it is that time of year again. Time for food, drink, friends and family and of course that omnipresent question, What the H#$! do i get uncle Bob? Well are a few suggestions for the cyclist on you list.
1. Arm Warmers

Perfect for cool mornings that warm into pleasant days and hilly rides where you get warm on the way up and cool on the way down. Ranging from $25.00 to $60.00 they are available in basic black and funky patterns
2. A Cycling Coffee Cup Holder

A great gift for folks who love to cruise around town or relatives in Florida who ride their cruiser to the beach We like the Morning Rush Coffee Holder for San Francisco based Soma Fabrications. $21.99 http://www.somafab.com/archives/product/morning-rush-coffee-holder
3. A Workstand

Perfect for the cyclist who loves to tinker with their bike. Nothing improves the easy of tinkering than a good workstand. We like the Park PCS-4-1 stand as we find the the clam shell type clamp easier to use that the PCS-4-2 crank style clamp. $160.00
http://www.parktool.com/product/deluxe-home-mechanic-repair-stand-pcs-4-1
4. A Wool Cycling Jersey

Stylish, warm and free of the funk that can accumulate in synthetic jerseys. From $100.00
http://www.swobo.com/catalog/product_info_m.php?cPath=2045_2046
5. A Shop Apron

Another gift for the tinker. it keeps the grease off when you do last minute repairs and it helps you keep tools and parts easily accessible. I never work on bikes without donning one.
http://www.amazon.com/Park-Tool-SA-3-Deluxe-Header/dp/B000WY8I26
6. The Bicycle Diaries by David Byrne. The former leader of the 80′s band the Talking Heads, David chronicles his travels throughout the world with a folding bike.
http://www.davidbyrne.com/art/books/bicycle_diaries/
7. A CO2 Inflator

Gone are the days when a flat tire meant struggling to inflate the tube with a tiny mini-pump. Today the quick and easy way to do it is with a CO2 inflator. These small cartridge powered tools fit easily in a pocket or trunk pack. I like the Genuine Innovations Proflate Elite it offers one hand operation, and is compatible with both Presta and Schrader valves. $29.99
http://www.genuineinnovations.com/bicycle/mountain/proflate-16-red-cup-clone-2.html
8. Cool Weather Gloves

For those who cannot wait to haul their bike out in the spring and are reluctant to call is a season, cool weather gloves are great. I have had several New Year’s rides cut short by cold hands. I like the Planet Bike Aquillo the lobster claw design keeps finger warm yet still allows enough freedom for solid control of the steering, brakes and gears.$34.99
http://ecom1.planetbike.com/9005.html
9 A Guide to Rides. Backcountry rides www.countrymanpress.com offers a wide change of guides to rides in the Eastern part of the contry. There are few joys in life as wonderful as discovering an area by bicycle. a cycling guide is the gift of a years worth of discover and adventure.
10. A Bike Tour. Give that special someone the gift of a a bicycle tour and why not join them. From our 3 day Maine Bike tours to weeklong trips in Maine, Nova Scotia, and Quebec a bicycle tour is the ultimate gift for anyone who likes to ride.