Integrated Lights on Commuter Bike — Canadian manufacturer Devinci is known for its rental bike models, including the rugged bike-share builds seen in cities around the world. The brand launched a high-end commuter at Interbike, the Newton RC, which has integrated lights.
The lights work without batteries (powered by hub generators as you pedal) and are LEDs permanently placed in the frame and fork. White lights on the front, red on the rear. They blink and shine in traffic to signal to trucks and cars your motion on the street. The design is sleek, and beyond the lights all cables and cords are routed internally. Disc brakes and a 2 × 10 drivetrain come standard, making for an ultimate city ride. $1,700.
—Stephen Regenold and Thomas Puzak are editors at GearJunkie.com.
