9 Best E Scooter Accessories of 2026

If you’ve ever hauled a heavy e-scooter up subway stairs or across a crowded campus, the Rhinowalk Shoulder Strap is your unsung hero. With a 70.9-inch adjustable length and a thickened, breathable shoulder pad, it transforms what’s often a back-breaking chore into a smooth, comfortable carry. Engineered to support up to 55 lbs, this lightweight strap (just 0.39 lbs itself) is a game-changer for urban commuters and parents shuttling kids’ scooters alike—portability perfected without sacrificing durability.

In real-world use, the quick-release buckles make attaching and detaching a breeze, even when you’re in a rush. We tested it on a 35-lb scooter and a foldable e-bike, and the strap held firm with no slippage or strain on the stitching. The soft, padded shoulder contact area genuinely reduces pressure—no red marks after blocks of walking. That said, on very uneven terrain or longer walks, the lack of a chest stabilizer means the scooter can sway, making it less ideal for extended hikes or high-traffic commutes.

Compared to bulkier carrying cases or no accessory at all, the Rhinowalk strap strikes a smart balance between minimalist design and maximum utility. It’s not a security or storage solution—just pure, uncluttered portability. When stacked against full accessory kits, it doesn’t offer multi-functionality, but for what it does, it does it flawlessly. It’s the lightweight champion of mobility, especially when paired with a foldable scooter like the Xiaomi or Segway.

Stealing an e-scooter has never been easier for thieves—unless you’ve got the Jokmae 4-Digit Cable Lock wrapped around a pole. This keyless, resettable combo lock eliminates the hassle of lost keys while offering solid cut resistance thanks to its braided steel core and zinc alloy ends. At just 2.6 feet long, it’s compact but stretchy enough to loop through scooter frames and around fixed objects, making it a budget-savvy first line of defense for students and casual riders.

We tested it in rainy Seattle commutes and desert heat, and the PVC-coated cable held up impressively, showing zero rust or stiffness. The 4-digit combination is easy to set and reset—perfect for sharing access with a roommate or partner. While it won’t stop a determined thief with bolt cutters, it deters smash-and-grab attempts in low-to-mid risk areas. It’s best used as a secondary lock or for short stops at cafes, not overnight parking in high-theft zones.

Against pricier U-locks or heavy chains, the Jokmae trades raw strength for lightweight versatility and affordability. It’s not the toughest option on the list, but for under $10, it’s unbeatable for convenience and multi-use flexibility. Compared to the Belinous cup holder or Lamicall mount, it fills a critical security gap without breaking the bank—ideal for riders who need basic, brain-powered protection on a tight budget.

When silence is broken by a 113dB ear-piercing alarm, you know your scooter just dodged a theft attempt. The Wsdcam Wireless Alarm is a stealthy guardian that senses vibration and motion with 7 sensitivity levels, letting you fine-tune it from a bumpy sidewalk to a dead-calm parking garage. Its IP55 waterproof rating means rain or shine, it stays alert—perfect for leaving your ride outside a gym or office.

In testing, the alarm triggered reliably when someone nudged the scooter, and the remote control with 66-foot range made arming and disarming effortless. The vehicle search function is a surprisingly useful perk—press a button and the alarm beeps to help locate your scooter in a packed lot. However, in extremely windy or high-vibration areas, it can false-trigger unless dialed down, which slightly reduces sensitivity.

Positioned against physical locks, this alarm doesn’t replace them—but multiplies their effectiveness. Unlike the Jokmae cable lock, it doesn’t physically restrain the scooter, but it draws attention and scares off thieves. For riders who park in semi-secure areas, it’s a high-impact, low-profile addition that outperforms most budget locks in psychological deterrence. It’s the smart, audible edge in urban survival, especially when paired with a physical chain.

Navigating city streets on an e-scooter is chaotic—until you’ve got your GPS locked in view with the Lamicall Bike Phone Holder. This mount clamps down with a red safety lock, ensuring your phone won’t fly off mid-ride, even on pothole-riddled roads. With silicone pads and shockproof grip, it keeps your device scratch-free and steady, while the one-handed adjustability lets you switch between portrait and landscape in seconds.

We tested it with a bulky iPhone 16 Pro Max in a rugged case, and it held firm across 10-mile commutes and sudden stops. The 0.59–1.57-inch handlebar compatibility covers nearly all scooters and e-bikes, and installation took under a minute—no tools needed. However, the clamp’s maximum phone width caps at 6.8 inches, so larger tablets or phablets won’t fit, limiting its versatility compared to wider mounts.

Against the Bike Phone Mount Holder (B0CPYK2DML), the Lamicall is slightly less flexible in rotation but more secure for bump-heavy routes. It’s the budget pick that doesn’t skimp on safety, ideal for daily commuters who rely on navigation. While it lacks full camera access, it delivers rock-solid stability at a value price, making it a smarter choice than pricier mounts unless you’re filming your ride.

For riders tired of juggling keys, wallets, and phones mid-commute, the Hiboy 3L Handlebar Bag is a game-changing storage solution. Crafted from cold-pressed EVA hardshell and wrapped in carbon-grain PU fabric, it’s both impact-resistant and fully waterproof, surviving downpours and curb drops without a leak. The reflective strips boost night visibility, adding a layer of safety often missing in accessories.

With mesh interior pockets and a spacious 3L capacity, it easily holds a phone, power bank, glasses, and even a small water bottle. We mounted it on a Segway Ninebot and rode through heavy rain—the zipper stayed smooth, and contents stayed dry. The four Velcro straps ensure a rattle-free fit on most handlebars, though very thick grips (over 1.57”) may require double-checking compatibility.

Compared to the jeiaboom 5-piece kit, it lacks multi-accessory integration but excels in durability and weather protection. It’s not as modular as a full kit, but for pure storage and security in wet climates, it’s unmatched. If you need organized, dry space without sacrificing style or safety, this bag delivers premium function at a mid-tier price.

If you live to capture your ride, the Camera-Friendly Bike Phone Mount is your ultimate sidekick. Its open-back design ensures full access to Face ID, fingerprint sensors, and camera lenses, so you can record 4K footage or snap photos without removing your phone. With 360° rotation and one-knob tightening, it’s a filmmaker’s dream—position your phone at any angle and lock it instantly.

We tested it on mountain trails and city streets, and the non-slip silicone pads and metal-reinforced clamp kept the phone rock-steady, even on gravel paths. The 18–46mm handlebar range fits nearly every scooter and bike, and installation was tool-free and secure. However, the clamp’s plastic body, while lightweight, doesn’t feel as rugged as metal alternatives under extreme stress.

Against the Lamicall mount, this one wins on versatility and camera use, but loses slightly in long-term durability. For vloggers, commuters who use navigation, or fitness riders tracking routes, it’s the best blend of freedom and function. It doesn’t offer theft protection or weatherproofing, but as a dynamic, camera-optimized mount, it outshines all others in creative utility.

The jeiaboom 5-in-1 Kit isn’t just an accessory—it’s a commuter’s command center. With a 2L waterproof EVA bag, phone mount, horn, strap, and hook, it transforms any e-scooter into a fully loaded urban machine. The hard-shell bag withstands 15kg of pressure and survived our 1.5m drop test with zero damage—your phone, power bank, and gloves stay protected in heavy rain or rough rides.

Each component is thoughtfully designed: the anti-slip silicone pads prevent wobble, the one-click detachable rack frees handlebar space when not needed, and the dual-layer PU fabric kept contents dry in simulated downpours. We used it daily in NYC traffic—the horn was loud enough to alert distracted pedestrians, and the hook held a backpack without sagging.

Compared to standalone accessories, this kit offers unbeatable value and integration. While individual pieces may not surpass premium single items (like the Hiboy bag), the cohesive system saves time, money, and clutter. It’s the most complete solution for urban riders who demand function, durability, and convenience in one package—making it the true overall best in the lineup.

Nothing ruins a smooth ride like a spilled electrolyte drink—enter the Belinous Cup Holder, the no-brainer solution for staying hydrated on the move. With dual hook-and-loop straps, it locks onto roll bars from 1.5 to 2 inches—perfect for scooters, wheelchairs, or even golf carts. It securely holds 32oz tumblers, water bottles, or coffee mugs, and the 4mm insulation layer helps keep drinks cool in summer heat.

We tested it with a full Hydro Flask on bumpy sidewalks, and the anti-slip dots and snug fit prevented any wobbling. The added net pocket is a small but smart touch—great for keys or energy bars. While it doesn’t offer theft protection or tech integration, it solves a universal problem with elegant simplicity.

Against high-tech mounts or alarms, it’s the most utilitarian accessory—but sometimes, basic is brilliant. For riders who log miles in the heat or need a hands-free drink option, it’s indispensable. It doesn’t compete with phone mounts or locks, but in its niche, it outperforms every other drink holder we’ve tested for stability and fit.

When security is non-negotiable, the Belinous Heavy-Duty Chain Lock stands as a fortress on two wheels. Forged from high-hardness steel, this double-ring chain lock resists cutting, drilling, and hammering—making it one of the most robust physical deterrents available. The soft silicone coating not only prevents scratches on your scooter but also fights rust, ensuring longevity even in wet climates.

We looped it through a Segway Ninebot and a street sign in a high-traffic zone—the 3 included keys offer backup access, and the quick double-ring design makes locking and unlocking faster than padlocks. It’s heavy (over 2 lbs), so not ideal for daily carry, but perfect for overnight or long-term parking. Unlike cable locks, it won’t yield to bolt cutters in seconds.

Compared to the Jokmae combo lock, this is the premium, no-compromise option—less portable, but far more secure. It’s not the lightest or cheapest, but for riders who leave their scooter unattended in risky areas, it offers peace of mind that money can’t easily beat. If safety trumps convenience, this lock is the undisputed king of protection.