Be visible on the bike
A selection of be safe & be seen products and advice. Important when you ride in traffic, low light, at night, bad weather and wherever a cyclist is unexpected.
Supporting you to get the right bike gear so you are confident that you are visible on the bike.
Visibility Bike Jacket
ProVis Womens NightRider Jacket $195
A versatile must have jacket for riding in traffic, poor weather or at night time. Wind block, water proof, highly visible – reflective patches… LEARN MORE
Over Vest – Unisex
Oxford Unisex Safety Vest $29
Be visible by day on your bike & be reflective at night or in low light conditions. Essential gear for safety in traffic. Be seen by other road users and you will feel safer… LEARN MORE
Waterproof Over Trousers
ProVis NightRider Trouser $99
Waterproof, breathable over trousers designed to be worn by cyclists. Great reflective details for night & traffic riding, seam sealed & zips for easy leg access. Gear that will keep you riding all year round… LEARN MORE
Visibility Rain Cover for Bags
Oxford Bright Cover $42
Get great visibility products and you will ride more often, in more places. This cover has several reflective features & is waterproof. Domes to secure over bags from 12 to 30L… LEARN MORE
Visibility Winter Bike Gloves
Bellweather Climate Control Gloves $49
The perfect winter glove for simple round town, bike path, easy trail riding. Get the right protection for cool weather & early morning riding… LEARN MORE
Youth/Adult Traffic Helmet
Giro Tremor/Fixture with LIGHT $169
A helmet that is ideal for youth or adults who predominately ride on the road. The rear vent light has two modes and is high at the back of the head for increased visibility in traffic… LEARN MORE
Helmets – Choose bright for visibility
Selection of Helmets for Kids/Youth/Men & Women
Choose a bright coloured helmet that will help you be visible. Add bright colours where you can so you will be seen when you ride… LEARN MORE
Visibility Socks
Madison 3 Season Bike Socks $29
Choose a bright stripy pair of unisex socks that will help you be visible. Add warmth with 3/4 mid calf length merino blend socks that are also bright. Great size range… LEARN MORE
Night Riding Set – see & be seen
Lezyne 700XL Front & Lezyne Strip Drive Rear.
A great match to riding in poor light, poor weather or night riding. If you are a regular commuter this is the light set for you… LEARN MORE
Front Night Riding Light – see by
Lezyne 700XL Front Bike Light $96
The perfect commuting front light, ideal for road night riding and poor weather conditions… LEARN MORE
Lezyne Strip Rear $70
Rear light with flexible attachment. Rechargeable light with excellent light time – prefect for any cyclist riding at night, in low light & poor weather conditions… LEARN MORE
Rear Stacking Set – be seen
Lezyne Strip Rear and Rear Knog Blinder.
Stack your 2 rear lights at different vertical heights (seat post, carrier, bag, jacket, helmet) to give you the ultimate in visibility. Ideal for commuters and regular night riding, riding in poor visibility and high traffic… LEARN MORE
Visibility Bike Light Set – be seen
Lezyne Bike Light Set $110
A light set suited to environments that provide some additional light eg. urban areas with street lighting or to be used during the day to increase your visibility… LEARN MORE
Front Visibility Light – be seen
Lezyne Zecto Drive Front Bike Light $59
A front light suited to environments that provide some additional light eg. urban areas with street lighting. Be seen during the day… LEARN MORE
Lezyne Zecto Drive Rear Bike Light $59
A Rear Light suited to environments that provide some additional light eg. urban areas with street lighting. Be seen during the day… LEARN MORE
What is the be visible solution for you? Your success is different to others… use our stories and support, get the right solution
Be Visible Buying Guide
What is the best way to be visible on the bike? There are many factors to consider in your decision. Use our Buying Guide to get the right be visible solution.
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Bike Jacket Buying Guide
What is the best bike jacket for the riding you do? There are many factors to consider in your decision. Use our Buying Guide to get the right bike jacket solution.
Bike Helmet Buying Guide
What is the best bike helmet for the type of riding you do? There are many factors to consider in your decision. Use our Buying Guide to get the right bike helmet.
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Helmet Fit
To find the natural crease line of your waist, stand straight with hands at the side. Then bend sideways running the hand down the outside surface of the leg. This movement will produce a crease at the waist so place your measuring tape on this crease. Return to standing straight and place the tape measure around your waist at your crease point (usually the narrowest part of your torso).
Firstly you will need to find the point 2cm above the top of their knee cap.
To find your inside leg measurement stand with heels against a wall. Place a book between your legs as high up as it will go. Move away from the wall keeping the book against it. Place a tape measure at the top end of the book and let it drop to the floor.
To find the natural crease line of your waist, stand straight with hands at the side. Then bend sideways running the hand down the outside surface of the leg. This movement will produce a crease at the waist so place your measuring tape on this crease. Return to standing straight and place the tape measure around your waist at your crease point (usually the narrowest part of your torso).
