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The everyday commute
A familiar route still changes from day to day. Record the journey so you have something to review afterwards.
Logical Tech for real-world riding
Safety cameras for cycling
Your commute. Your weekend miles. A record of the road around you.
Recording that fits your ride
Make recording part of the ride.
Whether you are riding to work or heading out for a longer loop, the useful camera is the one you can make part of your routine. Start with the view you want to keep, then choose a setup that fits your bike, helmet and time on the road.
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The view behind
If approaching traffic is your priority, compare a rear-facing bike camera with a dual-lens helmet setup.
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Longer days out
Match the recording duration to your usual ride. Think about charging, card capacity and checking files when you get home.
Which setup fits your ride?
HC-1
Lightweight routine recording
A small, 48g helmet camera for a forward-facing record of everyday rides.
Choose a dual-lens camera if you also want a rear view.
£149.95
DC-1
Accessible front-and-rear recording
Two views from one helmet camera, with Full HD recording and WiFi access.
Consider DC-2 Pro for a longer stated recording duration and optional GPS.
£189.99
DC-2 Pro
Front and rear. One camera.
One helmet camera with two lenses, 2K recording and an optional GPS module.
A larger helmet setup than HC-1; the remote and GPS module are optional extras.
£239.99
LC-2 Pro
Cycling recording plus visibility
A rear-facing cycling camera with an integrated LED light and seat-post mounting.
Records in one direction; choose a dual-lens helmet camera for front-and-rear coverage.
£159.95
A little preparation
Helmet view or bike view?
A helmet camera follows where you look. A bike-mounted camera keeps its view aligned with the bike. Neither sees everything: mounting position, luggage, head turns and riding posture all affect the recording.
- Check the angle in your usual riding position, including when leaning forward.
- For a rear camera, check that a saddle bag, jacket or luggage does not block the lens or light.
- Make a short test recording and review it before relying on the setup for a full ride.
See the record
Know what to expect before you choose.
Useful answers
Cycling camera questions
Do I need front-and-rear recording?
Choose two views if recording both directions matters to you. HC-1 records forwards; DC-1 and DC-2 Pro have front and rear lenses. LC-2 Pro is a rear-facing bike camera with an integrated LED light.
Does a camera replace a bike light?
Recording and visibility are separate jobs. LC-2 Pro combines a rear camera and LED light, but plan your overall lighting setup for the ride and conditions.
Can I move the camera between bikes?
Check the correct mount and compatibility for your model. Recheck the fit and recording angle each time you change the setup.
Choose around the way you ride.
Tell us your usual ride and the view you want to record. We can help you narrow down the options.