What Comes in a Sim Racing Accessory Bundle? A Buyer's Guide

What the Essential Accessory Bundle actually contains

The Essential Accessory Bundle from Advanced SimRacing groups four add-ons that address the small but persistent annoyances of a new cockpit: loose cables, no place for a mouse, nowhere to set a drink, and an exposed power bar. The bundle includes a 10-pack of cable management clips, a mouse pad plate, a cup holder, and a power bar cover plate.

Each piece mounts directly to the aluminum profile frame and is designed to fit all ASR chassis. The bundle is positioned as a starting point for racers who want practical, no-fuss upgrades rather than a full rebuild. One note before you order: the product does not arrive in a Pelican Case—the primary image is for reference only.

The four pieces and the problem each one solves

• Cable Management Clips (10-pack): Keeps wiring routed along the frame instead of dangling near pedals or a shifter. Ten clips give you room to tidy a wheelbase, pedals, and button box without running short.
• Mouse Pad Plate: Creates a dedicated surface for a mouse, so you are not balancing it on a rig arm or the floor between sessions.
• Cup Holder: Gives a drink a fixed spot on the rig, which matters more than it sounds once you start doing longer practice stints.
• Power Bar Cover Plate: Covers the power bar area for a cleaner look. It is an organizational and aesthetic add-on, not a safety device—do not treat it as electrical protection.

Who this bundle is for—and who should skip it

Buy the bundle if you have just assembled an ASR chassis and your rig still looks like a pile of cables with a wheel attached. The four items are the kind of upgrades most people add eventually, and getting them together saves you from placing three or four separate orders.

Skip it if your rig is already tidy and you only need one specific item—say, just a cup holder or just cable clips. In that case, buying the single part you need is the more sensible move. The bundle's value comes from covering several small gaps at once, not from replacing a part you already own.

Bundle details worth checking before you buy

• Essential Accessory Bundle: Catalog price is USD 129.49, compared with a catalog comparison price of USD 184.99. The listed saving is the main financial reason to choose the bundle over four separate purchases, so check that the gap still holds at checkout.

  

• Essential Accessory Bundle: The bundle is described as saving 10% compared with buying the items separately. A 10% saving is modest, so the bundle should be judged on convenience and fit as much as on price.
• Essential Accessory Bundle: The bundle is designed to fit all ASR chassis and mounts to the aluminum profile frame. If you own a non-ASR rig, compatibility is not confirmed by the supplied information—check your frame profile before ordering.
• Essential Accessory Bundle: The product does not arrive in a Pelican Case; the primary image is for reference only. Sets the right expectation about packaging so the delivery does not come as a surprise.

Accessory bundle vs. separate parts: a simple decision rule

The table below compares the two routes using only the supplied catalog facts. It does not assume prices for individual parts, because those are not provided.

• Choose the bundle if…: You are starting a new ASR build and want cable tidying, a mouse surface, a cup holder, and a power bar cover in one order. The catalog lists a 10% saving and a lower price than the comparison price.
• Choose separate parts if…: You already own some of the four items or only need one. The bundle cannot be split, so buying individual parts avoids paying for duplicates.
• Check compatibility first if…: Your chassis is not an ASR frame. The supplied information confirms fit for all ASR chassis but does not confirm fit for other aluminum profile rigs.