Motorcycle Helmets, Rear Vision Helmets, Full Face Helmets and Open Face Helmets
Head-Up Display – Augmented Reality Head-Up Display (HUD) is a transparent display presenting data without requiring user to look away from their usual viewpoint. This usually occurs when a rider looks down at the speedometer, which is sometimes on the petrol tank, taking their eyes off the road. This is why it was named Head-Up…
SKULLY Ceased Operation in 2016 – But “All Is Not Lost” SKULLY were ahead of their time, with the SKULLY AR-1 Smart Helmet. Riders using this helmet were able to view traffic behind them, with an ultra-wide 180 degree Rear View Camera and view in front of them, at a perceptual distance of 10 feet…
Product: Reevu Rear Vision Motorcycle Helmet Shell Construction: Constructed from Multi Composite Carbon Fibre & Kevlar Gender: Men’s & Women’s Features: ACU and EC-2205 Approval, Fully Removable Washable Interior, Pinlock Ready Visor for Anti-Fog, crumple zone (in effect a double shell), Fully Adjustable Rear View Mirror Haul N Ride Rating: 10 out of 10…
Innovative Motorcycles and Accessories
A Place to Share Your Project With Others. Unusual motorcycles, inventions and information.
Parallel, Flexible, Leaner and Disability Modifications. Or perhaps Monowheel or Steampunk Motorcycles.
You will even Discover Flying Motorcycles on Haul N Ride!
Haul N Ride also includes, Innovative Motorcycle Accessories, such as Rear View Helmets, Airbag Jackets & Vests, Cruise Control, Safety Tips & a Workshop with Sidecar Guides and Manuals.
If you believe motorcycles make this world a better place, and you love motorbikes, then you need to bookmark Haul N Ride.
With Adapted Bikes – There is no Disability
Ability Motorcycles is the place to share information and projects to overcome obstacles and discover that anything is possible with a little help.
Read the stories of riders and engineers that have improved access for people in wheelchairs and created amazing adaptations for a multitude of disabilities.
Read stories of other riders that have returned to the road or racetrack after injury, such as Graeme or Brian and explore products to assist paraplegics and amputees.
MISSION
To assist people with physical or intellectual limitations achieve the goal and enjoyment of riding a motorcycle either as a passenger or rider which will improve both accessibility and freedom.
