Although Garmin is frustratingly scant on details, it appears that the zūmo R1 radar requires hard-wiring into a motorcycle’s ...

Blind spot detection on cars has been around for a while. Now, Garmin has a new device that will work with any motorbike or scooter.

Garmin (NYSE: GRMN) today announced the trailblazing zūmo™ R1 Radar, its first purpose-built radar system for motorcycles.

The standalone Garmin Zūmo R1 radar system has an RRP of £519.99 and the lead time before delivery is said to be between five to eight weeks. The system can also be bundled up with the new £529.99 ...

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The zumo R1 Radar system includes a blind spot monitoring system and indicator lights to keep you safe on your motorcycle ...

while the motorcycle's engine is concealed in the attached bridge between the two wheels, giving it a sleek, minimalist look. The handlebars is in the either side of the forks with an arch that ...

Motorcycle sat navs are now a commonplace accessory ... which can be unresponsive to gloved hands when you need them most. Audio navigation and connectivity add another layer of convenience.

If so, the navigation experts at Garmin may have just the ticket with the introduction of a new universal-fit radar-based ...

Designed by Alan Derosier, the motorcycle features low-slung handlebars, a scooped single seat ... The helmet also includes a Bluetooth audio system for music and voice control. EyeLights hasn't ...