Bike Radars

We have been waiting for a new generation of the Garmin Varia RTL515 radar for a couple of years, almost 6 (!) to be exact (not counting the RCT715). Everybody […]

Feeling safer on busy roads thanks to a cycling radar changed the way many of us ride. For a long time, the choice of cycling radars was limited. But nowadays,

Coospo TR70 is another cheap Chinese radar launched to compete in the cycling radar market. I tested it and compared it with other radars (including the Garmin Varia RTL515) to

I had a fascinating chat with Andy Chen from Terasilic at Eurobike 2025 about bicycle radars. Terasilic offers radar solutions (mainly sensors) to several well-known companies, so it is the

I’ve already reviewed iGPSport SR30 a year ago. Initially, it performed decently, but after a firmware update, it started giving too many false positives and became unusable. Naturally, I was

Wahoo took nearly 10 years to respond to Garmin’s Varia radars, but they’ve finally released their own—the TRACKR radar. I purchased it with my own money and was the first

If everything went according to plan, this Cycplus L7 review was originally scheduled to come out at the end of 2023, as Cycplus presented this radar at Eurobike 2023. However,

After its collaboration with Magene on the Seemee 508 radar, Magicshine now has its own radar. It’s called Magicshine R300, and in this review, you will learn whether it’s worth

I have tested all cycling radars available on the market, including Garmin Varia RTL515, Magene L508, Bryton Gardia R300L, iGPSport SR30, and more. Now, we have a new addition: the

iGPSport introduced the SRTL SR30 radar with a taillight during the Eurobike 2023 fair. I had my hands on it right there, but it was unavailable for sale. However, its

NOTE: I wrote this review before the radar was launched on Amazon, where it’s now listed as the Tutuloo W100. Cycling radars such as the Garmin Varia RTL515, Bryton Gardia

iGPSport and Cycplus introduced their cycling radars at Eurobike 2023. Although they have yet to be launched in the market, they have already generated buzz among cycling enthusiasts. In this

This article compares Garmin Varia RTL515, Magene L508, and Bryton Gardia R300L bicycle radars with a taillight. I used them all, so I feel qualified to share my experience and

Cycling radars have become one of the most popular cycling accessories because they increase your awareness by alerting you about vehicles through your bike computer or phone. I’ve tested 12

NOTE: I originally wrote this review based on my experience with the Gardia R300 demo unit. I’ve updated it based on new knowledge and hands-on experience with the Gardia R300L

NOTE: I updated this review to reflect the changes brought by the new firmware updates. This is my Magene L508 radar with taillight review. Magene introduced it during the Eurobike

This is my comparison of Garmin Varia RTL515 vs. RCT715. I’ve used both radars, and in this article I explain their differences and which one is better. KEY TAKEAWAY The