Starting at £47.94
£44.99
Starting at £64.19
£59.35
Starting at £47.94
£44.99
Starting at £47.94
£44.97
Starting at £64.19
£59.35
Our Accessories page brings together our tips on the small parts that complete the cockpit and frame: headsets and headset bolts, handlebar plugs, meter and lighting mounts, cable guides, frame and base protection, for a functional and tidy bike.
The small parts that make a difference.
Around the handlebars and stem, many small parts play a key role. The steering cap and its screw adjust the preload of the bearings. The handlebar plugs close off the ends of the handlebars to prevent injuries in case of a fall. The mounts for the speedometer and lights, fixed in front of the handlebars, place the GPS and lamp in the line of sight.
The components also include:
All components are brought together on the peripheral components page.
The cable guides, cable housing and internal plugs organise the routing of the cables and housings along the frame, preventing them from rubbing or rattling. The adhesive frame and chainstay protections preserve the paint from wear caused by the chain, housings and shoes. These details extend the life of the bike and maintain its value.
Each accessory must match the diameter of the part it is attached to: handlebars of thirty-one point eight or thirty-five millimetres, steerer of one and one eighth inches, frame tube. It’s also important to check compatibility with the speedometer or lamp, which often use specific mounts for each brand. Tighten the small screws to the recommended torque, without excess, to avoid damaging carbon parts.
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It adjusts the preload of the steering bearings: tightened before the stem screws, it eliminates play without hindering the fork's rotation. It does not hold the stem in place, which is secured by its own screws.
They close off the ends of the handlebars, which could cause injury in case of a fall, and keep the handlebar tape or grips in place. A lost plug should be replaced quickly, before the next ride.
Adhesive protections are placed at contact points of the housings, under the top tube and on the chainstay, where the chain strikes on bumpy terrain. They prevent paint chips and preserve the carbon.
A forward offset mount in front of the handlebars places the GPS and lamp in the line of sight, without cluttering your hands. Check the diameter of the handlebars and the compatibility with your device’s mount.
They hold the brake and derailleur cables along the frame, prevent them from rubbing or flapping, and ensure precise operation. On frames with external routing, they can be easily replaced in case of breakage.