9 Best Scooter Accessories of 2026

Rock-solid grip and smart safety engineering make the Lamicall Bike Phone Holder a standout for riders who demand reliability. Its corner-gripping clamp design, reinforced with a red safety lock switch, ensures your phone won’t budge—even on pothole-riddled streets or high-speed scooter commutes. Unlike flimsy competitors that rattle or slip, this mount uses silicone padding on all contact points to protect your device from vibration and scratches, solving the universal pain point of shaky navigation and accidental drops.

In real-world testing across electric scooters, e-bikes, and mountain trails, the Lamicall holder proved exceptionally stable on handlebars between 0.59” and 1.57” in diameter. The 360-degree adjustable neck lets you pivot from portrait to landscape in seconds—perfect for following GPS turn-by-turn directions or taking hands-free calls. While it handles most smartphones up to 6.8” (including bulky cases), users with ultra-wide devices like the iPhone 16 Pro Max in rugged armor cases should double-check thickness, as the 0.59” limit can be tight.

Positioned between budget clips and premium magnetic systems, the Lamicall strikes a rare balance: tool-free installation, military-grade grip, and universal compatibility without the price tag of MagSafe alternatives. It’s ideal for urban commuters, delivery riders, and fitness cyclists who need a set-it-and-forget-it phone solution. Compared to the looser clamp design of the Accmor 2-in-1 holder, the Lamicall offers far superior phone security and vibration damping, making it the clear choice for high-motion environments.

Built like armor, the Retrospec Dakota helmet delivers multi-sport confidence with a rugged ABS shell and dense EPS foam core that absorbs serious impacts—perfect for scooter riders who push speed limits or tackle uneven terrain. What sets it apart is its true versatility: this isn’t just a bike helmet with a skate label slapped on—it’s certified for BMX, scooters, longboards, and urban commuting, making it a single-solution protector for thrill-seekers with diverse ride styles.

During extended rides in humid conditions, the ten large ventilation ports proved game-changing, creating a cooling airflow tunnel that prevented sweat buildup and fogging—something cheaper helmets often fail at. The removable, washable liner stays fresh even after weeks of daily use, a rare perk in this price range. While it fits snugly on heads between 57–60cm (Large), those with very narrow or irregular head shapes may need to tweak the fit dial repeatedly to eliminate wobble at high speeds.

Stacked against basic scooter helmets with thin padding and poor airflow, the Retrospec Dakota offers protection on par with premium models but at a fraction of the cost. It’s the go-to choice for teens and adults who want one durable helmet for electric scooters, skate parks, and city biking. Compared to minimalist designs like the JUSJUBR light-only approach, this helmet provides real physical safety without sacrificing comfort—making it the top pick for responsible riders who prioritize head protection over flash.

Keyless convenience meets rugged security in the Jokmae 4-digit combination cable lock, a budget-savvy shield against opportunistic theft. Its braided steel wire core, wrapped in PVC weatherproof coating, resists cutting and corrosion—ideal for daily riders who park in damp or salty environments. The resettable combination means no lost keys, and the coiled 32-inch length gives surprising flexibility, letting you loop it through a scooter frame and nearby pole or secure two bikes together in a pinch.

In real-world use, the lock shines as a secondary deterrent—great for quick stops at cafes or grocery runs where you’re not leaving your scooter unattended for hours. It handled light prying attempts during testing but wouldn’t stop a determined thief with bolt cutters, which is expected at this weight and price. The smooth-turning dials work with gloves on, and the lightweight coil doesn’t add bulk to your ride. Still, its softness means it’s best paired with a U-lock for high-risk zones.

Compared to heavy U-locks or smart GPS trackers, the Jokmae lock wins on simplicity and portability, making it perfect for teens, college students, or casual riders who need basic, reliable security without complexity. It’s the most practical entry-level lock in the lineup—especially when contrasted with the Segway-specific mirror, which adds safety but zero theft protection. For riders wanting low-cost, always-with-you security, this cable delivers unmatched value in a no-fuss package.

The Accmor 2-in-1 Holder is a quiet hero for mobility scooter users who value hands-free convenience without clutter. Its dual-chamber design lets you stash a phone and a drink simultaneously—silicone petal grips keep bottles upright even on bumpy sidewalks, while the rubber-lined clamp locks securely onto handlebars from 0.55” to 1.7” in diameter. This isn’t just a cup holder with a phone slot tacked on; the 360-degree rotating base lets you angle your phone for easy viewing, solving the neck-cranking problem of fixed mounts.

During testing on mobility scooters and rollators, it handled wide travel mugs, 32oz water bottles, and phones in rugged cases without tipping or vibrating loose. The ABS plastic body stayed rigid, and the flexible silicone liner accommodated both narrow soda cans and thick insulated tumblers. While it fits most scooters, users with oversized handlebar controls may find the clamp’s reach slightly limited when trying to position it forward of brake levers.

As a utility-focused accessory, it outperforms single-purpose holders like the Belinous cup-only model by integrating phone visibility and drink stability in one compact unit. It’s ideal for seniors, disabled riders, or anyone using a mobility scooter for errands or park visits. Compared to the Hiboy storage bag, it offers faster access to essentials without opening zippers—though it lacks weather protection. For practical, everyday usability, this 2-in-1 design is unmatched in its niche.

Turn night into light show with the JUSJUBR LED Lights, where 16 million colors and 213 lighting modes transform your scooter into a rolling beacon of visibility and style. These aren’t just blinkers—they’re app-controlled RGB strips that let you sync pulses, fades, or strobes to your mood or traffic conditions, making you impossible to miss in low-light zones. The dual power option—4 AA batteries or USB—means you can run them on any scooter, including non-electric models, without draining your main battery.

In real-world dusk and night rides, the transparent protective hose kept the strips scratch-free and easy to wipe clean after rain or mud splashes. Installation was a breeze: the industrial-strength adhesive held firm on curved decks, and zip ties added extra security. We tested them on wet pavement and bumpy trails—the lights stayed bright and fully responsive. However, the button control is limited, so you’ll need your phone to unlock the full range of modes, which can be a hassle mid-ride.

Compared to basic single-color strips, the JUSJUBR kit offers pro-level customization at a mid-tier price. It’s perfect for teens, college riders, or anyone who wants to ride safely and stand out. While the Segway rear-view mirror improves situational awareness, these lights actively prevent accidents by enhancing your presence. For maximum visibility with zero compromise on fun, this kit is the undisputed leader.

Situational awareness redefined: the Segway Rear-view Mirror brings car-like visibility to your electric scooter, letting you monitor traffic without turning your head—a game-changer for city riding. Its wide-angle tempered glass delivers a distortion-free view, while the 360° adjustable arm lets you fine-tune the angle to match your riding posture, whether seated or standing. Made from premium PA and silicone rubber, it resists fogging and vibration, staying clear even in drizzle or wind.

Installation took under a minute—no tools needed, just wrap the rubber belts around the handlebar and tighten. Once mounted, the mirror stayed rock-steady at speeds up to 18 mph, with no wobble or drift. It fits all Segway scooters except the Air T15, but riders with aftermarket grips or thick handguards may need to ensure clearance. The only caution: improper positioning can block turn signals, so alignment is critical.

Compared to generic mirrors or phone mounts used as cameras, this dedicated accessory offers optimal clarity and stability. It’s ideal for commuters navigating busy streets or delivery riders making constant stops. While the JUSJUBR lights improve passive visibility, this mirror gives you active control over your surroundings. For Segway owners, it’s a no-brainer upgrade that enhances safety more than any other single accessory in this lineup.

The Belinous Cup Holder is engineered for stability, turning any UTV roll bar or scooter frame into a secure drink station. Its dual hook-and-loop straps grip bars from 1.5” to 2” with anti-slip dots, preventing rotation or slide—even when loaded with a full 32oz tumbler. What elevates it is the 4mm insulation layer, which helps keep drinks cold and shields bottles from engine heat, a thoughtful touch most holders ignore.

In field tests on mobility scooters and golf carts, it handled tall water bottles, coffee mugs, and insulated cans without tipping. The net side pockets added bonus storage for keys or gloves, and the durable polyester fabric shrugged off UV exposure and light rain. While it’s optimized for vertical bars, users with angled or narrow supports may struggle to get a flush fit.

Compared to the Accmor 2-in-1, the Belinous focuses purely on drink performance, offering better insulation and weight support—but lacks phone integration. It’s the best choice for riders who prioritize beverage security and temperature control over multitasking. When stacked against basic cup holders, it delivers premium functionality at a mid-range price, making it the top pick for long rides and outdoor adventures.

Ride-ready storage meets all-weather durability in the Hiboy Handlebar Bag, a 3L fortress for your essentials. Its EVA hard shell resists dents and crushing, while the carbon-grain PU fabric and waterproof zipper keep contents dry even in downpours—tested and proven during surprise thunderstorms. The reflective strips add passive safety at night, and the mesh interior pockets keep keys, phone, and tools organized, preventing scratches.

With four heavy-duty Velcro straps, it mounts securely to handlebars of scooters like the Segway Ninebot and Hiboy S2 series, staying put even on rough pavement. The 180° opening allows easy access without removing the bag, and the angled design keeps your phone visible for navigation. While it fits most popular models, riders with complex handlebar setups may need to adjust brake levers or display units for clearance.

For riders tired of juggling backpacks or flimsy pouches, this bag offers superior protection and accessibility. Compared to the Accmor cup holder, it provides far more storage but lacks drink-specific grips. It’s ideal for commuters, delivery riders, and weekend explorers who need secure, weatherproof space for daily essentials. When weighed against basic phone mounts, the Hiboy delivers total ride organization in one rugged package.

Free your hands, not your cargo: these stroller hooks are a simple yet genius solution for carrying diaper bags, groceries, or purses on scooters, wheelchairs, or walkers. Each hook supports up to 22 lbs (10kg) thanks to its aircraft-grade aluminum carabiner and reinforced nylon straps, making it one of the most overbuilt accessories in its class. The adjustable length ensures a snug fit on any handlebar diameter, and the anti-slip dots prevent twisting or sliding during movement.

In real use, they held heavy shopping bags and diaper totes without sagging or creaking, even on bumpy sidewalks. Installation is instant—just clip and go. While designed for strollers, they work flawlessly on mobility scooters and e-bikes, turning any handle into a multi-bag carrier. The only caution: overloading can tip lighter scooters, so stay under the 5kg recommendation for balance.

Compared to single-straps or weak plastic hooks, these deliver military-grade carrying power at a laughably low price. They’re perfect for parents, caregivers, or shoppers who need instant, reliable load support. While the Belinous cup holder focuses on drinks, these hooks solve the larger problem of cargo management—making them the most versatile carrying accessory in the lineup.