
Put your next move on the pavement.
Amber chevron arrows project onto the pavement behind the bicycle, adding a directional cue alongside the red rear light.
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A rear bike light with amber ground-projected turn cues and handheld remote operation. Add a distinctive visual cue to your evening cycling setup.
For the rides that begin as the day winds down.

The arrow-style rear unit and pavement projection work together visually, bringing a different kind of detail to an after-dark ride.

Amber chevron arrows project onto the pavement behind the bicycle, adding a directional cue alongside the red rear light.

Use the small two-button remote to operate the turn cues. Familiarize yourself with the controls while your bicycle is stationary.

A red center light sits between the outward-pointing chevron details. The slim horizontal layout gives the rear unit its distinctive appearance.

The light sits below the saddle at the rear of the bicycle. Its rear-facing position keeps the light and projected cues clear of the rider.

A black rounded housing, red center strips and outward-facing arrow details give the rear light its distinctive look. Rounded edges keep the profile visually simple.

With the bicycle stationary, check that the light is secure, test the remote and inspect the projected cues on the ground. Make the check part of your usual ride preparation.
A rear-facing light with projected directional cues.
Directional light patterns on the pavement behind the bike.
A horizontal layout with outward-pointing chevron details.
Operate the turn cues with the handheld controller.
A rear-facing position beneath the bicycle saddle.
Test the light, remote and projection while stationary.
Secure the light below the saddle, with the rear light and projection unobstructed.
Try the controls and inspect the projected arrows on the ground before setting off.
Use the cue alongside your usual lights and signaling routine. Recheck the mount before each ride.
Amber chevron arrows appear on the pavement behind the bicycle, creating a directional light cue.
Use the small two-button remote to control the directional cues. Test the controls while your bicycle is stationary.
The light is positioned at the back of the bicycle, below the saddle, with the light facing rearward.
Check that the light is secure, test the remote and inspect the projected cues on the ground before setting off.
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