Every bike has a rear reflector. Nobody has ever looked twice at one — including the person riding off on your bike.
The Rear Reflector Tracker is a full-size 55 x 40 mm red reflector on a seatpost clamp, with the Find My tracker hidden in the housing behind the lens. The Australian Road Rules already require a red rear reflector at night. This is that reflector. It just happens to be telling you where your bike is at the same time.
What it does
- A full year on one battery. Fit it and forget it. The housing opens with the two bolts when the cell finally runs down, so you replace a battery, not the tracker.
- Apple and Android. Pairs with Apple Find My on iPhone, or the Android find-my-device network on Android. You choose which one at setup.
- No audible alert. The anti-stalking speaker is disabled at the factory, so a thief has no sound to follow to it.
- No subscription. No SIM, no app fee, no renewal. Buy it once.
- A real reflector, not a prop. Full-size prismatic red lens in moulded polycarbonate, built to sit out in the weather like any other reflector.
Specifications
- Reflector face: 55 x 40 mm. Overall width 70 mm.
- Body: moulded polycarbonate, red lens, black bracket
- Mount: hinged clamp for a standard round seatpost, two bolts
- Tracker: included and fitted, user-replaceable battery
Fitment
Clamps to a standard round seatpost — road, gravel, mountain, hybrid, commuter and most e-bikes. One Allen key, two minutes. If you already run a rear light, this sits below it without fouling the beam.
In the box
- Rear Reflector Tracker with the tracker fitted
- Seatpost clamp and bolts
- Fitting instructions and pairing card
Honest limits
This is a recovery tool, not a satellite tracker. It reports its position through the phones that pass it, so in a city it updates constantly and in remote country it does not. Track your own property with it — using a tracker to follow a person is illegal.
Ships from Australia. Thirty days to change your mind on an unfitted tracker. Twelve month warranty on the hardware.