The Beep Keeps Me Focused
The beep is the detail I appreciate most. I tap the turn button and hear it confirm, without taking my eyes off the road to check.
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Your next favorite find starts here. Discover 🚲 Bike Turn Signal Grips – Wireless Remote Control & USB Rechargeable Lights — explore the details and make it yours today.

Arm out. One hand on the bars. A car coming up fast behind you. Every rider knows that second. Now you can signal without ever letting go.
How it works




01 — SWAP
Slide or unscrew the grips your bike came with. A few minutes, basic tools.
02 — SLIDE ON
Left grip on the left, right grip on the right. They fit standard 22 mm bars.
03 — STRAP
Put it where your thumb already rests, so you never have to reach.
04 — TAP
The matching grip flashes amber and a beep confirms it. No need to look down.
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Left button, left grip. Right button, right grip. A short beep tells you it's on, so your eyes stay on the road and both hands stay on the brakes.

Long-press for a 200-lumen white front light on dark paths. Click through red, amber, blue and RGB modes to stand out after sunset.
Bike · E-bike · E-scooter
Every ride has a turn you'd rather not take one-handed. Make it the easy part.

90DAYS
Ride with them for three months. If they don't make your rides feel calmer, send them back for a full refund.
FAQ
A full pair. Each pair comes with the left grip, the right grip and a wireless remote, everything you need for one bike. Packs of 2 or 3 pairs cost less per pair.
They fit standard 22 mm (7/8") flat handlebars, found on most city, hybrid, mountain and folding bikes and many e-bikes and e-scooters. They replace your current grips, so you need free bar space for a full grip on each side. Not compatible with drop bars, twist-grip shifters or twist throttles.
Remove your old grips, slide the signal grips onto the bar and strap the remote next to your thumb. Most riders are done in a few minutes.
No. The left and right buttons are under your thumb, and a beep confirms the signal is on.
Signaling laws vary by state, and many still require hand signals on a bicycle. Keep using them wherever the law asks for it, and let the grips back you up.
Send them back within 90 days for a full refund.

A car closes in as you approach the turn. You reach out to signal, and suddenly one hand is off the bar—and away from its brake. These grips put the signal under your thumb, so you can indicate left or right while keeping both hands on the bars.
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The remote straps beside the thumb that already rests on your handlebar. Tap left or right; the matching grip flashes amber and a short beep confirms activation. No cockpit glance to wonder if it worked—just a clear cue while you stay focused on the road.
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You ride past parked cars, cross busy lanes, and brake over rough pavement—not in a showroom. Integrated lights sit at the bar ends, where their amber signals are visible forward, sideways, and rearward. A practical way to communicate direction without giving up your hold on the bars.

At dusk, clip-on blinkies are barely visible to oncoming traffic. Long-press the remote: 200 lumens flood your path, and drivers spot you instantly. Toggle red, amber, blue, or RGB modes for dawn and evening commutes. The lights sit flush in the grip, not dangling from a fragile plastic mount.
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These replace your existing grips on standard 22 mm (7/8-inch) flat or riser bars. Take the old ones off, slide the left and right grips into place, then strap the remote beside your thumb—no rewiring. They won’t fit drop bars, twist shifters, or twist throttles.

Ride your actual commute—rush hour, rough pavement, wet gloves, aggressive traffic. If the grip feels solid and the signal gets drivers' attention without forcing your hand off the bar, you keep them. If not, full refund, no questions. Test on one bike or grab a 2- or 3-pair bundle at a discount.
When traffic is close, taking a hand off the bars can unsettle your steering and brake control. These grips put left and right signals under your thumb, with a beep to confirm activation—plus integrated lights for darker rides.
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| Signal without releasing your grip |
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| Thumb-controlled left and right |
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| Audible signal confirmation |
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| Lights built into bar ends |
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| 200-lumen white front beam |
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| Red, amber, blue and RGB modes |
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| Installs without rewiring |
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The beep is the detail I appreciate most. I tap the turn button and hear it confirm, without taking my eyes off the road to check.
I wanted turn signals without a separate light strapped somewhere else. The lights built into the bar ends make the setup feel much tidier.
On darker rides, the long-press white beam is useful for the path ahead. I also like having the signal button right beside my thumb.
They fit standard 22 mm (7/8-inch) flat or riser handlebars. They are not compatible with drop bars, twist-grip shifters, or twist throttles, and each side needs room for a full grip.
Yes. One pair includes the left grip, right grip, and wireless remote for one bike. Packs of two or three pairs are available if you need grips for more bikes.
The remote sits beside your thumb; tap the left or right button to activate the matching grip. A short beep confirms the signal, so you can keep your eyes on the road.
Remove your old grips, slide on the matching signal grips, then strap the remote beside your thumb. The four-step installation takes a few minutes with basic tools and requires no rewiring.