New Safety Accessory Enhances Bicycle and Motorcycle Visibility

InventHelp inventor develops product to alert riders of approaching vehicles and objects

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

An inventor from Merry Hill, N.C. has created a new safety accessory called the "ARCHERS LIFE STRAP" that is designed to enhance visibility and alert bicycle and motorcycle riders of approaching vehicles and large objects. The patent-pending invention offers an "eagle's eye rear view" and features a modernized design that is easy to use.

Why it matters

As cycling and motorcycle riding continue to grow in popularity, especially in urban areas, there is an increased need for safety accessories that can help protect riders from potential collisions and accidents. This new invention aims to provide an additional layer of awareness and protection for vulnerable road users.

The details

The ARCHERS LIFE STRAP is a safety accessory that can be used by bicyclists, motorcyclists, highway construction workers, and joggers. It offers an enhanced rear view to alert the user of approaching vehicles and large objects, increasing visibility and safety. The inventor, from Merry Hill, N.C., developed the product after buying a bicycle for his brother and wanting to create a way to enhance his safety while riding.

  • The patent-pending invention was submitted to the National sales office of InventHelp in 2026.

The players

InventHelp

A company that provides invention submission services and helps inventors bring their ideas to market.

Inventor

An unnamed inventor from Merry Hill, N.C. who developed the ARCHERS LIFE STRAP safety accessory.

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What they’re saying

“After buying a bicycle for my brother, I wanted to create a way to enhance safety for him while riding.”

— Inventor (PRNewswire)

What’s next

The ARCHERS LIFE STRAP is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers.

The takeaway

This new safety accessory represents an innovative solution to help protect vulnerable road users like cyclists and motorcyclists, highlighting the continued need for products that can enhance visibility and awareness on the roads.