The best safety camera for cyclists? 

A friend of mine died on a hit and run...he was hit from the back. If he had this on his bike, his wife and kids could have found closure. Thanks for sharing.

I am really surprised that there is barely a mention about the camera's ability to read vehicle registration plates (just near the end). Proving that someone wronged you is useless unless you can prove who they are. Using freeze frame on this video, it is obvious that the front cam gives pretty good quality in this respect but the rear cam doesn't look good at all. You need to give a bit more focus (excuse pun) on this critical feature. What's it like in low light? How far away can you read a plate in different conditions?

I’ve had my rear camera for two years. love it. I posted a close pass going up a mtn canyon. I posted it. other cyclists appreciated the post to be careful at that certain spot.

I honestly clicked on this video thinking it would be a video reviewing a few different cameras not just a front & rear from one brand.

Using the Fly v6 nearly every day since Dec. '18, not having had a single problem with it! The Fly 12 died after 6 months. Cycliq replaced it without any hassle with a Fly 12 CE, running since a year now without a single problem. They work flawless, even if I touch ground or attempt a rolly-polly, they keep up their work. Together with the Garmin Live track and incident recognition a must for every cyclist! I would not want to miss them!

I got the Fly 6 rear camera, 2nd generation I believe. Anyway, the battery worked great and it lasted more than the claimed 6 hours. But, it died after about a year, with only light usage, as I usually ride once a week during the dry months. The kicker is, the battery is non user replaceble, so I'm left with an expensive paperweight. The video quality was also not good but I can live with it for what it is. Would not recommend unless they put in replaceble battery.

Wish I had those boxes handy when I forget about being clipped in!

I think cameras are must now days.

Are there any good cameras that you attach on your helmet, with 360° angle? The biggest problem for me, at least, are cars crossing the cycle lane from the side. These will not be seen in a front and back camera, but only a side camera. Since people are not looking before they drive out from a small side road, I've almost been hit several times, and therefore I start to feel the need for a good camera to catch even these incidents and accidents. Thank you.

The rear video is too blurry.

Yes I have

Does the rear View Camera work live or does it just record?

4:45 - Hello. I would not call a cheap velcro strap "super secure"!!

After being knocked off my bicycle by an inattentive driver and numerous close passes I've invested in a pair of tooo camera/rear lights £107 each from Team Cycles, plus a few bob for the sd cards. Fantastic quality footage and 9hrs recording. I adapted a go pro mount for the front. I just use a bit of insulation tape to cover the silicone bungs for the sd card and recharge ports, the weather in North Manchester is incredibly wet, and I like the extra protection.

Looks good

I needed them today. I want to lock up the suckers who try to run me over.

This is essentially an ad. The actual product is not fit for purpose. You need to be within 6 feet to get the license plate. Image stabilization is appalling. Picture quality is average. Battery life is good but when it gets low it start beeping. NONSTOP till you either shut it off or charge it. Yeah, who thought that one up

I had the fly 6 rear camera and it died after about 2 years of use, I got it for £80 so not too bad but its a shame you can't replace the battery

Thanks CRC I’m on the verge of investing.

Need one

Very sad, that people feel the need to have one. Cycling should be safe, without camera's or helmets.

belfast yay!

I'll take the gift, looks amazing.

This is clearly an ad and not a review.

Yes when I got hit by a car from behind when driver wasn't looking what was going on

How much is this set and how can l get it in Johannesburg

It actually would be great for wheelchairs. So many times people try to beat me to crossing the road. I guess they cant wait 4 secs, they would rather take the chance of killing a person.

Like. Less awkward Helmut worn.. and perhaps less prone to be grabbed by a raging counterparty because it looks like a light

Darn can’t find this camera on that website. Any one know where I can get something like this in US?

The Best Safety is to Ride Safe!

What happens if you get knocked off your bike and the person that knocked you off steals the cameras? So taking any evidence with them. youu might be injured so might not think about backing up to the phone.

I hear a lot about these cameras from other cyclists. The only thing that deters me is the price. Dear Lord

I cycle where there are those with reason out of sink with reason right and natural. It's a land plagued with pre-century American polity; I've been called the "N" word so many times, I call myself Jon the Niggard from Trash Valley. Twice last year doors have opened with the intent of slamming me. The driver of the first one, swerved away as the opened door came within inches. The second time, I was cycling in the left lane (here we normally drive on the right side) to let those behind pass without having to change lanes on the winding road. He slammed the door closed as he overtook me, without hitting me. Maybe he was just trying to scare me, as a log truck driver did one morning. The very first case of attempted vehicular homicide occurred when an old self-proclaimed which saw me after several years of my absence. She was obviously angry, as there is a property line dispute., and sped after me. I moved over to the left and waited for her to pass. She stopped instead, turned around and raced home. I think I should get the camera set.

Lastly, they aren't waterproof.

Does anyone know where his accent is from? Legitimately curious.

Brave man...falling, intentionally on your drive-side...😂

5:36 The car driver should have seen the cyclist and waited for him to clear the junction, OTOH when the cyclist saw the car passing him, indicating to turn right, that was not the time to undertake.

This makes me not want to ride on the road

Review my ass. More like a paid ad

That last few seconds, why are you trying to overtake on the right side of that car when he slows down, he is obviously going to do something, and he then turns on his indicator. You have to cooperate with vehicles on the road, not just pedaling along as if you don't have to slow down when someone are about to turn in front of you. You have the same responsability as any other vehicle to watch out for other vehicles and not just t-bone them. Don't leave your brain at home when you are out cycling.