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Bicycles have been a key mode of transportation for over a century, and they remain deeply embedded in our daily lives. While modern vehicles have taken the spotlight, bicycles haven't faded away—they’ve evolved. Today, they’re not just a means of transport; they're also a symbol of sustainability, health, and innovation. In the past, bikes were simple, pedal-powered machines, but now, they’ve entered the high-end market with smart technology and advanced design. In China, bicycles once belonged to the “old four,” a group of essential household items that represented stability and progress. The traditional bike was reliable, easy to use, and affordable. Over time, improvements focused on both performance and aesthetics—features like shock absorption, dual-wheel acceleration, and more comfortable designs made riding more enjoyable. Recently, a Canadian team led by Vanhawks introduced a smart bicycle called Valour, designed to revolutionize the cycling experience. This lightweight bike, weighing only 7.35 kilograms, is built with a carbon fiber frame and comes equipped with multiple sensors. It connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth 4.0, supporting both iOS and Android. With a navigation system that guides you turn by turn, the handlebar’s LED display provides real-time directions. Valour's sensors include accelerometers, magnetometers, and speed sensors, which track your ride details like distance, speed, and calories burned. It can even map out alternative routes to help avoid rough or crowded roads. One of its standout features is the "blind-spot detection sensor" installed on the rear axle. If a vehicle approaches too closely, it alerts the rider with a vibration, improving safety on busy streets. The bike also has a self-charging system powered by a small generator attached to the front wheel. Just one hour of riding can fully charge all the electronic components. Its hardware includes high-quality parts like Shimano brakes and gears, ensuring a smooth and reliable ride. Vanhawks hopes to create a network of Valour users who can share real-time road conditions, such as potholes, traffic, or dangerous areas. This community-driven approach aims to make cycling safer and more efficient. Valour is already in production, with plans to launch in October. With this innovation, the future of cycling looks brighter and smarter than ever.

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