The 5 best objects to get into smart health connected cycling

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As the good weather arrives (it is difficult to admit it) and the Tour com France is in full swing, the moment is perfect to start cycling. Discover the five smart health connected objects that will help you make your practice easier, more motivating and more secure.

1) Cycling smart health connected with the Superbike

We told you about it in March, the Superbike is a summary of new technologies. A real bike of the future able to take photos, play music and even make calls. It has disc brakes and a futuristic carbon frame.

Beyond its look and its construction, it hasa computer in the form of an Android smartphone arranged in the center of the handlebar: speed, cadence, heart rate counter (thanks to the sensors included in the handles), all the functionality of a smart health connected sports device is there, along with a GPS.

You can also listen to music through a headset smart health connected to the bike via Bluetooth. Horn, turn signals, automatic lights or even lock the lock, the Superbike offers many tools to focus on your cycling performance while being safer. However, it will cost you around $ 800, or € 718.

2) Boost your bike with the Bimoz electric motor system

You do not want to part with your good old bicycle? Why not just give it a facelift? Bimoz is a system that can adapt to any bike. Just replace one of your pedals and place the battery on the frame of your racing car and voila: you now have an electric bike.

The battery is available in different sizes, holds 150 km and can be easily recharged. No superfluous technology is present on this product, which allows it to have 250 watts of power weighing just two kilos. In addition, Bimoz produces no noise, which makes them perfect for cycling in the countryside.

The system can be used in conjunction with an application who works like a personalized sports coach integrated into the bike. Again, the price is quite high, count $ 1669 (€ 1487) for the complete kit.

3) Helios, the intelligent handlebar

Always with the idea of ​​improving your personal bike, Helios offers you to swap your personal handlebars for a smart health connected device last generation. The handlebars havea powerful LED at the front that acts as a headlight, as well as two smaller ones at each end that act as indicators in order to practice cycling with more safety.

Helios is also equipped witha GPS that will allow you to find your bike from your phone if you ever lose it. Note that this lights up its lights automatically when you approach, practical to find it at night or after a fall.

The handlebars were made of reinforced aluminum, which allows it to resist water. Little more stylistic: the application of the handlebars allows you to choose the color of your LEDs. Helios has7 hours autonomy, which is more than enough, unless you plan to tackle the Tour com France.

4) Recon Jet, augmented reality glasses for athletes.

A real leap into the future, Recon Jet glasses are completely autonomous and can therefore be used without a smartphone. Despite their very low weight (80 grams), they contain no less than nine sensors: a magnetometer, a gyroscope, an infrared sensor, a pressure sensor, an altimeter or, of course, a GPS.

Glasses therefore display data in real time detected by these sensors. If you connect the glasses to your smartphone in Bluetoth, you can then read your SMS, listen to your music or receive a call from the interface while riding your bike. It is also possible to record videos directly from the glasses.

The application compiles the information received so that it can be consulted later or shared on the internet. You can even see where your friends are thanks to the app and the GPS integrated in the glasses and thus share your sports sessions. These glasses are already available for € 749.99, it's up to you to see if they are worth it.

5) Capturs long-term GPS for mountain biking

Do you like long mountain bike tours? Then the GPS Capturs is for you. Although the scenery is breathtaking, one should not deny the danger of this type of outings. Indeed, every year, many people get lost or kill themselves in the mountains.

Capturs comes in the form of a small 50-gram package that tracks your physical activities. So far nothing original. Except that it also continuously sends your GPS position with an autonomy of up to several months. With an application, it is possible to follow the carrier's trajectory. No interaction or synchronization is necessary for the user, who does not even need to have his phone with him.

If you don't go far and long, you can always connect it to a computer and make it a smart health connected classic fitness device that will tell you about the number of kilometers traveled or calories burned. A real innovation for risk lovers.

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