Bundles

Which bundle for a cyclist?

Five kits, differing in how far they reach.

MUST HAVE bundle for cyclists — washing the bike, degreasing the drivetrain and wax lubricant. The starting point if you have nothing yet.

Cleaning and lubrication bundle — the same cleaner, but two lubricants: dry and wet. The choice for riding all year and switching lubricant with the weather.

Cleaning and maintenance bundle — washing, drivetrain cleaning and a shine coating for the frame. For those who care about looks as well.

Chain and tyre bundle — drivetrain plus tubeless sealant. Sensible when the bike is already clean and the point is mechanics.

Lubricants and sealant bundle — three lubricants for different conditions plus sealant. The broadest of the bicycle kits.

Which bundle for a motorcyclist?

Must Have Off-Road bundle — washing after terrain, shine for tyres and plastics, and a protective coating. The set for after a ride through mud.

Service bundle — Aerosols — three aerosols: maintenance, chain lubricant and brake degreaser. Routine care without getting the bucket out.

Air filter care bundle — foam cleaning liquid, filter oil and motorcycle cleaner. The only kit that covers filter regeneration from start to finish.

Power Brake Cleaner 3-pack — a triple supply of brake degreaser. For a workshop, and for anyone who gets through it faster than the rest.

What about helmet, goggles and clothing?

Helmet and visor bundle — lens cleaning, an anti-fog product and a universal cleaner. Three things that solve fogged goggles and a scratched visor.

Clothing and accessories bundle — refreshing, reproofing and fabric cleaning. For jackets, trousers and gloves that have stopped repelling water.

Does a bundle work out cheaper?

Yes — the same products bought separately cost roughly a quarter more than in a kit. But price is not the only argument here.

The second, less obvious one: the kits are put together so the scopes do not overlap. Buying individually it is easy to end up with two products doing the same job and without the third, which the first two need to work — like an air filter washed but not oiled.

When a bundle does not make sense: if you already have most of it and one thing is missing. Then a single product is cheaper and more sensible.

Which bundle makes a good gift?

If you do not know exactly what the recipient rides, the basic kits are the safest: MUST HAVE for cyclists or Must Have Off-Road. They cover what gets used most often and fit whatever the model of equipment.

For someone who already has the basics, something narrower and more specific works better — the helmet and visor bundle or the air filter care bundle.

Not sure what to choose? Selection guides sit in the bicycle and motorcycle categories.