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I’m an offroad who has very bad luck finding road cyclists in any mood other than on the verge of a rage |:-{} . This will gift me the great joy of seeing their moods front and back….thanks, techish designer
Hey guys I’m the owner of a bicycle shop & a lifelong bike commuter myself. Someone from the GRG shared this info w- me. I think you maybe on to something but if I could offer you some feedback as a bike commuter I would have to say that the remote h-bar controls are completely impractical. Perfect example of what I’m talking about here is this morning while riding into shop, I’m at a stop light doing a track stand in a shared multi use lane. So basically one lane is for traffic going straight as well as people wanting to make a right hand turn. So I’m going straight & the car behind me was wanting to go right, obviously he couldn’t. So this person just lays there horn on & starts screaming, again I’m doing a track stand so I’m not about to unclip & put my foot down just so I can push the unhappy emoji face w/ the h-bar button! At this point the driver is well aware that I’m alreay not happy w/ them!!! So possibly having a voice activating system would be much more practical. Also I do a lot of big community rides & the last thing most of these riders need to be doing is trying to push buttons instead of holding onto bars. It would also be cool if you could actually choose & program your own emojis into jacket. Somewhat personalize what you want to convey to the drivers! Anyways just my 2cents! Good luck!
This is good in theory. Bad in practice. Having ridden all over the world and also riding in Sydney Australia, something like this would make you a target for angry motorists who feel like you’re slowing them down. It wouldn’t make you safer. Plus LUMOS helmets already indicate and draw attention to your head in the right way. This also doesn’t work for road cyclists who bend over their bikes in a more aero position. The best thing to get motorists to behave themselves and take notice of you – a camera strapped to your head and a sign on your back saying ‘You are being filmed’