NEW | LEFT · RIGHT · BRAKE · 18L
Both hands stay on the grips. The arrow behind you does the talking.
LED Turn Signal Backpack, 18L
LED Turn Signal Backpack, 18L
Left, right
and brake
Fires at
shoulder height
18L for the
daily carry
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What's in the Box
What's in the Box
The 18L backpack with the LED panel fitted, the wireless remote, a remote mount, four zip ties, a rain cover and the manual.
Is It Bright Enough?
Is It Bright Enough?
The panel is a dense grid of green LEDs behind a tinted face, flat on the back of the bag at shoulder height — the line a following driver is already looking along. Green is the colour the eye resolves fastest in low light, which is why exit signs use it. It is at its strongest in the dark, which is when you need it; in direct midday sun it reads as weaker, and that is true of every LED signal on the road, including the ones on your bike.
Shipping Details
Shipping Details
Free tracked shipping on every order, arriving in 7 to 12 business days.
Returns & Refunds
Returns & Refunds
30 days from delivery to send it back. In the box: the backpack, the remote, its mount, four zip ties, a rain cover and the manual.
A cycling backpack with a 4-mode LED turn-signal panel on the back and a wireless remote that zip-ties to your handlebars. Tap left or right and a bright arrow fires at shoulder height — the driver behind you sees which way you are going without you ever taking a hand off the grips.
Fits motorcycles, bicycles and e-scooters. 18 litres of room for a laptop, a jacket and a lock, reflective strips on the straps and panel, a rain cover in the pocket, and a USB-rechargeable panel that lifts off the bag to charge.
- Four signal modes: left, right, forward and stop
- Wireless handlebar remote — four zip ties in the box, no tools
- 18L / 17.3" × 11.4" × 7.1" (44 × 29 × 18 cm), approx. 1.4 lb (630 g)
- Water-resistant, tear-resistant nylon and polyester, with a rain cover included
- Reflective strips, breathable mesh back, adjustable shoulder, chest and waist straps
- Two stretch side pockets for a bottle and a lock
Five seconds of it working
Take a hand off the bars, and you have let go of the brake
On a bicycle or an e-scooter there is no indicator at all. On a motorcycle the blinkers sit down by your knees — below the hood line of the car behind you, and hidden by your own leg the moment you lean into the turn. So you either stick an arm out and ride the corner one-handed, or you keep both hands on and hope the driver guesses right.
Reflective strips and a tail light tell that driver you exist. They never tell him you are about to move left. This panel does: a wide arrow in green LEDs, flat on your back at shoulder height, fired from a remote zip-tied to your bars. Neither hand leaves the grips.
One bag, three sets of handlebars
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On the motorcycle
Your blinkers sit by your knees. This one is at shoulder height.
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On the bicycle
A bicycle has no indicators of any kind. Now yours has four modes.
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On the e-scooter
Both hands stay on the grips the whole way through the turn.
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On foot after dark
Unlit road, dog on the lead, and the panel still does its job.
What it actually fixes
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Being invisible
A dark jacket on a dark road is close to nothing to the driver behind.
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One-handed turns
A thumb on the bar does it. Your grip never changes at all.
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Three items to one
Bag, vest and light become the one thing you already wear.
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Batteries to buy
The panel lifts off and charges by USB. Nothing to replace.
A tail light says I am here. It never says where I am going.
That gap is the one every rider fills with an arm out in the dark — for the half-second it is out, in a sleeve the colour of the road, at waist height. An arrow on your back, in green, at the height of the driver's eyeline, holds for as long as you hold the button.
Three steps, then forget about it
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① Zip-tie the remote on
Four ties in the box. No tools, no drilling, two minutes.
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② Tap left or right
Your thumb stays on the bar. The arrow starts behind you.
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③ Charge it by USB
The panel unclips off the bag. Plug it in like a phone.
The same street, the same rider, two seconds apart
Drag the handle. Nothing about the night changed except what the driver behind can see.
The driver behind you is not going to guess. Tell him.
Left, right, straight ahead and stop — four modes on one thumb, eighteen litres of room underneath, and a rain cover in the pocket for the day the sky opens.
How it compares
Against the two things a rider actually does instead: stick an arm out, or trust the tail light to say it for them.
| This backpack | A hand signal | A tail light | |
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Shows which way you are turning |
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Works with both hands on the bars |
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Sits at the following driver's eye level |
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Stays lit for the whole turn |
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Works on a bike with no indicators |
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Carries your laptop, jacket and lock |
Questions riders ask
How does the remote attach?
How does the remote attach?
Four zip ties and a small mount, both in the box. It clamps to a standard handlebar on a motorcycle, a bicycle or an e-scooter, within thumb reach of the grip. No wiring, nothing to drill.
Will drivers actually see it?
Will drivers actually see it?
It is a grid of green LEDs on the flat of your back, roughly at the eye level of the driver behind you — higher than a tail light and higher than your bike's indicators. At night that is the brightest thing on you.
Does it work on a motorcycle?
Does it work on a motorcycle?
Yes — it is a backpack, so it goes wherever you do, and the panel sits above the hood line of the car behind. Treat it as an extra signal on top of the indicators your bike is required to have, not a replacement for them.
How do I charge it?
How do I charge it?
The panel unclips off the back of the bag and charges over USB, the same way you charge a phone.
What fits in 18 litres?
What fits in 18 litres?
17.3" × 11.4" × 7.1" (44 × 29 × 18 cm). A 14" laptop, a folded jacket, a lock, and a bottle in each stretch side pocket. The bag itself is about 1.4 lb (630 g).
What happens if it rains?
What happens if it rains?
The nylon is water-resistant and there is a rain cover in the pocket for heavy rain. Pull it over the bag and the panel stays visible through it.
How long is delivery?
How long is delivery?
Free tracked shipping on every order, arriving in 7 to 12 business days.
What if it is not for me?
What if it is not for me?
30 days from delivery to send it back.
