Laser Bike Light Creates Your Own Tron-Like Virtual Lane

Laser Bike Light Creates Your Own Tron-Like Virtual Lane


The best way to stay safe while biking is to stay visible to those you share the road with. And while concepts for laser-based systems that create a highly visible virtual lane around your bike have existed for years and years, they’re finally real (and cheap!) now.

A Korean company, called Slancio, makes this rear safety light that includes a requisite set of flashing red LEDs as well as a pair of lasers that produce a thin set of lines on the road on either side of your bike. Not only do they add to your visibility at night, they also create a safe space around your bicycle that most drivers and other riders will subconsciously stay clear of. It’s a brilliant idea that’s made all the more amazing with a $US20 price tag, making these a no-brainer upgrade for your ride.


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