You might not have heard about it but apparently the new Star Wars film, The Force Awakens, is about to go on general release, so we’ve decided to round up all the Star Wars related bike stuff we could find.
It’s a bike bell. With a stormtrooper on it.
Bell has a Limited Edition Star Wars helmet collection. This is the Millennium Falcon version of the Segment Junior which, as the name suggests, is aimed at younger riders. We’re trying to find out for sure but we don’t think they’ve been brought into the UK.

The other day we showed you this R2D2 helmet, also made by Bell and spotted in Walmart. We don’t think they’re available in the UK but you can find them on ebay.
This T-shirt shows a bloke wearing a Darth Vader mask riding a bike with two other blokes wearing stormtrooper masks. Why, we couldn’t tell you, but it’s available at £13 rather than the original £25 asking price.
Primal doesn’t make these Star Wars jerseys anymore, but you can find them lurking somewhere on the internet.
This jersey is plainly inspired by Star Wars. You could go the whole hog and get the matching shorts for another £30.
This Droid jersey is one of several from Knight that have clearly been inspired by Star Wars (thanks to usedtobefaster for pointing us in the right direction here).

We’ve already told you about these Star Wars compression T-shirts, available at JD Sports
This bike with 16in wheels is aimed at 5–7-year-olds.
This shirt depicts Darth Vader giving Yoda a lift on bike. I’m no expert but that seems an unlikely scenario to me.
These caps are available in different sizes and with different brim options.
Anyone else seen any Star Wars related bike stuff that they want to share?
Be good if we could stop his type from breeding, I doubt he will strengthen the gene pool much.
Totally agree with you. If a driver sits behind me for a long time because it's not safe to pass or a look over my shoulder is enough to make a...
Think of a number, the list price, and double it?
This makes some sense as the parent will spend a huge amount of time carrying the thing....
*not Lancs, obviously Lord be praised! Perhaps the message is getting through
Just because he shares a program with a dinosaur doesn't necessarily mean he's one too...
"but they call it Artex" Isn't that what people used to paint their ceilings with?
Clearly not "Europe" now anyway!
Where are the colours though? Even the other options are just mehhh. At least you wouldn't need to worry about them getting washed out.
All that is being requested of drivers is they put their phones away before operating dangerous equipment in public spaces. Yes, that means...