The integration of modern technology with today’s cycling industry has made riders safer, stronger, more secure, knowledgeable, and reminiscent. This week’s roundup we’re covering many of these categories with Bontrager’s new daytime running lights, updates to Kinetic’s training app, and Pyle’s new 4k action cam. Get all the latest past the break…
Bontrager’s new light system focuses on daytime riding, part of the day when most people ride and most accidents happen. They claim that accidents involving bikes can drop by 33% simply by using daytime running lights. You may remember the Flare R from last years write-up, and with it comes a complete lineup to offer both day & night visibility. Making lights ideal for day includes flash modes that vary in patterns/brightness, and a lens that better focuses light. Additionally, they offer cyclists at least 500 m of visibility and up to 2 km. The lineup includes the Flare R, Flare R City, Ion 800, Ion 350, and Ion 100.
Use : General specs : Pricing
- Flare R (left): Open road, 65 lumens, battery save mode,up to 23 hrs – $60
- Flare R City (mid left): City, 35 lumens, 2 day, 2 night modes, up to 20 hrs- $40
- Ion 800 (right): Open road, 270° of visibility, up to 20 hrs – $100
- Ion 350 (2nd from right): City/Path/Trail, 5 light modes, up to 10 hrs – $60
- Ion 100 (mid right): City, auto-adjusting brightness, up to 15 hrs – $40
