The Good Mountain
Biking Guide book, as it details 500 of the best mountain biking areas in England and Wales .
http://www.goodmtb.co.uk/
Cycling Jacket
Anyone keen on
cycling will soon tell you that a decent jacket is a firm must-have for keeping
you warm and dry in the cooler months. This stylish, high-quality jacket made
with a multiple panel thermo-stretch material for a great fit would make a
perfect present this Christmas.
http://www.probikekit.co.uk/sports-clothing/pbk-elite-winter-cycling-jacket/10749545.html
Cycle Storage Solutions
An interesting
and unique Christmas gift idea for any cycling enthusiast would be a product
that allows easy storage of a bike, mounted horizontally or vertically against
a wall. It's great for those with limited space at home, and the products are
colourful, funky and durable.
http://www.cycloc.com/cycloc-features.html
Multitool
It's
inevitable that at some point a bike will require maintenance. If this happens
during the middle of a cycling session, then a really compact and practical
tool will be a godsend for any cyclist needing to get their bike up and on the
road again.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/sks-ct-worx-multitool/rp-prod25841
Wind Trainer
If you can't
get out on your bike, then practising at home with a Wind Trainer can get you
in shape and increase fitness levels in-between biking sessions. It gives you a
great workout, allowing you to shift gears like on a normal bike. The vortex
blade design enables you to generate progressive resistance.
http://www.paligap.cc/product.php?id=174&productname=CycleOps-Wind-Trainer
Cycling Holiday
For a really
special Christmas treat consider getting a loved one a cycling holiday. There
are lots of companies that specialise in cycling holidays, so pick out a route
and destination that you think your cycling buddy would relish the challenge of
experiencing.
http://www.cyclingholidays.org/tours/index.php
Cycling Mug
No cycling
enthusiast should have to drink their tea from any ordinary mug. Buy your
cycling friend a mug this Christmas that symbolises their passion. This great
ceramic mug in vivid stripes and cyclist images will bring a smile to any
cyclist's face.
http://www.cafepress.co.uk/mf/40157921/world-champ-stripes_mugs?productId=443197239
Water Bottle
Staying
hydrated is essential when embarking on any cycling expedition. There's no
better way to do this with a fun, durable and compact water bottle that fits
easily into your bike holder.
http://www.cafepress.co.uk/+born_to_cycle_stainless_water_bottle_10l,559189654
Smartphone Bike Mount
This really
handy cycle handlebar mount with waterproof case allows you to store your
smartphone on the front of your bike, so you can see it when you're cycling.
It's ideal if you are using your phone to get directions.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/smartphone-bike-holder
This article
was written by Amy from 50 Cycles. A
media graduate with a passion for cycling, she now helps to manage their blog
and writes about a wide range of cycling related topics and issues.
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