Integrated Camera Systems
Capture 1080P high-definition video while maintaining rear visibility.
Integrated rear-view camera systems provide cyclists with real-time visual awareness and safety signaling. These units combine high-definition recording with powerful illumination for mountain and road environments
Capture 1080P high-definition video while maintaining rear visibility.
A 150 degree lens provides a broad view of the road.
Connect the camera directly to mobile devices for real-time monitoring.
These models focus on the integration of 1080P optics and wide-angle lenses within a waterproof housing. The hardware serves as both a safety light and a digital handlebar mirror.
The brand specializes in merging taillights with digital camera hardware. These units replace traditional mirrors with high-definition video feeds.
The waterproof builds are designed for mountain biking and road cycling in various conditions. They maintain functionality during wet weather rides.
Models are specifically scaled for electric bikes and mountain bikes. They mount securely to standard handlebars and seat posts.
The primary focus is the interconnection between the rear camera and the rider's phone. This provides a live stream of traffic approaching from behind.
The 1080P camera provides a very clear view of cars approaching from behind on my road bike.
I use the smartphone interconnection to monitor the trail behind me during mountain bike descents.
The wide angle lens covers the entire road and the taillight is bright enough for night riding.
These are dual-purpose devices that function as a bicycle taillight and a 1080P rear-view camera. They allow riders to see behind them via a smartphone connection.
The camera features a 150 degree wide-angle lens. This provides a comprehensive view of the road or trail behind the cyclist.
Yes, the titles specify compatibility with mountain bikes and electric bikes. The waterproof construction protects the electronics in rugged environments.
The system is designed to be interconnected with phones. The phone acts as a handlebar-mounted mirror for the rear-facing camera.