Gifts for cyclists under $50

For a cyclist who looks after their bike: one handle for the chain grime and the paintwork.

A small workshop tool for a cyclist or home tinkerer who keeps running into Torx bolts.

For a cyclist who wants a fast CO2 fill with a hand pump as backup if the cartridge runs out.

Suits a regular rider who looks after their own bike, or someone who has just bought one and has nothing to clean it with.

For a cyclist who does their own maintenance and needs to clean a grimy chain and cassette.

For a cyclist who wants one tool that can also fix a broken chain on the road.

Clips to keys so small fixes, parcels and bottles are covered; the spoke spanner is handy for cyclists.

For a mountain biker who wants to warn hikers on shared trails but not have a bell jingling on the road.

For a hiker or bikepacker who counts grams and wants a mug that will not rust or chip.

For a cyclist who wants spare tube and tools under the saddle rather than in a jersey pocket.

A small ride-kit tool for a cyclist; it fits in a saddle bag or jersey pocket.

A small safety light for a commuter or casual rider, easy to move between bike and bag.

For a cyclist who wants a cage-free bottle setup, or rides a small frame where a normal cage is awkward.

A low-cost stocking filler for a cyclist; bottles get lost and chewed, so a spare is always used.

For a rider who wears a cap under the helmet to keep off sun and rain.

Suits a trail runner or long-distance cyclist who carries drinks in a vest or jersey pocket.

A practical gift for a runner, cyclist or anyone who trains outside in the Australian sun.

For a bikepacker or camper who straps gear to racks and packs and wants something that does not need rethreading.

For a road or gravel cyclist who cares about a quiet, clean chain but does not want to hot-wax.

A useful stocking stuffer for anyone who runs or walks before sunrise or after dark in winter.