A bicycle indicator is a small, usually battery-operated or rechargeable light device that is attached to a bicycle and enables the direction indicators to flash (similar to those on cars or motorcycles).
Function and purpose:
The bicycle indicator shows other road users in which direction the cyclist wants to turn – left or right.
This ensures greater safety on the road, especially in poor visibility or in the dark.
Bicycle indicators are often handy and easy to use, sometimes at the push of a button on the handlebars or via remote control.
Why is this practical?
It replaces or supplements the classic hand signal when turning.
Increases visibility and comprehensibility for other road users.
Particularly useful in city traffic, in heavy traffic or for cyclists who do not want to take their hands off the handlebars.
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