“The iBikeConsole is essentially the coolest, most hassle-free and safest iPod dock available for bikers….There could be no better or safer way to change tunes while riding than with the iBikeConsole” - Audio News
“A rare example (of iPod accessories) that combines smart design with unique functionality” - New York Times
“The new iBikeConsole is actually a fairly innovative approach (I don't often use those words in tandem when describing the latest in a long glut of iPod accessories) to an under-addressed problem: attempting to bike with a soundtrack.” - gearlog.com
“Cycling with music is enjoyable, and I'm sure many of us out there use our iPod nanos on our cycling trips. Unfortunately, fiddling with the controls while one is on the road can be quite dangerous (to you and the other road users), which is why the iBikeConsole is an interesting device by itself.” - ubergizmo.com
“iBikeConsole - cool stuff for musical bikers...” - stumbleupon.com
“What better way to change your tunes and control your iPod in a safe manner than with the iBikeConsole?” - coolest-gadgets.com
“Cyclists! Worried that your daily commute is too boring? Liven it up with the iBikeConsole.” - techradar.com
“The iBike Console has a lot going for it. It is essentially an iPod dock for your bike that will allow your iPod Nano to do some pretty cool stuff, like display typical cycle computer information. It also comes with a set of controls that you can handle relatively safely whilst on your bike and features a protective case to keep your Nano safe from the elements.” - uberreview.com
“iBikeConsole Helps Cyclists Operate iPod Nano” - pcworld.com
“Cycling and listening to an iPod can be pretty dangerous as the music masks the road sounds, and fiddling with the controls can have you veering all over place: iBikeConsole is designed to help with some of that.” - gizmodo.com
“I actually think this is a pretty sweet design.” - ilounge.com
“There is nothing smoother than cycling while listening to your iPod, especially if you are zipping through traffic at breakneck speeds. You know you do it, even though it might be technically illegal, depending from where you are from. Fiddling with iPod controls can be really dangerous to your health. That's why the iBikeConsole is an interesting device.” - unplggd.com
“The iBikeConsole takes iPod accessories to another level. And while we’ve seen a ton of accessories and cases that attach your iPod to your body somehow, this one keeps your iPod hooked onto your bike.” - topiphonenews.com
“The thumb controls…are so low-key that they actually look like part of the brake or gear levers” - blog.wired.com
“This one is not for me, being that I don’t use a Nano, but if I did, it would be tempting.” - ilounge.com
“I like how the IbikeConsole adds functionality and appropriately placed hand controls.” - gadgets.boingboing.net
“There must be a better way to listen to music while bicycling. Enter the iBikeConsole, a rather near iPod mount for the city bike steed….Even better, it will even function as a bike computer, tracking time, speed, distance…it's not really all that expensive as far as bike accessories go. I like.” - gadgets.boingboing.net
“Two activities that don't generally mesh well: ripping down a bumpy bike trail and toggling between songs on an iPod. TigraSport's new iBikeConsole makes it easier to juggle those actions by letting bikers change iPod Nano selections and adjust volume without removing their hands from the handlebars. We're not sure why this product is exclusive to the Nano, but we still like its emphasis on safer riding.” - news.cnet.com
“iBikeConsole puts all your nano’s functions at your fingertips and converts your nano into a cycle computer which keeps you continuously versed with your current speed and trip distance (the data being stored on an independent memory chip so it's not lost when your nano is disconnected).” - watchesandstuff.blogspot.com
“Strap the iBikeConsole Duo Nano onto your bike permanently to make every bike ride more exciting and to boost your performance.” - besportier.com
“The iBikeConsole device is mounted on your bike … and will let you control your 1st, 2nd or 3rd generation iPod Nano without moving your hands away from the grips, which is a bonus because that feature will surely keep you alive longer. You can also check your speed, trip distance, and more if you’re a numbers geek. Has a nice looking weather housing too.”- slipperybrick.com
“Keen cyclists who want to use their iPod Nano whilst out and about in all types of weather may be interested in the iBikeConsole iPod Nano cycle computer docking station which not only allows you to mount your iPod Nano securely to the handlebars of your bike courtesy of a shock absorbing, weatherproof cradle but which also comes complete with dual grip mounted controls facilitating the safe control of your Nano whilst you maintain complete control of your bike.” - nexus404.com
“That's pretty ingenious with the grip-mounted controls! I wouldn't listen to music while riding, but I have to give them credit for the design and implementation of the product.” - hubpages.com
“The fact that iBikeConsole has this wireless controls which are easy mounted on the handlebars make it very easy and safe to use even when you have your gloves on.” - hubpages.com
“The iBikeConsole is specially designed for those who can’t live without music. Using this device, you can listen to your favorite music while on the go.” - peepculture.com
“iBikeConsole has released an innovative yet simple concept for your bicycles. You can now listen and operate your ipod Nano without reaching into your bag or pocket.” - alternate-lifestyle.blogspot.com
“Many people that have a cycling hobby would be very glad to welcome this new device of the iBikeConsole” - cutiegadget.com
“Heeey, now this is a pretty slick little gadget! I’m one of these that has to always be futzing around with the buttons to my Ipod, changing up the volume and all of that. Those extra handle-bar buttons could really come in handy for someone like me.” - cutiegadget.com
Running with an iPod isn't too difficult, since you'll usually have a hand free to switch songs or pump up the volume, but things get a bit more difficult when you're cycling. Sure, you'll be able to operate the device fine most of the time, but steering one-handed while going down a hill may not be the best of ideas. If you've just got to have tunes while you're riding, Macworld has pointed out a device called the 
Warning: Using headphones to listen to music while cycling is dangerous.
