Helmet communicators, action cameras, mounts, and GPS for riders.
Riding gadgets earn their place or they get left in the garage. Everything in this collection has to survive vibration, rain and gloved hands — the three things that quietly kill most consumer electronics on a bike.
We track prices across Amazon and specialist retailers like RevZilla, so the figures on each card reflect the last listing we recorded rather than a launch-day RRP. Always confirm the live price at the retailer before buying.
Showing 56 of 56 products
Insta360
Insta360's 2026 flagship 360 camera: dual 1/1.1-inch sensors, 8K30 360 capture, 20 m waterproofing without a case and 64 GB of built-in storage.
$699.99
Insta360
The previous-generation 360 flagship: 8K30 capture, dual 1/1.28-inch sensors, replaceable lenses and 15 m waterproofing, at $150 less than the X6.
$549.99
DJI
DJI's 2026 flagship: a 1/1.1-inch square sensor with a variable f/2.0-f/4.0 aperture, 50 GB internal storage and 20 m waterproofing — but no official US retail channel.
$439.00
Insta360
Conventional action camera with a 1/1.3-inch sensor, Leica SUMMARIT lens, 8K30 video, a flip touchscreen and a manufacturer-rated 112-minute runtime.
$389.99
FLY Racing
A new collection of protective riding gear utilizing RHEON technology for advanced impact absorption.
$159.95
Cardo
Bluetooth intercom for up to four riders with 40mm JBL speakers.
$314.95
Sena
Sena's flagship mesh unit with Harman Kardon speakers and instant group pairing.
$439.00
BestRest
A metal-bodied 12 V compressor that airs up a flat in under three minutes.
$134.95
Cardo
Crash detection, JBL sound and Dynamic Mesh in one weatherproof unit.
$499.95
Stop & Go
Mushroom-plug repair kit that seals punctures without removing the wheel.
$69.95
SW-Motech
Quick-lock tank bag sized for a phone, wallet and a rain layer.
$119.00
Kriega
A 16-litre riding pack with a harness that does not slide at speed.
$199.00
Oxford
Five-setting heated grips that make shoulder-season riding tolerable.
$119.99
OptiMate
Battery tender with a CAN-bus mode for BMW and modern electronics.
$89.95
NOCO
A pocketable lithium jump starter that has rescued a million dead batteries.
$99.95
Venture Heat
12V heated liner that makes a summer jacket work all winter.
$229.99
Tirox
Three-sided brush that cleans a chain in one pass without shredding knuckles.
$13.95$21.95
Sena
A mesh comms unit that disappears inside Shoei's Neotec/GT-Air shells.
$279.30
Lexin
Four-rider intercom with FM radio and a music-sharing mode.
$129.99
Cardo
Packtalk Edge performance with a traditional clamp mount and JBL speakers.
$359.95
Sena
Mesh 2.0 with Harman Kardon speakers — the closest rival to Cardo's flagship.
$379.00
Oxford
Heated grips that turn November into an ordinary riding month.
$99.99
Kriega
A genuinely waterproof roll-top tail pack with a bombproof strap system.
$119.00
Gerbing
Wired heated gloves for riders who refuse to stop when it snows.
$219.00
AKASO
A budget 4K30 helmet cam with a front screen, electronic stabilisation and two batteries in the box.
$99.99
AirMan
Cordless 12V inflator that tops a bike tyre up in under two minutes.
$59.99
VIOFO
Front-and-rear dash cam built for bikes, with GPS and parking mode.
$169.99
FOBO
Bluetooth tyre pressure sensors that warn you before a slow puncture bites.
$149.00
Sena
Sena's entry headset with clean HD audio and a reliable four-way intercom.
$169.00
Insta360
8K 360 capture that lets you reframe the shot after the ride, one generation behind the X5.
$499.99
GoPro
The widest mount and accessory ecosystem for riders, with 5.3K60 capture, HyperSmooth 6.0 and swappable HB-Series lens mods.
$399.99
Beeline
A tiny, beautiful arrow-based navigator that keeps your phone in your pocket.
$229.00
Nelson-Rigg
Expandable strap-on tail bag with a rain cover included.
$84.95
Slime
Roadside puncture repair that fits under the seat.
$21.99
NOCO
Trickle charger that keeps a bike battery alive through winter.
$29.95
Kryptonite
Hardened chain and disc lock combo for parking overnight on the street.
$119.95
Monimoto
Battery-powered bike tracker that calls your phone the moment it moves.
$199.00
Rokform
Machined aluminium twist-lock mount with a magnet backup.
$89.99
Motion Pro
The five-minute tool that stops you eating chains and sprockets.
$34.99
Scottoiler
Automatic chain oiler that doubles the life of a chain on a touring bike.
$139.00
Quad Lock
Adds vibration-damped wireless charging to the Quad Lock mount.
$89.95
Garmin
A proper bar-mounted sat nav built for gloves, glare and rain.
$549.99
Fodsports
Six-rider Bluetooth intercom with a huge battery, at a third of the price of the big brands.
$89.99
Givi
Click-on tank bag with a map pocket and no straps to scratch your paint.
$139.00
ABUS
Alarmed disc lock with a 100 dB siren that thieves hate.
$149.00
BluArmor
The cheapest way to get music and calls inside your lid.
$39.00
BikeMaster
Twenty bucks that protects your only two contact patches.
$19.99
Oumurs
Eight-rider mesh intercom for the price of a tank of fuel.
$69.99
RAM Mounts
The universal mount that fits any phone, no proprietary case required.
$39.99
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Nelson-Rigg
Keeps the small stuff off your body and in reach.
$49.95
ROK Straps
The luggage solution that lives under your seat.
$19.99
Quad Lock
Secure phone mount with vibration dampener for bikes.
$69.95
GoPro
The previous-generation HERO, still 5.3K60 with HyperSmooth 6.0, usually sold well below the HERO13.
$369.99
A helmet intercom changes every ride — group calls, turn-by-turn directions and music without taking a hand off the bar. Mesh systems keep a group connected as riders drift apart; Bluetooth-only units are cheaper and fine for a pillion or a pair.
Handlebar clamps that rely on a single rubber pad shake loose within a season. Look for a metal claw, a vibration-damping insert and a secondary tether point — phone camera sensors in particular do not survive high-frequency buzz.
IP65 is fine for spray; IP67 survives a downpour and a pressure-washed bike. Anything unrated will eventually fail at the charge port, which is the first place water finds.
A USB-C tender lead or SAE pigtail off the battery keeps comms, heated grips and a GPS alive on long days. Budget for the wiring accessory when you budget for the gadget.
Mounts, tyre pluggers, compact pumps and cable kits — the unglamorous items that prevent a ruined ride.
Entry Bluetooth intercoms, mid-range action cameras, quality tank and tail bags.
Mesh comms systems, flagship cameras and dedicated motorcycle GPS units built for all-day touring.
If you regularly ride in a group of three or more, yes — mesh keeps the channel alive as riders join, drop out and change position. For a solo rider or a two-up pair, a Bluetooth-only unit does the same job for far less.
It can. Sustained engine vibration is the culprit, especially on parallel twins and singles. Choose a mount with a dedicated vibration damper or run a dedicated action camera instead.
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