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Brake Free- a motorcycle helmet brake light.

Brake Free- a motorcycle helmet brake light.  

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The first high visibility accessory for motorcycle helmets with wireless brake detection technology. Brake Free is an ultra bright smart LED brake light that instantly improves a motorcycle's visibility. It mounts on the back ofthe helmet you already own and its sensors work automatically to let others know whenever you slow down--braking, engine braking, or downshifting. No need for a wired installation or connected apps. Brake Free is simply a smarter way to be seen. Click on "Visit Website" to learn more now! 


The first high visibility accessory for motorcycle helmets with wireless brake detection technology. Brake Free is an ultra bright smart LED brake light that instantly improves a motorcycle's visibility. It mounts on the back ofthe helmet you already own and its sensors work automatically to let others know whenever you slow down--braking, engine braking, or downshifting. No need for a wired installation or connected apps. Brake Free is simply a smarter way to be seen. Click on "Visit Website" to learn more now! 

The first high visibility accessory for motorcycle helmets with wireless brake detection technology. Brake Free is an ultra bright smart LED brake light that instantly improves a motorcycle's visibility. It mounts on the back ofthe helmet you already own and its sensors work automatically to let others know whenever you slow down--braking, engine braking, or downshifting. No need for a wired installation or connected apps. Brake Free is simply a smarter way to be seen. Click on "Visit Website" to learn more now! 

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