Staying Safe While Riding | Motorcycle Radar System from Innovv
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2023
- Being safer on the road is one of the things we strive to be on every ride, and now there is a new bit of kit to help us! The Innovv Third Eye Motorcycle Radar & Blind Spot System! It's awesome!
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In most countries, the usual look over the shoulder is enough because country-specific regulations do not allow speeds over 120km/h. It's different in Germany, at 230km/h on the motorway you don't even look over your shoulder anymore. This system is awesome!
While I have watched, with interest. I’ve decided, after 30+ years of riding, I have survived without such fripperies. However, it is good to see such tech available, to this who don’t want a multistrada, or tiger..ect. Love your stuff. Cheers. 👍🏻
The radar system on the on my 2022 Ducati Multistrada V4S which as standard nit only provides the blind spot warning with indicator lights on both mirrors but it also has adaptive cruise control, both of which are the best safety systems I've had on any bike. So I think it's great to see that Innov have produced a blind spot system that can be fitted to any bike.
New Multistradas V4 have this as stock I believe, integrated in the mirrors at the top there is a light that flashes when cars are in the blind spot. It's all part of the radar cruise control system and it's been a thing for a year or maybe longer. Awesome stuff apparently. Don't know why BMW is not following this trend for GSs. Maybe the long awaited 1300 will have this as stock... Cheers!
Possibly one product that appears worthwhile,bit of a game changer for safety 👍
amazing life saving piece of kit especially learner riders ,and over taking superbikes etc !
I can tell you all that after over 60 years of motorbiking experience you should grab all the help on safe riding that you can find, whether its good basic practise or gizzmos like this radar. Never close you minds and become a 'well I've always done it like this and I'm fine' brigade member. If this radar saves just one close shave then it is worth every penny. Thank you Mark & Toby for bringing this to our attention. I have just ordered one and there is a 5% discount code available. Not much of a discount but every little helps.
Thanks for the kind words. Our thoughts exactly
No discount at all when I just looked. Even had the cheek to say the discount was already applied after I typed it in. How did they know I had a discount code? Maybe it’s sent to the reviewer. If so they really should say so.
Amazing Tech, and so well presented. Awesome. 👍
Excellent safety device, i wasnt sold on your static test however when you had it out on the road it was faultless and really easy to see. Garmin have something similar for push bikes (Varia) that I have used for years. I shall be adding one of these to my GS.
Don’t forget the discount code RCTV when you check out for a little discount :)
Interestingly, this brings the radar tech to the population of bikers at what looks like a reasonable price. I got one of their helmet cameras & that is well made. I'll give this a thought😏
Nice review.
I bought this after your review. I cannot believe they do not supply a handlebar mount or even sell one. I used the Beeline moto mount and drilled a hole for the 1/4inch screw
But they do have the brackets for other places. :) we will pass the comments to them
It's already on some Triumph Adventure Bikes on the mirrors
I like.
Great vid; very helpful. How is the watch attached? Sticky pad, u-bolt or something else?
The watch comes with a mount which has been placed on the wing mirror stalk securing it :)
Hi guys I have just purchased one of these for my 2022 Gsa, did you use a EZCan to connect it?
If not what acc did you connect too?
It’s powered by connecting it to the ignition wire. Ride safe
Looks good, great video thanks, shame they don't provide you with a discount code for us, think it would really bring in the orders
Hey buddy, there is a discount code in the description (5% off with code "RCTV" on Innovv UK's site)
great video :-) how did you mounted the watch face on the mirror?
In the same fashion as the INNOVV camera buttons, with the supplied L bracket to the mirror arm :)
@@RiderCamTV thanks a lot for answer :-) look forward for moore great videos :-) best regards Hans from Norway
Having both innovv hemet and dash cams i may think ot this. But one thing i did notice was hes mirrors wernt adjusted so you could see the cars bikes behind and the blurred distorted vision through the screen
The camera used in this video is fitted to the “beak” of the helmet so would obviously give a view through the screen. The mirrors are adjusted correctly for the riders seating position not for what you can see as a viewer of the video…
Good vid Toby😊
Looks a really good system. Do you know if someone makes an after market SOS system that BMW bikes have ??
It is a great system. Not sure if anyone does an sos system like Bmw but a lot of trackers have the same functionality although without the ability to summons help with a button though
@RiderCamTV Thanks, mate. If you're speaking with other manufacturer's it may be worth asking them to provide the same SOS system as BMW 🤣
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can this be mounted at the front, so that it can detect anything on road especially in the night time, ex- animals crossing at night, vehicles with no rear lights ?
Not currently but who knows? Ride safe
Multistrada triumph tiger 1200 has them
They do indeed although this fits all bikes so those that don’t have the Ducati can now have this system too
hello, I would like to ask you if BMW has called you to replace the front light? Thank you for your answer.
Not yet. Still waiting
@@RiderCamTV it is sad
Missed a trick .. showed BSD ok but you could have had other bike travel up behind at speed to simulate from a long range 50 metres plus to arrive within 3 sec. Does it just light up alarm as usual?
Yea it does buddy. Works on people cars and motorbikes. Happened at the traffic lights on the video
How is the left lane when you're in the right?
Really good indeed. Both at junctions and on the road
Very clever , but you need to fix your wonky handlebars ?
Wonky handlebars?
I echo comments made by others - a useful (but expensive) rider aid. However, would you rely on it and not do a shoulder check when changing road position, particularly before an overtake. I don't think that I would
This device would never replace current checks such as a shoulder check however it is a good aid to keep you aware of following traffic.
Me thinks i will just stick with my life saver, just more stuff to go wrong. Less is more.
Is it for cyclists?
I guess you could put it on a bike but would need a power source to get it working
Mmm that's great, but in the sunlight you wouldn't be able to see it, and the beeps are useless on a bike at any speed over walking speed I'd think
You would think that but in sunlight you can see it clearly and as for the beep, yep no good when riding but it’s brilliant when at slow speed and at junctions and traffic lights :)
Is this not just dumbing down riding skills? Sorry mate, not convinced by it at all - you've already looked in your mirrors and know there is something on your outside and slipped into your blind spot, so what' the point of it? Just use your mirrors and turn your head.
Yep! Thought the same but it works… Ride safe on tour.
Yet another gadget to take your attention off the road. How many accidents are actually caused by fast approaching traffic from the rear?
@@jonathantrice7614try riding on German motorways mate....people approach in your lane at high closing speed then swing out to pass you very close. It's called lane discipline....
So when you’re in a busy seaside town in traffic with loads of people about it won’t stop going off. Rubbish
That’s why it has a mute button. It’s always good to have things that help to know what around you
How have all of us old bikers managed for 40 plus years riding regularly on the roads without all these electronic 'safety' features? No abs, no traction control, no rider modes, no uphill assist, no lean sensitive anything, no front and rear radar, no heated seats, no tpms etc? What next..lane assist?
Just shows how things have developed really doesn’t it
I heard the same kind of thing from a neighbor who mocked the ABS on my new GS early last summer. He's dead now. He merged into a car, then lost it trying to get back into his lane and slid into a guard rail post. I get a lot of sportbike dullards who think it's funny to pass at very high speed, REALLY close to other bikes to assert their perceived superiority. This should make it less of a surprise when the leather jumpsuit guys want to demonstrate their HP.