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Nice idea. That's a lot better than carrying a backpack that can lead to sore shoulders.

I usually carry a patch kit, tubes, tire pump, tire levers, zip ties, to name a few.

Try to check out kryptonite and ABUS locks. Lots of guys here are happy with them.

RideWithGPS is a good app. Easy to use. Great for navigation and tracking.

Hanging it on the wall sounds like a good idea and it won't take much space.

Looks great and functional. I saw the sample captured image and I can say that the quality is quite impressive.

I like the design of Thule but it is pretty expensive so I ended up getting the Surco DBR400 at http://4wheelonline.com. The swing away feature of this bike rack is a major plus because I can easily access the back of my Journey. This rack can also transport up to 4 bikes. Its construction is...

I use a BBQ cover with the of some straps. Cheap but works ok.

The Topeak Turbo Morph Bike Pump is a goo option also. Not too pricey, does the job.

The Proviz jacket looks effective but the material doesn't look breathable.

Not a concept anymore, but the BMW e bike looks nice, but a little pricey.

The Minoura Water bottle cage mount looks like a good option also.

Powder coating is durable but durability depends if you have the skills or the shop who will do it is very competent.

Don't have the highest lumens, but the Cygolite Expilion is bright enough at night. It has robust construction also.

Thanks for the welcome! I have a 2015 Dash. I will post pics next time.

I agree that GPS trackers are your best bet. Another option for you is the spybike.

Hello guys and gals! My name is Alvin and I own an IZIP E3. I love this bike and have no issues with it. See you around all.