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There are now a number of “smart” bike lights available, that do things such as automatically switching on when it gets dark outside. The turn-indicating ioLight is different, though, in that it’s triggered by the user’s GPS coordinates.Continue Readin… Continue reading Turn-indicating bike lights use GPS to respond to their location
We’ve seen a number of LED turn indicators for bicycles, almost all of which are activated by a handlebar-mounted remote. The hands-free Bigo is different, however, in that it’s triggered by a tilt of the head.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles, Transp… Continue reading Bigo bicycle turn indicator is activated by head-tilts
There are now a lot of companies making ebikes, so if a particular model is going to stand out, it has to offer something a little different. The Aton fits the bill, as it features pedals with built-in turn indicators.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles… Continue reading Italian ebike has battery-less turn indicators in its pedals
There are now numerous “smart” bike helmets available, most of which incorporate remotely operated LED turn indicators. Well, if that’s the feature you really want, Blinxi lets you add it to your existing “dumb” helmet.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycle… Continue reading Blinxi adds LED turn indicators to existing bike helmets
Although there are now several electronics-laden “smart” bike helmets on the market, the Lumos was one of the first. Now its designers are back, with the new-and-improved Lumos Ultra.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles, TransportTags: Helmets, Smart Hel… Continue reading Lumos takes a sleeker approach with new Ultra helmet
While a good set of lights are an essential part of night-time bicycle commuting, advances in LEDs, batteries and microprocessors have led to a number of headlights that do more than just shine straight onto the road. Here are a few such “value-added” … Continue reading 5 bike headlights that offer a little extra
If you’re driving at night, which are you more likely to notice: a single spot of light, or an entire illuminated human torso? Colorado-based cyclists Alex Mulvaney and Kathy Vega are betting on the second of the two, which is why they invent… Continue reading Dual Beam bike light illuminates the rider and the road
Cyclists can already choose between plenty of cheap spoke-mounted LEDs that turn their bike wheels into highly-visible “rings of light” while they’re turning. California-based startup MonkeyLectric has given the tech a new slant, though, with wheel lights that power up automatically – and only when needed.
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