The idea is pretty simple: Download the product's iOS or Android app, put in your destination, choose the best route and then let the CycleNav point which way to go, using one of three LED arrows. After your journey comes to an end, the app records fitness stats for you to track such as distance, calories burned and duration.
Fortunately, it doubles as a headlight for your bicycle as well. The navigator will be available at Walmart beginning in March, but you'll be able to grab the CycleNav starting January 15th. Sign up. If you miss a voice prompt, you can hit a button which tells the device to repeat the last direction. The CycleNav keeps track of where you went and syncs that information back to your phone once you're done. You can then check to see how you're doing against your goals, in the same way you can with many fitness apps.
Plus, you can share your ride over Facebook and Twitter, so you can sleep easier at night. A new electric bike? An app? Something even cooler? Well we definitely got to see something cool as Schwinn was showing off their brand new CycleNav GPS appcessory for bikes. CycleNav puts the power of GPS on the handlebars of a bike complete with audio instructions and visual directions via directional lights that tell the rider whether to go straight, turn left or turn right.
The handlebar unit links to the riders smartphone via Bluetooth where it works hand in hand with the CycleNav app available soon in the app store.
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