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Cycling technology company See.Sense has announced that its newest bike light, Icon3, will have key design elements decided by the customer. The company has allowed its community to choose elements such as the mount and charging connection as well as flash modes just prior to the light going into production. …

BikeBiz hears from more businesses about what they’re doing to be more environmentally-friendly. Today, we hear from Irene McAleese, co-founder, See.Sense

Cycling technology company See.Sense has launched a new campaign on Indiegogo for Icon3 – its brightest ‘to be seen’ light yet which was fully funded on the crowdfunding platform within just four hours. The next generation of the Icon series takes cyclist visibility to a ‘new level’, with increased brightness …

Following the commencement of the voting process for the BikeBiz Awards 2021 in association with Tannus Tyres, we’ll be highlighting each and every finalist from our list of expertly-curated accolades. The final decision will be placed in the hands of those that know best – professionals that work within the industry day …

BikeBiz has carefully sifted through the nominations for the BikeBiz Awards 2021 in association with Tannus Tyres and we can now reveal who has made it into the shortlist. The final decision will be placed in the hands of those that know best – professionals that work within the industry …

See.Sense has announced a new ‘ECO version’ of its packaging, which will be used on its ICON and ACE reactive bike lights which are sold into more than 76 countries worldwide. While See.Sense’s packaging for its reactive and connected bike lights has always been minimal and recyclable, the ECO launch …

A new scheme means 200 cyclists in Coventry can get their hands on a subsidised bike light for £10. The See.Sense bike light uses AI technology to flash brighter and faster in riskier situations, such as road junctions, roundabouts and filtering in traffic, helping to increase visibility. It retails at …

RoSPA and See.Sense have conducted new research which could prove ‘invaluable’ in enhancing cyclists’ safety by more effectively pinpointing potential collision blackspots. Hundreds of Birmingham-based cyclists travelled tens of thousands of monitored miles to generate hundreds of millions of lines of potentially transformative data as part of the City Safe …

The Andrews Labor Government is launching an Australian-first trial using smart bike light technology that will assist in finding new ways to reduce road trauma in cyclists. The 12-month trial will see a diverse group of 1,000 Victorians given access to a See.Sense smart bike light, with the technology capturing …

See.Sense is launching a new London research project designed to gather cycling data insights from 200 women who cycle in the city, in celebration of International Women’s Day. Given that women are less than half as likely to cycle once or twice a week than males, according to Cycling UK, …