Showing posts with label bike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bike. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

The hubless carbon fiber Cyclotron bike looks straight out of Tron

The hubless carbon fiber Cyclotron bike looks straight out of Tron


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Even three decades after Tron hit cinemas, its influence on futuristic design shows no signs of slowing down. The Cyclotron bicycle borrows both look and name from the science-fiction film, with a design that’s unmistakably based on the Light Cycle, namely its two illuminated, spokeless wheels.
Besides being visually striking, the wheel “halos” turn themselves on in low-light conditions, serving as an additional safety measure by increasing visibility, and can last for eight hours on battery alone. Red laser lines can optionally project out rearward to mark a “bike lane” for good measure. The wheels themselves are hubless, enabling what the designers are calling USMs, or Utility Slot Modules, which are storage containers made to fit inside the wheel where the spokes would be in the traditional wheel. While a great concept, we’re eager to find out how the added mass in the wheel will affect the gyroscopic effect.
 
The base Cyclotron is a manual 12-speed, but the top-of-the-line model offers far more intrigue with an electronic gearbox that can shift in under a fifth of a second, even while at a standstill. Those who just want to enjoy the ride can enable an automatic mode where the gearbox will do all the shifting for you. The Cyclotron’s drivetrain is encapsulated as part of the frame, which should do wonders for keeping out the road grime, but could be a hassle when it comes time to service the bike. Solid polymer tires require no air and are estimated to last over 6,000 miles, but we’re curious as to how the mostly-covered wheels will handle small obstacles and curbs.

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Friday, March 3, 2017

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Tuesday, January 17, 2017

Your iPhone is the ultimate bike computer in the Bycle case

Your iPhone is the ultimate bike computer in the Bycle case


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For avid bicyclists, there are plenty of add-on computers you can buy to track your ride, from basic $50 devices that record mileage and cadence, to sophisticated units with GPS and color displays that can cost $500 or more. But it turns out that most cyclists probably already own a bike computer — their phones.
Realizing this, two young Miami-based entrepreneurs set out to create Bycle, a system revolving around a combo case and mount for the iPhone 6/6S or 6 Plus/6S Plus and app. Together, Bycle turns an iPhone into a feature-rich bike computer, for less than the cost of a dedicated device. The product launches today on Kickstarter.
Miguel Hidalgo, CEO and co-founder of Bycle, told Digital Trends that to achieve what Bycle can provide the rider, currently, one would have to use multiple devices and services to track a ride – a combination of GoPro, Garmin, Nike Plus, and the social network Strava. Hidalgo said the Bycle solution is far less expensive, or cumbersome, than buying either all those units or a bike computer.
With the app, cyclists can track their calories burned and how far and fast they rode, plan a route, and view their real-time position and movement on a map – all in an attractive graphical user interface that’s easy to navigate. In a digital world where everything is social, the info can be shared with friends or posted on social media. The app also offers ways to improve your ride and challenge others.
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One unique feature is the ability to record videos during a ride with the iPhone camera. Like a dashcam, you can record a point-of-view video similar to using a GoPro. However, because video recording happens through the app, Bycle can overlay the data onto the video, giving you a visual representation along with the metrics. It’s like telematics for a car, except for a bicycle. Hidalgo said the app will also have the option to switch to a paired GoPro instead, if the user wishes. In the future, the app could offer simultaneous recording with both the iPhone camera and a GoPro, and possibly live-streaming via Periscope.
Because the camera faces downward due to the angle of the phone when mounted, Bycle’s creators had to find a way for the camera to see forward while still allowing the rider to see the screen. To achieve this, the water- and shock-resistant hard case has a prism that reflects the image back to the camera lens – an ingenious workaround.
For the Kickstarter campaign, the E-mount version costs $45 and the S-mount goes for $70. The funds ($50,000 goal) will go toward production, and the company anticipates first-batch shipment in September.
Hidalgo and his co-founder, Gustavo Grossmann, have art backgrounds and are designers by trade, having graduated from the Miami International University of Art and Design. The idea for the Bycle was conceived in 2014, when both were still in school. Hidalgo said they were tasked to create a project for an engineering class, and had originally looked at creating a smart bike. They realized there were already many smart bike options; instead, they focused on how to make ordinary bikes smarter, and, seeing that bike accessories are a $1.3-billion market with room for growth, they pursued development of the Bycle.


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