Bypoint Radar Guard Pro

Unrivaled Rear Traffic Awareness for Safer, Smarter Rides.

Stay ahead of danger with the Bypoint Radar Guard Pro, the ultimate solution for cyclists demanding premium safety and unmatched radar coverage. Designed to actively alert you of approaching vehicles from behind, this cutting-edge radar system delivers the widest 120-degree field of view on the market and detects traffic up to 150 meters away. Whether you ride with or without a smartphone, the Radar Guard Pro keeps you informed instantly, empowering you to ride with confidence and control.

Key Features

• Industry-leading 120° radar visibility for comprehensive rear traffic detection.
• Integrated rear light with automatic brake signal enhances your visibility to others.
• Lane detection technology identifies vehicles approaching from left, center, or right.
• Standalone operation with direct alerts on the device—no smartphone required.
• Seamless ANT+ connectivity to sync with bike computers for real-time traffic display.
• Bypoint app integration unlocks advanced radar visualization, sound alerts, route tracking, and customizable light modes.
• Perfect for e-bikes, speed-pedelecs, and performance bicycles—a premium upgrade for any cycling setup.

Technical Specifications

• Radar Guard Pro: Innovative bicycle radar with integrated rear lighting.
• Active alerts for approaching traffic behind the cyclist.
• Operates independently or paired with smartphone via Bypoint app.
• Supports ANT+ protocol for connection to bike computers.
• Exceptional 120-degree radar field of view—the widest available on the market.
• Detection range up to 150 meters behind the rider.
• Unique lane detection distinguishes traffic on left, center, or right lanes.
• Clear radar display available in the Bypoint app.
• Automatic brake light activates upon deceleration.
• Additional app features: sound warnings, route registration, and adjustable light modes.
• Ideal for retail integration within e-bike, speed-pedelec, and sport bike assortments.

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