As a life-long motorcyclist, a BIG safety advocate and admitted technophile, being able to follow the development of and then review products like the Third Eye Design inView Wireless Helmet Brake and ...

The solar-powered mirrors/blinkers were wireless, receiving radio frequency ... That's when we lost the RF signal. So Turn Smart flunked the first test. We called the company, and they graciously ...

It includes a tail lamp, brake light, and even turn signals. Naturally, a cyclist's head is the highest point of the bike, and the part that's closest to the eye-level of other motorists ...

The Spooklight kit consists of a wireless combination turn signal and brake light, that fits to the bike seat shaft, and a touch-sensitive panel that connects to the handlebars. A built-in three ...

And you don’t get a brake light. Sharper Image offers a wireless bicycle turn signal system. Although it eliminates wiring, it still needs batteries and has many of the same problems as other ...

They can display a variety of colors and patterns, with wireless control from a touch-screen unit he also built. Both the turn signal unit, and the remote controls are Arduino driven with XBee ...

Turn signals in most of the world are mandated to be a flashing orange light, distinct from other bulbs on a vehicle. However, there has been a trend in the modern era to go for fancier animated ...