Bicycle radars gained popularity mainly thanks to Garmin and their Varia lineup. The Varia RTL515 is one of the most popular gadgets among road cyclists.
This is because it improves your safety on roads by informing you about what’s happening behind you. It will notify you when an object, like a car, approaches.
The Varia RCT715 even includes a camera that can record footage, so you get proof when something bad happens.
For a long time, Varia radars had no competitors. However, this changed in 2022 when Bryton and Magene introduced their radars with taillights Bryton Gardia R300 and Magene L508.
Bryton introduced the Gardia R300 radar with taillight during the Eurobike fair. I summarized what we know about it in this article. Unfortunately, it’s not yet available for sale, and …
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This is my Magene L508 radar with taillight review. Magene introduced it during the Eurobike fair (although Magene didn’t have its booth there). I already tested Garmin Varia RTL515, so …
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This is my comparison of Garmin Varia RTL515 vs. RCT715. I used both radars, and in this article, I explain their differences and answer which one is better. The main …
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This is my review of the Garmin Varia RCT715 radar with camera and taillight. I’ve been using it for the last few days, and I share my experience with it …
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I’ve been using Garmin Varia RTL515 cycling radar for more than a year on my road bike. In this review, I share my experience and answer some frequently asked questions …
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