News Features
 The
World's first rear view helmet, has just won its first
national title. 15yr old Ben Savage has won the British
Trials Championship ... and he was wearing the revolutionary
Reevu helmet.
Ben, rated as one of the leading cycling prospects
in Europe said...
"The Reevu helmet has been a massive boost
to me, especially during training. There's not much
call for the rear view optics when climbing over rocks,
but when I've been training out on the road, it has
been invaluable.
It gives me a real sense of security."
Reevu have pioneered the unique rear view design. A
bullet-proof optical system is built into the peak and
crest of the helmet, allowing the rider to glance upwards
and be fully aware of what is going on behind. The addition
of the optical system actually increases the strength
of the helmet too.
 Ben
added...
"The beauty of the Reevu helmet is that
it does more than any other helmet can hope to achieve.
It not only lets you see behind, but of course it also
protects your head in the event of an accident."
Reevu have spent 7 years in the development of their
helmet. It has undergone rigorous testing and meets
European safety guidelines. Further developments are
also in the pipeline with new varieties of the Reevu
cycle helmet and, next year, a rear view motorbike helmet.
Billy Morgan, one of the developers behind the Reevu
idea said...
"These are exciting times. Our first cycle helmet
has been extremely well received and this British
title for Ben Savage has proved that it can be of
immense help to sportsmen as well as casual or commuter
cyclists. We have every intention of gradually expanding
our range and part of that expansion will be to include
specialist helmets for cyclists who need to gain an
advantage during races. We'll be using the experience
gained by Ben to help us."
For any further information, please contact us by email at enquiries@reevu.com
or by telephone on +44 (1388) 748 040
Tomorrow's World
BBC Tomorrow’s World Features Reevu
The BBC’s award-winning series Tomorrow’s
World carried an extended feature on Reevu helmets.
The Tomorrow’s World team, who have a keen eye
for true innovation, were instantly switched on by the
Reevu rear view system.
The show went on air on the evening of 20 March 2002
and featured a 10 minute article on Reevu helmets.
For more details go to www.bbc.co.uk/science/tw/
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1 July 2003
The world’s first rear view bicycle helmet is being launched in Northern Ireland this summer.
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18 June 2003
Four fund-raising cyclists from Safeway in the Tees Valley will be getting a special view of continental roads when they set off on a London-Brussels bike ride to raise money for the Royal British Legion.
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5 June 2003
Rosie McLaughlin, who is about to embark on a 1035 mile
Land’s End to John O’Groats charity cycle ride, is wearing
one of the newly launched helmets.
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5 June 2003
A Father’s Day gift which gives Dads eyes in the back of their head must be top of their wish list! Reevu
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8 May 2003
JJB Sports is to become the first national sports retailer
in the UK to sell Reevu cycle helmets.
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the news article in pdf format.
3 February 2003
World's first rear view cycle helmet receives huge response
in Belgian show.
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12 February 2003
World's first rear view cycle helmet makes Swiss debut.
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22 January 2003
The World's first rear-view cycle helmet arrives in
the USA.
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14 January 2003
British invention set to take the motorbike
and cycling-world by storm.
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3 January 2003
North East Invention set to take on the world.
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