- Chain waxing kit
- Aero skewers
- Race day tires
- Wheel cover
- Cycling glasses
- Silca Ti wrench
- Silca Ti straws (silly, but cool)
- A nice bike bump
- Clothing
- New running shoes
- Gels / nutrition
- Year membership to TrainerRoad or equivalent

Love the pump idea.

If you need any tool or particularly multi tool... Silca Italian Army Knife.


Tubeless tyres ? Dynaplug tool (either the normal 'pill' or the racer tool).


Both really nice shiny shiny prezzies !

Latex tubes.

A couple bottles of AMP Human PR Lotion

Expensive stuff but hey, it's a gift, so why not.

I always put nice running shorts / tanks / shirts / socks on my list...stuff that is nicer than I would probably buy for myself, but still coming in at under $100.

Also, if you're in the market for new running shoes, you could ask for a gift certificate to a local running shop to go toward new shoes (same could apply to cycling shoes/gear too).

BTA hydration system is a good one too if you want one but don't have one already (or if you want to upgrade).

Consumables like chain and tires.

Ultrasonic cleaner (~$70) (that plus a $15 crock pot also makes for a chain waxing kit)

Some new Oakleys (I think I paid $108 for my Oakley Portals online)

Magic5 custom goggles (totally unnecessary, but blingy)

+1 on a nice pump (I have a steel barreled Lezyne that is a joy to use compared to my old plastic pump)

Aero calf sleeves (only ~$30-40)

An Eney Buoy ($30), basically the best pest pull buoy out there.

A new HR strap or optical puck (ex. Whaoo Tickr, or Polar OH1+)

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I just use a plastic kitchen storage container and mineral spirits to clean my chains. Super cheap!