The Segway electric bike rearview radar
The Segway electric bike rearview radar watches the road behind you. First, millimeter-wave radar spots vehicles closing in from up to 230 ft away. Then, you get sound, light and on-screen alerts. At the same time, the taillight flashes to tell drivers to keep their distance. Also, it works with the turn signals to warn you before a risky lane change. Besides, you can tune the alerts in the Segway Mobility app. It fits the Myon, MUXI and MUXI Pro, but not the Xafari or Xyber.
Segway rearview radar, up close
The Segway rearview radar in action
First, see how it watches the road behind you.

Hear it, see it, avoid it
Sound and light alerts flag traffic within 230 ft. Also, the taillight flashes to warn drivers. Features may vary by model.

Looks before you change lanes
In addition, it works with the turn signals and flashes to warn of lane change hazards.

Three alert zones
Moreover, the radar covers rear collision, lane change and blind spots. Also, its warnings adapt to where traffic comes from.

Your alerts, your way
For example, you can adjust notifications in the Segway Mobility app.

Plug and play
Finally, a bike shop can wire it to the e-bike power and lights, with no extra battery.

Segway rearview radar installation guide
Then, watch how the radar goes on, step by step.
Segway rearview radar specs
Segway rearview radar questions
Which e-bikes does the radar fit?
The Myon and MUXI, per Segway, and Segway also pairs it with the MUXI Pro. However, it does not fit the Xafari or Xyber.
How far back does it see?
Up to 230 ft. Then, it warns you with sound, light and on-screen alerts.
Does it need its own battery?
No. Instead, it runs on the power and lighting system of the e-bike. Segway suggests a bike shop for installation.
What is in the box?
One radar, three M4 × 8 mm screws and one cable tie.
Can I pay over time?
Yes. Pay in 4 splits the price into four payments at 0% APR, and monthly plans are offered at checkout.

























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