6 top products for cycling holidays

Laurin Lehner

 · 18.10.2025

Designed to ensure cleanliness when travelling: the mobile cleaner from Stihl.
Photo: Stihl

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Whether you are travelling for the weekend or want to go on a spontaneous long-distance trip - these six products will make travelling much more comfortable for cycling enthusiasts.

Cyclists need more than just their bike when travelling - the right equipment, safe transport and good planning are crucial. Whether it's tools, spare parts, suitable clothing or well thought-out bike packing: if you are prepared, you can avoid breakdowns when travelling and concentrate fully on your adventure. We show you six products that will make travelling easier.

The 6 best travel products for cyclists

1st Evoc Bike Bag

If you've ever seen flight baggage being thrown, kicked or bumped on the internet, you'll quickly feel queasy. No wonder - after all, you want your beloved bike to be well protected. The Evoc bike bag, for example, provides a remedy. Everything has its place here and is well protected. Also available as a Pro version. Price: 525 euros >> at Amazon or Bike Components available at a reduced price.

The classic: the bike bag from the Munich label Evoc.Photo: EvocThe classic: the bike bag from the Munich label Evoc.

2. Thule Outpace

Even spacious estate cars can quickly become cramped with two bikes and luggage in the boot. Travelling with a bike rack is much more comfortable - provided a trailer coupling is available. The pleasant side effect: dirt stays outside. The new Outpace from Thule offers secure space for two bikes. Price: 600 euros >> available here.

Fresh: There is room for two bikes here.Photo: ThuleFresh: There is room for two bikes here.

3. duffle bag Patagonia

Helmet, bike and road gear, wash bag and pads - where to put all this stuff? Our tip: a large travel bag with a volume of 100 litres, which can also be carried as a rucksack if required. These cylindrical bags made from robust material are called "duffle bags". Incidentally, they originated in the small Belgian town of Duffel - no joke! For example from Patagonia. Price: 200 euros >> available here at a reduced price.

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Available in different sizes. 70 litres is usually enough, or should it be 100 litres?Photo: PatagoniaAvailable in different sizes. 70 litres is usually enough, or should it be 100 litres?

4. Stihl RCA 20

Our tip: Hose down the bike thoroughly after wet and damp rides. No problem even when travelling: The Stihl RCA 20 comes with a 20-litre folding canister, flexible hose and a running time of over 20 minutes. Price: 229 euros >> available here.

Designed to ensure cleanliness when travelling: the mobile cleaner from Stihl.Photo: StihlDesigned to ensure cleanliness when travelling: the mobile cleaner from Stihl.

5. Marshall Major V

Whether on a plane or train - there are simply too many annoying people talking loudly on the phone, playing Insta-Reels with sound or having unpleasant conversations. The solution: headphones and the right music. The Major V from cult manufacturer Marshall deliver up to 100 hours of sound without recharging. Price: 149 euros >> available here at a reduced price.

The UK label is cult and so are these headphones.Photo: MarshallThe UK label is cult and so are these headphones.

6. Deuter Wash Bag Tour 3

The term "Kulturbeutel" is derived from "Körperkultur" - a modern word for hygiene and personal hygiene at the time. In the post-war period, "culture" was closely linked to personal hygiene and civilisation. In other words: if you want to be cultured, you should reach for the lightweight Washbag Tour 3, for example - everything fits in here: Price: 26 euros >> at Deuter or Mountain friends available.

Available in different colours and shapes. The wash bag from Deuter.Photo: DeuterAvailable in different colours and shapes. The wash bag from Deuter.

Born in South Baden, Laurin Lehner is, by his own admission, a lousy racer. Maybe that's why he is fascinated by creative, playful biking. What counts for him is not how fast you get from A to B, but what happens in between. Lehner writes reports, interviews scene celebrities and tests products and bikes - preferably those with a lot of suspension travel.

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