Things to plant your bum on, stash your personal belongings and even inflate your tyres - the latest roundup from the London Cycle Show takes a look at the accessories on display.
The same company that imports LAS helmets also brings in Selle Bassano saddles. This is the saddle makers flagship carbon saddle
Prologo saddles now the choice of several ProTour teams
Not sure what width saddle you need? With this design the width can be adjusted to suit your sitbones
SRAM and CTC
SRAM now produce bar tape in a range of colours
CTC's latest marketing move revolves around these postcards to promote their various projects
Cane Creek
Cane Creek is taking its headsets upmarket. Following the excitement that leather bar tape caused, could wood headsets be the next step forward. Whatever the next trend, Cane Creek's headset is certainly beautifully built
Ortlieb
Ortlieb's rather fetching messenger bag
Ortlieb's pannier bags now available in 'cool' colours - we'll let you decide...
Zwei
Zwei make functional and stylish bags
Their USP is their versatility and security. They can be carried on the back with the two-way strap, attached to your handlebars or rack, and then used as a carry bag around town. And with a super strong section of velcro inside, they prevent the opportunity for a thief to reach in and grab your phone, wallet etc
Ergon and Knog
Some of you might know Ergon for the ergonomically shaped grips available for MTBs - well now they produce a mitt for road cyclists. The unique velcro closure makes them really comfortable, spreading the load that is normally centred only around your wrist to across your hand
Knog make bags of all shapes and sizes - this waterproof pannier should find a few fans with commuters
Crank Brothers
Plenty of pumps to choose from on the Crank Borthers stand
