If you ride bikes or you’re a bike enthusiast, then having a camera is an absolute must. If you’re looking for one, then check out the latest from AKEEYO, a maker of cameras and dashcams for two-wheel riders. They’re showing off their latest bike cams at the International Bicycle Festival (IBF) 2026, September 4–6 at Misano World Circuit in Misano Adriatico, Italy.
IBF 2026 brings together riders, industry professionals, and media from across Europe. For AKEEYO, it’s a chance to meet European riders and show why a dedicated ride camera is becoming standard gear for cyclists and motorcyclists.
Show Highlight: First Look at the 2026 New Generation
Before their official launch in October–November 2026, AKEEYO will preview its next-generation lineup at IBF:
711Air — Mass-market Recorder. An ultra-light 80g everyday camera that records 1080p at 30fps with 8–10 hours of runtime — riding protection made simple and accessible.
750Lite — Long-endurance Recorder. Built for the longest days out, with up to 24 hours of continuous recording and 120-hour time-lapse capture.
750S — Performance 4K Recorder. True 4K HDR with EIS and dual-band Wi-Fi, engineered for riders who demand flagship image quality.
H2 — Helmet-view Recorder. Dual 1080p cameras capturing the rider’s true point of view, with 8–10 hours of runtime and a 3-second quick-release mount.
Current Bike Cams, Ready to Ride
Also on display is AKEEYO’s full current range: the flagship AKY-730Pro (Sony IMX678 sensor, true 4K 30fps, glove-friendly touchscreen, GPS, IP67), the 4K-value AKY-710Pro, the night-performance AKY-710S with Sony STARVIS sensor and F1.55 lens, and the 101g long-recording AKY-710Lite with up to 7.5 hours per charge. All models support loop recording, G-sensor auto-lock, AKEEYO App playback, OTA updates, and flexible GoPro/1/4-inch mounting.
Today, it’s a must-have to have a camera with you while traveling. And it doesn’t matter if you’re on four wheels, three wheels, 2-wheels or just walking. If you ride and walk a lot, having one will make the journey more fun and, more importantly, safer for you and everyone else on the road. Trust us, you need one when you travel.
To learn more, visit akeeyo.com.
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