Any of our trusted friends review this yet?

gplama posted this yesterday, fwiw: [IMG_2417]

I wouldn’t bother. I don’t remember seeing trusted reviews, but especially GPLama has tested so many bad radars over the years that he may have burnt out on testing them. According to the reviews I have watched/read, I’d only consider two: Garmin Varia 515 (because why wouldn’t you want a rear lig…

[image] Wahoo TRACKR RADAR Hands-On: All The Details Wahoo has announced their first cycling radar, aptly called TRACKR Radar. This new radar does pretty much all the usual cycling radar bits, and integrates with everyone else, and costs about the same as everyone else. It has a …

Speaking from past experiences with lezyne products: Lezyne is quite similar to Shimano in their products: if it contains any kind of electronics, don’t bother. If it’s purely mechanical, they are awesome. Notably Shimano has Di2 nailed, but let’s not forget about their continuing quest for a funct…

[image] martenk: Speaking from past experiences with lezyne products: Lezyne is quite similar to Shimano in their products: if it contains any kind of electronics, don’t bother. If it’s purely mechanical, they are awesome. To add to that, it seems the problem isn’t just the electronics, but t…

I have a Magene radar/light and I love it. I sometimes get false positives if cars are going away from me on country roads but it’s never missed a car coming up from behind.

I do have a Garmin rear radar light that’s about 5 years old and it works fine. On my older bike I used a Lezyne quad tail light for years. It still works fine and it’s now on the wife’s e-bike. For fast night riding I have a Lezyne drive light that lights up the world. Don’t need to hit any critt…

Looks interesting, it’s the first Radar that doesn’t look like a Radar and the not having to use a head unit is an interesting take (will be handy for me on winter commutes) I’m not sure if I trust Lezyne enough to try taking a punt on it, and it’s not a brand tha DC or GPL will review

Here’s the best overview of features I’ve seen so far. Lezyne’s New Radar Light System will Alert You without a Phone or GPS - Bikerumor The front light strap is removable to support a GoPro-style adapter. The bundled price is enticing. Unless a hands-on reviewer who does road comparison tests s…

[image] dtom: Unless a hands-on reviewer says otherwise, I’m in. This is a non-review “review”, i. e. it summarizes the specs, shows some unboxing picture and links to a product marketing video. I don’t think it is useful. [image] dtom: The bundled price is enticing. … assuming the ra…

[image] OreoCookie: Why won’t they review Lezyne products? GPLama has reviewed lots of radars from obscure/less known brands. We wait with baited breath for dcrainmaker,com and gplama.com to get a lezyne sections, I simply said that because thet aren’t a brand that brings in bike hits and ne…

Lezyne’s Radar React review?

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