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Stuck for what to get a cyclist this Christmas? We sent Santa out to deliver pressies from 13 great brands, and with prices ranging from £20-£380 there is something for all budgets and type of cyclist!
Compact, light and simple to use, plus you don't have to scroll through flash mode – bonus!
Still a great light, but doesn't charge on the go and could do with a better bracket
As the clocks change and the days get shorter, five lucky readers will be making sure they can see and be seen with Cateye’s AMPP 800 front and Viz 300 rear lights
Robust, reliable, easy to use rear light, but it doesn't fully exploit its power thanks to rather frantic flash patterns
Not the greatest beam pattern out there, but bright nonetheless and reliable
It's very good but overkill for most – just because you can have a 450-lumen rear light doesn't mean you should
Good for most riding contexts but the strap could be improved
Lots of power for the money, viewing angles are excellent and run times are strong
The simplest way to get your ride data, plus handy navigation help
