Posts Tagged ‘FlashBak’

With all the new products announced at Eurobike and Interbike, this prototype bicycle turn signal system, the SEIL bag, flew under the radar for me. SEIL bag by Lee Myung Su design lab from Ben on Vimeo. The design is pretty nifty, kind of a high tech FlashBak. It’s not bright enough to replace a [...]

If you haven’t have a chance to do so yet, please take a few moments to take our Austin on Two Wheels reader survey. Anyone who participates in the survey from now until 7 PM CST on Wednesday, January 6, 2010 will be entered into a drawing for some cool prizes. We’ll draw two names [...]

Here are A2W, we are proponents of buying local whenever possible. Fortunately when it comes to bicycles and bike related items, there are a growing number of local businesses offering some great and unique items for the cyclist. Earlier this year, we created a Local Bike Shop Guide and added links by region and specialty [...]

My experience: Back in August, we did a profile of Brad Beneski, the creator of the FlashBak. He gave us a FlashBak to test out and review. I have ridden after dark with the FlashBak a dozen times mostly attached to the back of my Xtracycle. Function: 4.5/5 Style: 2/5 Build Quality: 5/5 Overall: 4/5 Availability: The FlashBak is available [...]

We were sent several products to review over the summer and have been woefully behind on getting reviews written up for you. Look for reviews this week of the FlashBak, The Helmet Lock, and Global Ride: Hawaii Rides DVDs for riding on indoor trainer.

If you have been on any of the Thursday Night Social Rides, you will have seen Brad Beneski. Well, you may not have seen Beneski, but you certainly will have seen his flashing back, lit up like a helicopter landing pad. The lighting system that he is sporting, called the FlashBak, was developed by Beneski [...]