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VYZORSMART CYCLING HELMET
Vyzor smart cycling helmet

Vyzor Smart Helmet Reservation · LIVE REAR VIEW · CYCLING HUD

See behind you.Without looking back.

HUD with live rear view and vehicle alerts in a cycling helmet.

FOUNDING RIDER OFFERONLY 100 FOUNDING UNITS
RESERVE TODAY$34 CADDUE TODAY · FULLY REFUNDABLE
FOUNDING RIDER PRICE$480 CAD
EXPECTED RETAIL$550 CAD
Save $70 at launch

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Estimated shipping Jan–Feb 2027

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HOW VYZOR WORKS

Know where it's coming from. See it. Keep looking ahead.

Vehicle detection, the rear camera, and the HUD work as one awareness system.

Vyzor directional vehicle warning highlighted in the heads-up display
01 / KNOW

Vehicle detection

Sensors detect an approaching vehicle from up to 100 metres away and show a directional warning.

Vyzor live rear-view feed highlighted in the heads-up display
02 / SEE

Live rear view

The rider can then see live rear-view context from the helmet's rear camera.

Vyzor HUD information positioned outside the centre of the rider's forward view
03 / STAY FORWARD

Useful context, off-centre

Useful ride information stays outside the centre of vision, designed to inform without taking over the road ahead.

One view. Three things that matter.

Vehicle Detection - Rear View Feed - Navigation

THE PRODUCT

One helmet. The essentials built in.

Rear awareness, navigation, sensing, and visibility are designed into one premium urban cycling helmet.

Integrated lightingTurn signalsAutomatic brake-lights

Product specifications

The system, in detail.

A closer look at the integrated Vyzor experience. Final production details will be confirmed before final purchase.

Display
High-definition, non-obstructive, glanceable AR heads-up display
Rear camera
High-quality wide-angle 120-degree rear field of view
Detection
Directional approaching-vehicle alerts with detection up to 100 metres
Visibility
Integrated lighting with turn signals and automatic brake lights
Battery
Up to 3 hours using Minimal HUD mode
Charging
USB Type-C charging connection
Weather resistance
Rain-ready design; final rating to be confirmed
Connectivity
Smartphone connection
Certification
Required market certifications before production release

A CLEANER COCKPIT

Six separate gadgets. One integrated Vyzor.

Fewer mounts, screens, chargers, and disconnected alerts. Vyzor brings the essentials together around the rider.

SIX SEPARATE DEVICES

HELMET
REAR RADAR
BIKE COMPUTER
PHONE MOUNT
MIRROR
BIKE LIGHTS
BROUGHT TOGETHER

ONE INTEGRATED SYSTEM

Vyzor integrated cycling helmet
ALL IN ONE

One helmet. One interface.

Rear awareness, navigation, visibility, and ride information designed to work together around the rider.

BEYOND THE RENDERING

Already in riders' hands.

Hear what early riders have to say about Vyzor.

Hameed holding a Vyzor prototype
“In city traffic, you are constantly balancing cars, directions, pedestrians, and the road surface. Vyzor made the ride feel less fragmented by keeping important information where I was already looking.”
Henry holding a Vyzor prototype
“The prototype is still early, but the core experience already makes sense. Bringing rear awareness and ride information into one heads-up view feels like a genuinely useful direction for cycling.”
Anna testing a Vyzor prototype
“I expected it to feel like another cycling gadget, but the rear view quickly became a natural part of the ride. I could stay focused forward while still understanding what was approaching from behind.”
Shyla testing a Vyzor prototype
“Looking over your shoulder can affect your line, especially when you are moving quickly. Having that information directly in front of me felt most valuable when control and awareness mattered.”
Nolan holding a Vyzor prototype
“What stood out was the added context. It was not just an alert telling me something was behind me—I could actually see what was happening and decide how to respond.”

FOUNDING RIDER OFFER

Reserve now. Keep your options open.

Secure Founding Rider pricing with a fully refundable $25 reservation.

PAY TODAY$34 CAD
FOUNDING RIDER PRICE$480 CADExpected retail: $550 CAD · Save $70
  • Fully refundable
  • Your $34 is applied toward your final purchase
  • One of only 100 Founding Rider units

Estimated shipping Jan–Feb 2027. Final specifications, certification, and timing will be confirmed before final purchase.

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From reservation to first ride

A clear path forward.

How reservation works

  1. 01
    Reserve

    Place a fully refundable CAD $34 deposit today.

  2. 02
    Follow the build

    Receive meaningful product and production updates.

  3. 03
    Confirm details

    Review final product details, available size and colour options before full payment.

  4. 04
    Complete purchase

    Your $34 is credited toward your order. Review final specifications, timing, and price before paying the balance.

Is the $34 refundable?+

Yes. Your CAD $34 reservation is fully refundable until final order confirmation by sending an email to info@ridevyzor.com. Refund requests are returned to the original payment method.

When is Vyzor expected to ship?+

Current target: Jan–Feb 2027, subject to development, testing, certification, and manufacturing.

What if Vyzor is delayed?+

We will communicate material schedule changes to reservation holders. Your reservation remains refundable until you confirm a final order.

What if Vyzor does not launch?+

If Vyzor does not enter production, the reservation deposit will be refunded automatically.

Does Vyzor replace shoulder checks?+

No. It adds rear-view context and warnings; it does not replace normal riding judgment or appropriate safety checks.

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Cyclist wearing Vyzor

See behind. Keep moving forward.

Vyzor is being built for the moments that ask cyclists to look two ways at once.