Garmin Varia RTL515

I can relax a little bit more look around focus more on the ride, rather than focusing on. What's behind me by just glancing at my mirror, literally, ...

Every has been sold out in a lot of places just starting to get back into stock again, and I think that price was like a spot-on, really good price an...

So i just want to mention that that is my follow-up review of the garmin varia rtl 515.. After using this for five months, i can honestly say this is ...

However, I recently switched over to riding at 5:30 am and there’s no cars on the road and it was amazing!! I’m BACK!. Ps - The Garmin Varia is amazing!

I put over 150 miles on the Garmin RVR315 over four separate rides for a fair evaluation. The device certainly adds another layer of safety and keeps you aware of approaching traffic from the rear, for the most part...I'll explain in a moment. It integrates well with my bike GPS (Hammerhead Karoo) p...

After a good helmet, Garmin Varia. Literally won’t leave my house without it on my bike. All that other stuff helps you train. Varia helps you stay safe while riding.

Rode with it for an hour and it did a very good job. Only one false. Mounted it to loop on saddle bag. Dinging it one star because I had to buy a $45 clip mount (for sale on Amazon) cmon’ Garmin, that should be included. Who is going to use the included mount held on by rubber bands? I stuck a zip t...

It has a Bluetooth controller, so I can change through different lighting modes. I'll usually either have it as a flashing red, or different patterns depending on how I'm feeling. I have had it on a chasing red, green, blue pattern before as police have driven past, but I've never been stopped and told that I can only use flashing red lights (I'm in Florida, so YMMV). The drivers can see me, which is my primary concern.

Let me start off by saying, I've been biking since my 20's, now in my 50's. I'm what I consider a long distance, casual, organize touring biker. In other words I'm not a racer. I'm not sure how this device has escaped me for as long as it has. I used this radar for the first time on a 20 mile loop o...

Gear wise, I can’t speak more highly of the Garmin Varia. It’s a rear-facing radar + blinky light, what when synced with a Garmin cycling computer, will alert you to rear approaching vehicles. It’ll give you an idea of their speed and distance via an on-screen indicator.