About Techalogic

Logical Tech.
Designed around riding.

A commute, a weekend ride, a hack along a country lane. Our job is to help you keep a reliable record of what happens around you.

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Horse rider wearing a riding hat fitted with a Techalogic dual-lens camera

Where we started

From selling camera systems to developing our own.

Our roots are in a family-run business that began trading online in 2014. Trade and consumer shows were part of that early journey, with a focus on cameras for motorcyclists and horse riders.

We built experience selling and supporting camera systems from other brands. In 2019, we began developing our own products, drawing on feedback from the customers using them.

That background remains relevant to Techalogic today. A camera needs to make sense beyond its specification sheet: how it mounts, how you know it is recording, and how you keep the files that matter.

2014 · The starting point

Trading online and meeting riders.

The business grew through online sales and trade and consumer shows, with motorcycle and equestrian camera systems at its centre.

2019 · Our own products

Building the Techalogic range.

Experience supporting other camera brands and feedback from customers informed the move into developing our own products.

Today · A clear purpose

Practical rider safety technology.

Cameras for cycling, motorcycling and horse riding, with different recording jobs and a shared focus on real-world use.

Techalogic-branded vehicle on a circuit with motorcyclists behind — From the Techalogic archive: the brand out in the motorcycling world.

What Logical Tech means

Technology earns its place when it makes sense for the way you ride.

For us, the starting point is a useful recorded view. The features matter when they help you get that view, make recording easier to fit into your routine, or help you retain what you need.

01 · A clear job

Start with the view you need.

A lightweight forward view, front-and-rear coverage, or a rear cycling camera with a light. Each setup answers a different need.

02 · Practical choices

Explain the trade-offs.

Weight, mounting position, recording duration and coverage all affect the choice. We explain what a camera is for and where another model may suit you better.

03 · A workable routine

Support the everyday use.

Setup instructions, a quick recording check and a way to keep useful files are part of owning a camera. Our support guides help you work through those steps.

Different rides. A shared purpose.

A record you can return to.

The riding context changes. The need for a clear, practical recording setup remains. We help you choose around your ride, rather than expecting every rider to want the same camera.

Cycling

From the commute to longer days out. Choose the coverage and mounting arrangement that fit your bike and riding position.

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Motorcycling

A recorded view of everyday journeys and longer routes. Start with coverage, helmet compatibility and your recording routine.

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Horse rider and horse with a camera fitted to the riding hat

Horse riding

For the hack and the roads between routes. Consider a suitable hat mounting arrangement, comfortable weight and the view you want to keep.

Explore horse-riding cameras →

Clear expectations

We promise a record, not an outcome.

A camera gives you a view to review and retain. What it captures depends on its position, the conditions and how it is used. It cannot see every angle or guarantee what happens after a recording is shared.

That is why we show real footage, explain the setup and make the differences between cameras clear. You should be able to understand the choice before you buy.

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Logical Tech for real-world riding.

Rider safety technology

Logical Tech.
Designed around riding.