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Valentines Gifts for the Cyclist You Love

Treat your loved one to a gift that they’ll love.

Cyclists can be tricky to shop for, especially if you don’t know the sport. But there’s a good chance that this list contains items any cyclist would love to have. (Maybe you can even treat yourself!)

Take some stress out of your Valentine's Day shopping with these gift ideas, hand-picked by our cycling experts.

For Him / For Her

Gifts for Him

	Lightweight rain jacket Chances are, if your cyclist rides relatively often, he or she sometimes rides in the rain (or when there’s a “chance of rain”). This jacket* is lightweight and breathable, and whisks off the water. It easily stuffs into a pocket and works well with layers. * Women's light rain jacket (pictured here), available in-store only at 735 Market Street, San Francisco.
	Waterproof rain jacket A more intense rain jacket for the rider who will always ride, rain or shine. This jacket keeps the water out and the warmth in. Check out our full selection of rain jackets.
	Socks Never. Enough. Socks. There’s a reason #SockDoping is a thing... Cyclists love them! And, they come in pairs… Here’s a pair of socks we're loving right now.* * More options available in-store.
	Multitool / Repair kit Multitools are handy to have around and can be tucked into a saddle bag, the glove compartment, cycling bag, etc. … This repair kit includes tire levers, a hand pump and a small multitool.
	CO2s / Tubes Sure, they’re small items, but every cyclist can appreciate having spare tubes and CO2s.
	Neck warmer / Headband Inexpensive, but so practical and stylish, with many color options. These handy items can be used over the ears, as a headband and as a bandanna.
	Gloves Gloves for all weather conditions are great to have. (And for riding multiple days in a row, it's always nice to have some backup pairs.) Whether for warm weather or cold, mountain or road, check out our full range of cycling gloves here.
	Rain cover pants Have you heard your loved one complain about wet or dirty pants after riding their bike to work? These overpants might do the trick to keep their street clothes dry and clean after a commute.

Gifts for Her

	Lightweight rain jacket Chances are, if your cyclist rides relatively often, he or she sometimes rides in the rain (or when there’s a “chance of rain”). This jacket* is lightweight and breathable, and whisks off the water. It easily stuffs into a pocket and works well with layers. * Available in-store only at 735 Market Street, San Francisco.
	Waterproof rain jacket A more intense rain jacket for the rider who will always ride, rain or shine. This jacket keeps the water out and the warmth in. Check out our full selection of rain jackets.
	Socks Never. Enough. Socks. There’s a reason #SockDoping is a thing... Cyclists love them! And, they come in pairs… Here’s a pair of socks we're loving right now.* * More options available in-store.
	Multitool / Repair kit Multitools are handy to have around, and can be tucked into a saddle bag, the glove compartment, cycling bag, etc. … This repair kit includes tire levers, a hand pump and a small multitool.
	CO2s / Tubes Sure, they’re small items, but every cyclist can appreciate having spare tubes and CO2s.
	Neck warmer / Headband Inexpensive, but so practical and stylish, with many color options. These handy items can be used over the ears, as a headband and as a bandanna.
	Gloves Gloves for all weather conditions are great to have. (And for riding multiple days in a row, it's always nice to have some backup pairs.) Whether for warm weather or cold, mountain or road, check out our full range of cycling gloves here.
	Rain cover pants Have you heard your loved one complain about wet or dirty pants after riding their bike to work? These overpants might do the trick to keep their street clothes dry and clean after a commute.