June 2012
9 posts
Interactive LED Helmet Lets Bikers Signal With Their Heads
A laboratory in Australia ( @exertiongames ) is developing a helmet that indicates when bikers are turning left or right. After all, hand signals aren’t always that effective if drivers can’t see them at night. To activate the lights, the rider need only tilt their head. The helmet can also works as a brake light.
If you’re somehow still not convinced of how potentially radical this is, maybe watch the video below.
Read more about the project here. And thanks to Ronnie for sharing the link.
- tomball
Jacky Boy
Here’s my nephew officially becoming a Bike Gang! member.
Real People's Bikes
Name: Zack Boileau
What do you love most about your bike:
My favorite thing about biking is that you actually can take the time to enjoy getting from point a to point b.
Zack might be new to the Bike Gang website, but he’s been at an least honorary member for like forever. He’s also a member of jog gang, ladder ball gang and the brief, albeit wonderful, racquetball gang.
Check back next week for another RPB! And if you ride|love your bike as much as we do, send us a pic with your name and a little bit on why you ride and we’ll feature you!
Ride all weekend,
- tomball
