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Before I was into cycling, I purchased the Nitecore BR25 bike light and Drift Ghost X bike camera from Aliexpress through the respective official brand stores.
That was something like four years ago, and I'm still using those items today (on my bike).
I did buy disk brake pads from Ali for my e-scooter, which I'd probably do again if I get a bike with disk brakes.
Other stuff I own that could be purchased from Aliexpress include several Rockbros items.
I got a hundred Star Trek stickers for three bucks. I also got a 50 pack of rock bands (AC/DC, Led Zep, Green Day) 50 pack of plants, and a 45 pack (weird number, I know) of small really cute black cat stickers. AliExpress's sticker game is strong, I highly recommend doing a sticker search if you are into stickers.
Always been intrigued by this because apparently stickerbombing reduces chance of theft. But I can't imagine doing that to my bike, I love the clean aesthetic.
I got a bell, a front light and a back light. Not expensive at all, and exactly the style I wanted.
Front/rear lights I always find a bit concerning because the claims on brightness often isn't true so you don't know what you'll get. But also man, are lights expensive sometimes.