Cycle Tech Review

The Bookman Curve Lights for bikes are impressively bright, long-lasting, and easy to attach. Their distinct, blocky design houses LEDs that emit light around the cyclist, not just to the front and rear. These lights also have commendable battery lives and simple USB charging, though there were some issues with the rear light's water resistance.

The Bookman Curve Lights for bikes are bright, lightweight, long-lasting, and easy to charge with USB. Apart from a minor issue with the rear light's susceptibility to mud, they have an impressive light emission. However, they might not identify exactly what an obstacle in unlit roads is.

The SEEMEE DV Camera Tail-light is a combination of a video camera and bike tail-light designed to enhance rider safety with features such as HD recording, waterproof aluminum body, and various light settings.

The Hiplok Original wearable bicycle lock is lauded for its convenience in urban cycling. The reviewer appreciates its quality construction, comfortable fit, and considerable security. It gets a Sold Secure Silver rating, holds securely, but needs gentle handling in fastening to prevent damage to the velcro. Weighing at 1950g, its burden may be felt during lengthy biking trips.

Sticking with the mountain bike theme, the Shuffle LED gets a clip-on front visor. Mountain bikes put the rider in a more upright position, and that means more sun in the eyes. To combat this, and also to fit the style, mountain bike helmets typically include a sun visor.