TREE HUGGER - Aug 25 - The device offers users directions, cycling metrics, an alarm, an automatic headlight, call & text notifications, and more. This all-in-one device is claimed to fit virtually any bike, and it incorporates a 250 lumen headlight that turns on and off automatically, a motion sensing alarm system which automatically deactivates wirelessly when the rider is near, and "seamless" tracking of metrics, including distance, time, speed, elevation, and estimated calories burned.
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