I was excited to see what the rave was all about with the RIDEN ONE PRO and before I could finish the installation something steered me to do a systems check before running all of the wires through the tightly put together Honda Goldwing and the first message I received was NO SD CARD... Wow for what I though was premium quality and don't get me wrong it stands up to the hype... I thought the PRO came with 256 GB SD card.
tire temps are the sleeper feature. watching the rear come up to temp on a cold morning changes how i ride the first ten miles
Tyre temperature is an underappreciated data point and we are pleased it has proved valuable. Rear tyre warm-up over the first few miles is a genuine safety consideration that most riders never have visibility of. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
second season on mine. rain, dust, a dropped glove hitting it, still perfect
6 inch, 1500 nits, dual 2K, live pressures. Every claim on the page checked out. Rare these days.
Third one I've owned. This is the first that I can read with the sun behind me and the first where the dashcam isn't an afterthought. IP67 has held through two months of spring rain.
Only knocking it because the sensors read about 1psi lower than my digital gauge, consistently. I've just learned to account for it. Everything else is perfect.
A consistent one-psi offset is a calibration matter that we can resolve, and we would ask you not to simply work around it. Please send us your serial numbers and we will either recalibrate or replace the sensors, whichever is quicker for you. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
It's a chunk of metal. On my Street Triple's bars you can feel a tiny bit of extra weight at low speed steering. Not a real problem, just honest.
This is a fair and precise observation. The unit is substantial, and on lighter handlebars the additional mass is perceptible at low speed. We consider a machined metal enclosure the correct engineering trade-off, and we appreciate you presenting it accurately. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
1500 nits is stupid bright. sun straight in front of me on the way home and i can still read the map. thats the whole reason i upgraded
Maps, music, front and rear cam, tire pressure on both wheels, all on one screen wired to the 12v. No app hopping, no four different gadgets on my bars. This is what I wanted the whole time.
good unit. the glare on the glass at certain angles is the only thing keeping this from 5. bought the shade, fixed
That is a fair point and the sunshade is the honest remedy at present. We are pleased it resolved the issue for you. — Dana W., Riden Customer Support
does everything right. wish the loop recording let you set the clip length yourself
big and bright, no complaints there. the two camera wires ruined the look of my bars though and thats on the design
Two camera cables on otherwise uncluttered handlebars is a real cost and you are right to weigh it. A slimmer loom and low-profile clips are now available. Please advise your model and we will send both to you. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
Took an afternoon to do it properly with the plastics off but it looks factory. Wireless CarPlay comes up before I've got my helmet buckled.
Removing the Goldwing bodywork properly requires real patience, and it is clear you gave it the time it deserved. A factory appearance is the highest compliment an installation can receive. — Priya S., Riden Customer Support
get the handlebar remote with it. thumb control means you never take a hand off the grip. the two together is the actual product imo
We agree entirely. The handlebar remote is the component that allows the system to be operated without ever releasing the grip. Thank you for recommending it. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
The metal housing, the weight of it, the way the bracket locks in. Doesn't feel like a 199 dollar product, feels like a 400 dollar one.
screen randomly goes to a blue screen and needs the ignition cycled. maybe once a week. cant trust it for navigation like that
A weekly fault on a device used for navigation is once a week too often. Please discontinue relying on the unit. A replacement is in transit and a prepaid return label has been issued so that we can determine the cause. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
solid. only annoyance is you cant pull footage over wifi, its card in the computer. would pay for that feature
Wireless footage transfer is the most frequently requested feature in our development queue and work is underway. It will be delivered as a free firmware update. — Priya S., Riden Customer Support
As a CarPlay screen, buy it. If you're mainly here for the dashcam, buy a real dashcam. It's a bundle and the bundle is average across the board.
That is a fair distinction and we would rather customers purchase for the correct reason. As a display this is the strongest product we make. As a camera system it is competent rather than specialist. — Dana W., Riden Customer Support
Not going to pretend the software is Apple polished but every function works and works reliably, which is more than I can say for the last brand I tried.
That is a fair way to frame it. Reliability takes precedence over presentation on a motorcycle, and presentation is the next area we intend to improve. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
Daytime 2K is sharp and plates are readable. After dark it's noticeably softer, still usable but don't expect miracles under streetlights.
That is an accurate characterisation of the system's performance. Low-light capability is constrained by sensor size, and we would rather state that plainly than have customers discover it unexpectedly. Night-time performance is the principal focus of the next camera revision. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
Two thousand miles through Utah and Colorado. Never touched my phone, always knew my pressures, and I have video of the whole trip. What more is there.
installed on a 1250 gs, clean fit on the bar clamp, no interference with the stock screen
