Posted 19th Sep
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Great cycling light which alerts you of traffic approaching behind you with a compatible Garmin device.
Ride smarter and more aware with Varia RTL510 rearview radar. Mounted neatly on the seatpost, it provides visible and audible alerts for vehicles approaching from behind up to 153 yards (140 metres) away. Plus, the bright tail light is visible in daylight from up to a mile away, so you can ride with confidence and peace of mind.
Ride smarter and more aware with Varia RTL510 rearview radar. Mounted neatly on the seatpost, it provides visible and audible alerts for vehicles approaching from behind up to 153 yards (140 metres) away. Plus, the bright tail light is visible in daylight from up to a mile away, so you can ride with confidence and peace of mind.
Yes works really good. Best bit of bike tech I have
Correct - plus you can hear cars pretty well at city speeds (below 15mph). It’s really only on country lanes you need this, when you can’t tell wind noise from car noise
Don't see that it makes any difference unless you're going to turn in which case you should look over your shoulder anyway.
No, it's one or the other.
Unless you get an assistant that doesn't know what they're doing.
1. Make sure you tether it to your bike. Mine has "fallen off" multiple times.
2. If you already have a rear light or just want to save battery power, install this app:
apps.garmin.com/en-…1c4
It will allow you to switch off the light module of the unit and use it as a radar device only.
The app also has a battery gauge, which you can add to your data screens.
I've found that Halfords seem to scan Amazon prices and automatically price match after a day or two (at least they were when I was monitoring Garmin Vivoactive 3 prices).
Once they've done that you can use BC 10% no problems.
An assistant that doesn't know what they are doing....in Halfords....
Think you will be fine
Now at Halfords for £129.99 so can get the 10% as well
Exactly, what would you do when it tells you there is a car behind? Jump on the kerb? Slow down? There are plenty of people who like this gadget from reading the comments but I'm fairly surprised that none of them has tried to reply to your comment.
That's deep... need to get off the bitty mate
Just in case Mr. Stealth is out and about on his bike in-between commenting on push bike deals....
Yes, detects motorbikes too
Imagine this.
- You want to be tucked in using the most aerodynamic position on your bike, which means being on the drop part of the handlebars, it's hard to look over your shoulder whilst on the drops.
- You also want to be using the least potholed/patched part of the tarmac.
So with your head down and not riding in the gutter you can get a few extra km per hour and then this will alert you if a car is coming so you can move to the left.
I frequently take advantage of the bridge of the road on country lanes because it's so much quicker and more comfortable
That makes sense but I don't ride like that.