- Bike, e-scooter or motorcycleThe remote mounts on any handlebar
- 90-day money-back guaranteeFull refund if it isn't for you
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The biggest danger is the turn nobody saw coming.
The driver behind you can't guess your next move. Signal too late, or without being noticed, and they find out when you're already crossing their lane. Now they know before you start to turn.
How it works
Four steps to your first signal.
01 — STICK
Stick the remote by your grip.
Peel, press and it's on. Put it where your thumb already rests.
02 — WEAR
Put the pack on.
Adjust the shoulder straps so the panel sits high and centered on your back.
03 — TAP
Tap before you move.
Press L or R a few seconds ahead of the turn. The matching arrow starts flashing behind you.
04 — TURN
Take the corner.
Steer and brake as usual. The arrow does the talking for you.
Never let go to signal.
Sticking an arm out costs you one hand, one brake and half your balance, right when traffic is closest. On small e-scooter wheels, that's a wobble waiting to happen. Your thumb handles it instead.
A signal every driver understands.
In a 2026 Rice University study, fewer than one in four drivers correctly read the bent-arm right-turn signal. A lit arrow pointing left or right leaves far less room for doubt.
All black. Off the bike too.
A clean black pack that fits in at the office or on campus. When the panel is off, it's just a backpack. Reflective strips at the base add extra visibility after dark.
Bike · E-scooter · Motorcycle
BE SEEN BEFORE YOU TURN.
Every ride home has a left turn across traffic. Make it the calm part of the trip.
90DAYS
Ninety days to decide.
Commute with it for three months. If it doesn't make your rides feel safer, send it back for a full refund.
FAQ
Questions before you ride.
Which vehicles does it work with?
Bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters and motorcycles. Anything with a handlebar where the remote can go. On a motorcycle it works as an extra signal, higher up than the stock ones.
Does it replace hand signals?
Signaling laws vary by state, and many still require hand signals on a bicycle. Keep using them wherever the law asks for it, and let the arrow back you up.
Is it only useful at night?
No. Turns are risky at any hour, and it's a backpack you can carry every day.
What if I don't like it?
Send it back within 90 days for a full refund.