Signaled™ bike turn signals

There are many illuminated bike accessories available on the market, but choosing an accessory with turn signals is an excellent option for ensuring your safety on the move. Whether you're an urban cyclist, mountain biker, road biker or scooter rider, turn signals can make a huge difference in terms of signaling and visibility. Firstly, turn signals allow you to clearly indicate your intended direction to other road users. 

Whether you're changing lanes, turning left or right, or even overtaking, turn signals are essential for effective signalling. They warn motorists, cyclists and pedestrians of your movements, considerably reducing the risk of collisions. Turn signals improve your visibility, especially at night or in bad weather. Equipped with LEDs, they produce a bright, flashing light that makes it easy for other road users to spot you.

With a clearly visible light beam, you can feel safe even in low-light conditions. Our flasher accessories are also extremely easy to use. They feature an intuitive, ergonomic remote control located on the handlebars. This allows you to operate the indicators quickly and easily, without having to take your hands off the handlebars - essential for safe riding.

What's more, our flashing products can be used with any mode of transportation you use. Whether you own a road bike, mountain bike, electric bike, folding bike or scooter, whether you have a backpack, baby carrier or panniers, our products are suitable for all types of two-wheeler. They are easy to install and can be used by everyone, whatever their level of experience. It's also important to note that they are waterproof and weatherproof. This guarantees their durability and optimum performance, even in rain or mud. So you can ride with confidence, whatever the weather. Choosing Bemyled flashing products is a wise decision for your safety on the road. They provide clear signalling of your movements, improve your visibility and offer ease of use.

Take advantage of our pre-order launch offer for the Signaled and benefit from a 20% discount on its price.

The Signaled is the result of more than two years of research and development to guarantee a quality product with full functionality.

For this reason, we have decided to launch the Signaled on a pre-order basis. This allows us to offer you Signaled as quickly as possible, while organizing ourselves around a lean production schedule.

Production began at the end of 2023, and we hope to be able to deliver from the 2nd quarter of 2024!

The Signaled is compatible with most backpacks! Make sure you have a bag that is at least 25 cm wide and the adjustment straps will ensure a good fit.

In addition, the rain cover that comes with your Signaled is suitable for bags of 30 to 40 liters but can easily be put on smaller bags and will also fit larger bags thanks to its elastic properties!

The remote control allows you to use the left and right turn signal functions as well as the hazard lights.

A beep sound and light signals on the buttons will signal the activation of its functions.

Also, like the Signaled, the remote is rechargeable with a USB-C type charger.

As soon as the battery of your Signaled will be below 20% of its total capacity, a light will light up at the level of the ignition button to warn you. However, you can continue to use your Signaled for more than an hour!

For the remote control, it is a red light at the central button that will indicate the need for recharge. You will also be able to continue to use it for at least one hour!

Lights on a bicycle are extremely important for the safety of the cyclist or scooterist, especially when visibility is reduced, for example at night or in dark weather. The different types of lights, whether front or rear lights, spotlights or LED spotlights, play an essential role in illuminating the road and signalling for the cyclist. Traditional incandescent bulbs, once widely used, are now being replaced by brighter, more energy-efficient LED bulbs. LED bulbs are renowned for their long life and high luminous intensity, while consuming less energy than conventional bulbs. They offer better luminosity and visibility, which is essential to avoid accidents.

The front lights on the bike, whether halogen or LED, illuminate the road ahead of the cyclist, improving vision and helping to spot potentially dangerous obstacles. These front lights are also essential for signalling the cyclist's presence to cars and other road users. Headlights, often fitted with LED projectors, offer higher luminosity and greater range, enabling the rider to see further. Taillights, meanwhile, play a crucial role in signalling cyclists to vehicles behind them. These lights, often equipped with bright, colorful LEDs, are visible from a distance and help prevent accidents by clearly signalling the cyclist's position and direction to other road users. In addition to front and rear lights, cyclists can also invest in additional lights, such as spotlights or LED lamps, to further illuminate their route and improve visibility. These additional lights can be mounted on the handlebars, helmet or other parts of the bike, illuminating lateral areas and improving visibility at night. In addition to the safety aspect, the use of lights on a bicycle is also regulated by the Highway Code in many countries. Under current laws and regulations, it is mandatory to have lights on at night, in tunnels or in poor visibility.

Failure to comply with these rules can result in fines and make the cyclist liable in the event of an accident. In conclusion, lights on a bicycle are extremely important for the cyclist's safety, helping to signal his or her presence and improve visibility in low-light conditions. New technologies such as LED bulbs offer high light intensity, long life and low energy consumption, making them the preferred choice for bike lights. It is therefore essential to ensure that the bike is fitted with the appropriate lights, and to switch them on when needed, to guarantee a safe and pleasant ride, while complying with current regulations.

To be safe on your bike, it's essential to respect the Highway Code and behave responsibly. Cyclists are road users in their own right, and must therefore know and apply the traffic rules that apply to them. First and foremost, it's essential to use bicycle lanes whenever possible. These specific facilities offer cyclists added safety by keeping them away from motorists and road infrastructure. Bicycle paths and lanes enable cyclists to travel more safely, away from cars and trucks wherever possible.

Where cycle paths are not available, it's important to ride carefully on the road, respecting other road users such as cars, pedestrians and motorcycles. Cyclists must pay close attention to road signs and traffic lights. A red light must be obeyed, just as it is for motorists, and it's important to signal a change of direction. Failure to observe these rules can result in fines and even serious accidents. In addition to complying with the Highway Code, cyclists must also be properly equipped. Wearing a helmet is highly recommended, as it protects the head in the event of a fall or collision.

It is essential to adopt preventive driving reflexes. Anticipate the behavior of other road users, signal your intentions clearly using turn signals or your arms, and use a horn if necessary. Prudence and courtesy are also important principles for sharing the road harmoniously with other road users.

In short, to be safe on your bike, it's essential to respect the Highway Code, pay attention to road signs and ride responsibly. The use of safety equipment, such as helmets, lighting and reflective devices, is essential for better visibility. By applying these rules and adopting preventive behavior, cyclists can enjoy safe and enjoyable cycling, whether in town or on major roads.