new tech stuff for bikes at CES 2017

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01-12-17 | 02:48 PM

noglider

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new tech stuff for bikes at CES 2017

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01-15-17 | 02:43 AM

J.C. Koto

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I wanted to hear more about the handlebar-mounted laser beams @ 2:11.

01-15-17 | 03:17 AM

canklecat

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Any sharks with those laser beams?

01-15-17 | 07:21 AM

Garfield Cat

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I would like something for my bike mechanic. A sensing device that can sense noise, motions. This way a customer's bike can be analyzed for those annoying noises while on a ride.

It never happens at the shop and the meager attempts for the customer to replicate that motion or noise is just about futile or viewed as disbelief.