Gadgetory

meet yes the bike light with a big vision for you and your city crammed with technology yet surprisingly small and light East delivers a whopping 125 lumens with a full 10 hours of runtime our newly designed secure clip system lets you mind it the way you want but it's so much more than just a light this uses patent-pending C sense AI technology to learn your unique writing style optimizing its brightness and flash pattern for improved visibility for every moment of your ride reacting to roundabouts road junctions filtering in traffic approaching car headlights and more yes gives you space on the road yes has been designed specifically for daylight visibility working with leading interaction designers we have a brand new smartphone app with custom flash patterns and smart battery management you also access unique stats on your ride opt into the C sense community and unlock automatically letting and bike registration yes also integrates with cycle computers using ant+ technology whatever way you use it yes Auto connects to deliver a hassle-free connected cycling experience help your city plan space and infrastructure for cycling by sharing anonymized insights collected from your rides connect this to gain free crash detection alerts helping improve peace of mind you hey are you happy with your current setup then why are you still chasing your buddies down the trail and why are your hands Naaman a key after long descents have you ever thought that your grips could be the root of either of these problems I have a solution grips should enhance your control of the bike not just be something to hold on to my name is Shawn I've been riding mountain bikes my entire life but I'm also an expert in the biomechanics of cycling and have been studying how the bike and body interact for over 20 years I've helped create some of the most popular products out there from saddles to footwear and now I'm turning my attention to grips when we grab something most of the force of holding comes out of our ring and pinky fingers and this is because they're an opposition of the thumb this is called the power grip we take that a step further we look at all muscles have this relationship called a muscle tension length relationship where they're most effective think about your arm when it's fully extended your bicep can't close very well it's actually not very strong it's most effective at about 90 degrees that's where there's a lot of force generated out of this muscle for your ring and your pinky fingers they're actually almost closed that's where the muscle tension length relationship works the best so take your hand close it to a fist then relax your finger muscles but don't extend your fingers take a look at the shape that the hand has now the gap at the pinky and ring fingers is much smaller than the gap at the index and middle fingers hey this inspiration for this concept while eating my favorite food sushi and noticing how the fingers held a hand roll and it was very different from a handle bar I knew this I was able to apply this concept to grips we'd have a much better time handling our bikes and technical terrain when the rocks and the roots are just trying to our handlebars out of our hands I also wanted to see if we could get better control of our bike through corners proper cornering technique emphasizes pressure on the inside hand and the outside foot this allows you to counter steer through the turn arcing your bike in a tight radius most riders are unaware of how to do this properly they might get the weight on the outside foot but don't press on the inside hand much let's take a look at this in action this first rider is not waiting the inside hand and the bike is barely leading in the turn the second rider is actively pressing the bike down through the corner increasing the lean and coming through the corner much smoother and here it is the sushi grip in development for almost two years this revolutionary grip will make you a better rider the key features of this innovative design are the wing that contacts the outside of your hand allowing you to press harder into the corners and the angled grip surface on the underside that allows your fingers to hold on to the bar with more confidence and less fatigue and finally the platform on top which distributes pressure in a way that relieves those numb achy hands sushi grips gives you greater control your bike by creating grip that's optimized for the way your hand works this allows for better control with less forearm and hand fatigue giving you the confidence in the rough stuff sushi grips also allows you to corner harder with more speed with the wing on the outside of your hand that allows you to press the bike down leading the corner more tightening that turn up thanks for watching and it's time to take control of your ride with sushi grips I'm Chris I love cycling but not so much when it's wet full-length fenders protect well but have too many screws they rattle and take too long to install and although short fenders are easier to install they don't fully protect you in wet weather so I decided to come up with a better solution and I call it quick guard quick guard is the first full length fender that takes just seconds to install and remove requires no tools and can be adjusted lower for group riding to protect riders behind you my short stay 100% dry which means I stay warm and when you're warm your muscles perform better and you feel better here's what biking expert Ben had to say about quick guard hey guys I'm here today to talk about Chris Howard's quick-release bike fender idea the install process is super simple you simply thread the nut off the end of your skewer that goes through the axle replace the end of your skewer with the fender you close down your quick-release and there you have it the fenders installed it's a 32nd install it's really intended for anything with a quick-release style rear axle fenders are a nuisance you don't need them on there 90% of the time but there are necessity for anyone who commutes on a bike when it's wet out or raining you really want a fender and the fact that you can simply mount or dismount this as you need it is gonna really differentiate it from the rest of the fenders in the market and I think make it a standout and that's Chris Howard's quick-release bike fender I designed the quick guard to attach to the wheel not the bicycle frame so it doesn't scratch or rub the paintwork it's simple minimalist design mounts on one side with two sturdy stays that keeps it from rattling or vibrating and when installed you'll never know it's there I've been using testing and improving the quick guide prototype for five years it spent two years in Belgium being tested by Pro riders on the roughest roads and now it's ready for you thank you for watching and ride safe story bikes was born from our fascination with electric bikes and love for philanthropy with one press of a button your 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