Damn! That's a great idea actually. Even bicycling. Tangent: when I was 15ish, my buddy & I were biking on the green belt in Denver at night. He stopped abruptly for some reason, I didn't see him, smacked square into his rear tire, and subsequently his seat smacked square up his rear end. Poor guy...he's been pooping pancakes ever since & still sees a shrink to this day! If only he had this inertia brake light... Jk, but he did try his damnedest not to cry & be a man about it. Only problem, there's no way to be a man about getting...well... penetrated? And I absolutely would have felt bad if it wasn't so absolutely hilarious as a 15 y/o that his bike stole his virginity. You are welcome for that completely unnecessary story btw. Your comment just reminded me of something I hadn't thought about in a couple decades. ...truth be told, it's still kinda funny.

@@coloradomike3066 these actually do exist in the cycling realm. My road bike's rear lights work like this, its very useful on roads I have to share with motorists

Mine was $50, I had to install a module but it links to the bike's brakes and turn signals

I keep getting Facebook ads for a $250 system. It’s advertised for bicycles and other types of things so I can see the idea behind it. I wonder if the laws about it are different depending where you live

Agreed

I agree aswell 👍

Agreed #3

I second this

Yeah I could watch this all day

Now my question is that does this camera save the footage from impact?

Noob

@bane Usually they run on a recycling loop. Lets say an hours worth of storage, deletes the oldest video, gforce sensor will save any high g activity for whatever set time prior to the accident.

I like the 90’s look, I still have a camcorder

that is exactly what I use it for. I have had one fitted to my ninja the whole time I've owned it.

How about a windshield defrost?

Why? I smoke while driving through the city sometimes in summer. And for the environment it’s better to not litter those chemical filled filters.

@@danny9905 just don’t smoke while driving a motorcycle

@@Kodaiva It is legal, and safe enough when riding 30kmh an hour. We have strict (speed)laws here.

putting it on the fuel cap would at least make it more convinient

Why?

@@vrfitnessandgaming3234 If you're not an uber or a grab driver, then a passenger is literally a dead weight

@@kevanliasta9341 yeah buts it’s nice to have company. Wouldn’t u want to enjoy with ur SO?

@@vrfitnessandgaming3234 They can be both at the same time

@@kevanliasta9341 if you think those descriptions should be together just separate and don't drag out the misery

Damn that's really nice. Was your bike still in one piece? 💀

@@Mech.E it was ready to be shipped somewhere. But I got it back in 1 piece.

One of the mistakes of this video was holding the GPS antenna down.

Samsung smarttags!

I've got one on my bicycle. Its still working 3 or 4 years later. Its not that bad honestly.

I was wondering about audio quality

I've been using the BT30 for almost a year and I'm very impressed with the battery life to this day. I ride for hours and it lasts multiple days without charging. Big win!

If it is bluetooth connected to your phone, could you use it for vlogging?

@@bikeragopro4570 Yes, just tested it out on an iphone and I can hear my voice in the video from the mic.

Try placing the speakers is tight to your ears you can put some foam behind the speakers to make that happen. You'd be surprised how much better these sound.

Im also using it... Here in my country we have data plan that has no expiration so i just have to spend 6$ for a 30gb data (which can be also converted to mims of call or no of text) ... Which is morethan enough for the lifetime of the tracker.. isntalled it. Myself.. Its not even that hard to install it

As long as the government can't use it against me I'll use it. If these coward pigs want to use it to track me I'll tellem to get lead in the dome.

@@theenzoferrari458 a bit paranoid are you? You're on the Internet, they have everything they need on you already.

Did you use the same one they had in the video or another brand?

@@thecheetahman22 sinotrack, yes same

Yep, dress for the slide not for the ride.

Yeah need to make sure we can survive a crash and a few seconds of slide l.

Based. I'm from Northern Europe and my favorite riding gear is T-shirt, shorts and sandals!

Nolan helmets have a similar product that hooks into the battery for their proprietary comms unit.

Yes, it's called a Brake Free light. My girlfriend bought me it as a present and it works great. I haven't had any problems with people getting too close.

My Shark Skwal i3 got something like this

I also found it very remarkable they didn't seem to get it working AND I was astonished at the $600. Maybe the manual wasn't clear or faulty but most of the times these kind of devices aren't that hard to set up.

Had it for about a year until the key fob broke off my keys, for the price and ease of use its definitely worth buying again, its a little peace of mind and was plenty happy with it.

If it's double stick taped to the bike, how can the AAA batteries be changed?

@@dubmob151 either by un-taping it, using something like twin-lock or velcro instead of tape or by taping it in such a way that you can access the batteries without removing it. It's tiny, it won't be a problem.

@@elliottsw sounds like the way to go, any permanent type mounting would be too much hassle to change batteries, which would be necessary at some point. Do the AAA batteries last reasonably long? It would have been nice if they made some provision for silent arming, sometimes you don't want to broadcast the presence of the alarm or disturb everyone.

Link?

@@willmoore5550yeah, a link would be awesome.

Followinf

Link

Same here awesome and super cheap

I'm thinking of something similar for my motor scooter

@@johnengland8619 I bought a disc lock with an alarm in it, but once i realised how it could be cut off quickly on the street, I hid it under the seat. Acts just like a movement alarm with a key.

thats what i thought

The one day i didnt put my bulky old go pro on my helmet is the day i got hit, if i had this it would have been no questions asked on what happened

@@dmritchie3 from a road psychology pov, the go pro is a warning to car drivers that they could be being recorded and so should make them more careful. That's a major advantage of the helmet mount and a slight disadvantage of this more covert type of surveillance. Hope you came out of the accident OK.

@@adriancronin533 That's a great point.I sometimes ride with my camera off too,and people really do act better if they think they're recorded.I also turn it to the floor,when going into a service station,etc. so nobody will complain.I think I'll look for that camera as just a chest or helmet cam won't show from behind.Good extra mirror?.

@@bryduhbikeguy I'm thinking a top mounted helmet cam is a flag to car drivers front and back. How do they know which direction its recording. Just my opinion. I'd have it recording the back...and the front back cam is cheap enough to cover any other accidents.. Yes the rear view idea is good 👍👍

Good to see u here aqeeq bhai.

Fam you can still do it just do different products I’d watch it there doesn’t need to just be one channel doing it🙏🏽

I hope you aren't using that annoyingly and embarrassingly fake accent anymore and just sticking to urdu

do one anyway! Beat their jokes. Choose worse products!

can you give me a link for buy them plz?

How long does the battery last?

Some of these types of lights have a phone home feature should you encounter a situation like you mention. They will BT to your phone and send a message or call people you place on an emergency contact list.

@@appa561 I know a number of motorcycle gps devices have emergency text message systems that send a preset message to your chosen phone number when it detects a crash. The downside is that you have to buy a several hundred dollar gps so most people won't buy one.

Thanks for sharing

He cut that short, I liked the ones I had till they wouldn't pair with the receiver after about a year and the batteries were a pain to replace

I had a front valve stem fail on me and my TPS warned me I was losing air so I could stop it in time

This

I do in fact strap a camera to my head as a dash cam, except usually I don't because it's a huge pain. If this was waterproof and automatically overwrote old files, then it would be a done deal. Sadly motorcycle dash cams don't seem to be a thing.

I've got it and works great

It’s the thought that counts

Yeah I think one that just is red, bright red or off is all they need to do. Also should have a sensor to attach to brake lever so it goes on during braking and only braking. Great idea and tbh could save lives I mean being hit by a car on a bike is pretty big statistic in motorcycle related deaths.

Cruiseman Garage tested one that is twice as big, more expensive too…

@Prof. Weed I didn't understand what the Bluetooth requirement was. If it's just a sensor in the unit, why does it need Bluetooth?

In the UK, lights on the rider aren't legal for on-road use - it's because the rider could move and show the wrong colour. That said, laws can be made to change - so having a viable system to give motorcyclists high-level brake lights would enable equality with car drivers.

There IS a helmet light that is connected to the brake light that some guys made, even had on Shark Tank, that I believe is legal, and only has red. Also much brighter. Only downside, HEAVY.

Jesus dont say that. The ATGATT people are listening.

I was actually thinking the same thing. I don’t see how it’s stupid when it’ll keep the tip of your shoes clean. Not everyone wears motorcycle boots with ever outfit.

You can in the US as well, my phone bill is about $10/month (actually I think its $100/year, which is slightly less). When you're spending the near $60/month that guy was thinking its for something like 30 GB of hotspot tethering plus 35 GB of 4g phone data (afterwards becomes really slow but you could check emails still), with unlimited calling and text. I had to do that when I was out where no real internet service was, using my phone like home internet since that was pretty much the cheapest I could get anything reasonable. You can also do what the feds do and clone your sim card (however since the NSA taps and records everyone's phone in the US, they probably don't clone sims anymore since there is no need), but then you have a copy of your sim without needing to pay extra if you already have a cell phone.

Amazon seller right here

@@privilegedwhitemale306 ew confederate flag

@@privilegedwhitemale306 or someone just tryna save money inflation be wildin dawg

@@chrisu1809 Theres a few schools of thought there. I was raised to buy the best of the best for certain applications. Especially for a vehicle though, you don't want any problems with things installed on a vehicle you rely on. Just my 2 cents.

Not the choice for details like the plate number of the car that hit you and ran off, but great for proving that a car _did_ hit you, you didn't just decide to fall over in the road for the hell of it.

Yeah that number would be accurate for a full-fledged phone plan in America but you can add a line to your existing plan for fairly cheap or do some sort of prepaid cheaper deal to I'm sure.

@@grumblez Right. The add-ons should work out a lot cheaper. Ahhh yes, I was referencing a prepaid plan.

They're either lying or stupid. Buy a prepaid SIM card, costs 10 bucks, then charge it up with another 10 bucks and you're pretty much done for the decade. The device needs about 2-5MB of data, which is incredibly cheap...

@@klamin_original he's not the brightest dude on the earth but very entertaining

@@grumblez But this behavior is actually harmful to a business, you can't just lie about stuff and publish it on the internet while earning money with it.

Exactly what i was gonna comment

I just want to know how you could say it's an amazing video if he just posted it 10 minutes ago and the video is 20 minutes long???

So centrifugal force on a motorcycle wheel pulls inward toward the axle??? WEIRD!

@@mrbmp09 it happens, especially when they're older. Even the real long ones that are like 2 or 3 inches intended for steel car wheels with hubcaps will fail with time from the bending force... Had it happen to me! Only wheel with a long valve stem and it snapped off one day on the highway!

Hey that's what I was commenting on someone else's comment - just forgot the name.

Yeah it has truning lights aswell. But thats just the helmet mate its cool 😎 I'm getting it for my sur-ron lbx which doesn't have brake lights

I’ve used Brake free for the last year. I find that people stay further back from me. When you get off the throttle and slow down it lights up letting people know you are slowing down even though your brake light wasn’t actuated. This makes you safer!

i have a bicycle laser projector when i slow or stop it projects red lines on the road no where near enough but it's something. Still working on wiring up a full street legal lighting kit to my sur-ron its a pain in the ass

Brake Free is amazing! People stay farther away and I’ve found that it annoys people because of how bright it is. I’ve had brights flashed at me and flicked off but hey it’s doing it’s job they noticed me.

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@@user-wp2ij5hf1z I saw that. Copying KZfaq comments is a weird hobby.

@@-Jethro- It's probably a bot that copies comments so it looks like a human for the algorithm to trust it. That would be my guess.

Yeah I think they're stupid. Sorry, but they haven't even bothered to read the description of the Amazon listing.

Yay! Thank you!

As a daily rider, I can confirm, you can already feel 0.2 Bar of pressure change on the tires.

@@aril.3674 When you get the pressure gauge to confirm you're not freaking out XD

Agreed.. has this guy never gone to a party on his bike? I don't want to wear boots everywhere i goes 😤

But even if it notifies the owner: as you said, car alarms go off all the time. So after how many falls alarms do you stop caring?