Accessories

What you actually need

Four accessories, not forty. Each one solves a real scooter problem — it gets stolen, you puncture, you fall, you ride holding your phone — and each has enough ratings to trust the average. Same rules as the scooters: the low number when a listing gives several, and an empty field when the manufacturer doesn't publish one.

📱 Phone mount

Lamicall BM02 handlebar phone mount

$15.99price as of 2026-08-22

4,6(68.274)

68,274 ratings. That is more than every scooter on this site put together, several times over, and it is Amazon's #1 best seller in its category. Riding with a phone in your hand is how most avoidable scooter falls happen, and $16 removes the reason to do it.

Amazon badge: #1 best seller in handlebar phone mounts
Phones: 4.7 to 6.8 inches, up to 19/32" thick
Vehicles: The listing names scooters explicitly, not just bikes
Grip: Four corner arms with silicone pads
Weight: 7 oz
Warranty: 1 year

The good

68,274 ratings at 4.6 — the most-reviewed product anywhere on this site
Amazon's #1 best seller in handlebar phone mounts
Four-corner grip with silicone pads: won't pop open on a pothole
Explicitly lists scooters, not just bikes
Rotates between portrait and landscape
One-handed operation, installs without tools
Stainless steel, aluminium and silicone rather than all plastic

The not so good

Not water resistant — your phone is exposed in rain
The corner arms cover part of the screen on smaller phones
On a scooter with no suspension, handlebar vibration reaches the phone
7 oz sitting on the bars, which you notice when folding

4.6 out of 5 from 68,274 ratings. The word that recurs across the positive reviews is "solid" — buyers describe it not moving at all over rough pavement, which is the only thing that matters in a phone mount. Complaints cluster on two points: the arms obscuring screen corners, and rain. Nobody reports the phone actually falling out.

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🪖 Helmet

Schwinn Thrasher adult helmet, 58-62 cm

$29.99price as of 2026-08-22

4,7(13.001)

Two reasons. First, it states CPSC compliance in the listing — the US federal safety standard for bicycle helmets, and the thing that separates a real helmet from a plastic shell. Second, 13,001 ratings at 4.7, which is the highest rating-and-volume combination of any product on this site.

Certification: Meets the US CPSC safety standard, stated in the listing
Size: 58-62 cm, dial retention system
Construction: Microshell over expanded polystyrene
Warranty: Limited lifetime
Brand: Schwinn, made by Pacific Cycle

The good

13,001 ratings at 4.7 — the best score-and-sample combination here
States CPSC compliance explicitly
Dial retention system: tighten one-handed while riding
Limited lifetime warranty, unusual at $29.99
Microshell construction over EPS foam
Schwinn, a 130-year-old American brand rather than an anonymous seller

The not so good

One size band, 58-62 cm: no good if your head is smaller
The listing doesn't publish the weight, which matters in a helmet
No integrated rear light
No MIPS or equivalent rotational protection at this price
Designed for cycling; scooters sit you more upright, so check the coverage suits you

4.7 out of 5 from 13,001 ratings. Fit and light weight dominate the praise, and several buyers mention it as a first helmet for a teenager. The recurring caveat is sizing: at the bottom of the 58-62 cm range some riders find the dial at its limit. A helmet that doesn't fit doesn't protect, so measure your head before ordering.

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🔒 Lock

Titanker heavy-duty chain lock, 3 ft

$16.99price as of 2026-08-22

4,6(8.746)

Theft is the number one way people lose a scooter, and three feet is enough to pass the chain through the wheel and the stem and around a fixed post — which is how it has to be done. 8,746 ratings at 4.6 for $16.99.

Chain: 6 mm alloy steel links, 3 feet long
Sleeve: Fabric, so it doesn't scratch the scooter or rust
Weight: 1.4 lb
Keys: Two, plus a dust cover on the keyhole
Locking: Snaps shut without the key

The good

8,746 ratings at 4.6
3 feet: long enough to reach wheel, stem and a fixed post
Snaps shut without needing the key
Fabric sleeve: no scratches, no rust marks
Two keys
$16.99
The manufacturer is honest about its limits (see below)

The not so good

6 mm links: this deters an opportunist, not someone with bolt cutters
1.4 lb to carry
No independent security rating (Sold Secure, ART) and none claimed
Titanker itself says not to leave it locked outdoors for long periods
For overnight street parking in a big city, this is not enough lock

4.6 out of 5 from 8,746 ratings. Buyers describe it as heavier than expected and say so approvingly — in a lock, weight is the product. What stands out is the listing itself: the third bullet warns you not to leave your bike locked outside for long periods. A seller telling you where its own product stops working is rarer than it should be, and it is the reason we would trust this one over a flashier listing at the same price.

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🛡️ Tire sealant

Slime 10004 tube sealant, 16 oz

$12.14price as of 2026-08-22

4,4(11.152)

A puncture costs you more days of riding than any other failure, and on a scooter it is worse than on a bike: changing a tube with the motor inside the hub is not a ten-minute job. You pour this in before you puncture and it seals itself when it happens. 11,152 ratings.

Seals: Punctures up to 1/8 inch (3 mm), instantly, using fibres
Lasts: Two years of preventive protection
Bottle: 16 oz
Composition: Non-toxic, non-corrosive, non-flammable, water soluble
For: Tubed tires only

The good

11,152 ratings at 4.4
Preventive: goes in first and protects for two years
Seals punctures up to 3 mm without removing the wheel
$12.14 against what a shop charges to pull a hub motor
Non-toxic, washes off with water
One bottle does several wheels

The not so good

Tubed tires only — useless on solid tires, and tubeless needs the tubeless version
Adds rotating weight to the wheel
Does nothing against a large cut or a sidewall tear
Needs redoing every two years
Amazon lists the manufacturer as Rain-X and the surface type as "bathtub" (see below)

4.4 out of 5 from 11,152 ratings. Riders use it on everything from dirt bikes to strollers, and the consistent verdict is that it does what it says as a preventive measure and disappoints people who pour it in after the fact. One aside about the listing rather than the product: Amazon's spec table gives the manufacturer as Rain-X and the intended surface as "bathtub". The product is real and widely used; the spec sheet is, once again, not something to read without checking.

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