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First look: Cycliq's new Fly6 and Fly12 light and camera units
You might want to record your ride to make quick cuts of yourself having fun with your friends, or you might want to document some of the poor driving that you see every day. Cycliq's Fly6 and Fly12 light/camera units are designed to be on all the time, keeping a record of everything that happens, and they double up as pretty useful lights too. The new updated versions feature some big imrpovements: you can get stabilised footage of your ride, the charging time has been slashed, you can control them for your Garmin via ANT+ and more.
Check out the vid for a bit of footage from the two cameras, and a run-down of the feature list. The Fly6 is £169 and the Fly12 is £255. If you don't reckon you'll need all the features of the new lights then there are some serious deals available on the outgoing models right now.
Dave is a founding father of road.cc, having previously worked on Cycling Plus and What Mountain Bike magazines back in the day. He also writes about e-bikes for our sister publication ebiketips. He's won three mountain bike bog snorkelling World Championships, and races at the back of the third cats.
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I'm on my second Fly12 CE after the first had serious battery issues and various other jiggly faults. I also had a Fly12 before that that intermittently kept powering off and was also returned under warranty. Likewise with both Fly6 and Fly6 CE, both kept powering off on their own and were returned under warranty for a refund. One of my fellow club riders is having the same issue with his CE models. Good concept spoiled by reliability issues obviously.