Since the types of use are different for motorcycling on track (circuit), on the road, off-road, and horse riding, it is essential to adapt to each discipline in order to ensure optimal protection in the event of falls and accidents.
In&motion has therefore developed several detection modes that adapt to each activity in order to optimize protection.
Horse Riding Mode
The Horse Riding mode has been designed to be used only for horse riding activities such as show jumping (CSO), cross-country, dressage, horseback trekking, hunter, and endurance.
⚠ The Horse Riding mode is not yet available in the United States, Canada, and Japan.
Motorcycle Modes
Road Mode
The Road mode is designed to be used exclusively on roads suitable for vehicle traffic (that is, with an appropriate surface). This mode is dedicated to road use in traffic.
Track Mode
The Track mode is dedicated to use on regulated closed circuits, in hill climb racing on roads, and in supermoto.
Make sure to wear your airbag system under a compatible suit.
Adventure Mode
The Adventure mode is dedicated to use in Trail, Leisure Enduro, or All-Terrain Rally on passable roads such as dirt roads (that is, a public road wider than a path and not designed for general vehicle traffic).
Motocross (MX) Mode
The Motocross mode is designed for motocross or outdoor Supercross use on a dedicated closed circuit with jumps, bumps, varied surfaces, and high speed, while integrating situations that do not require inflation.
⚠ The Motocross mode is not yet available in the United States, Canada, and Japan.
Adventure Race Mode
The Adventure Race mode is designed for experienced and advanced riders in Rally Raid and competitive Enduro who are used to this kind of activity and who do not want to be covered for all types of falls.
Table of the different activities covered by our detection modes
Activities |
Road Mode |
Track Mode |
Adventure Mode |
Adventure Race Mode | MX Mode |
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Motorcycle on open road |
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| Motorcycle / mini motorcycle speed on closed circuit (large circuit or outdoor kart track) | |||||
| Motorcycle / mini motorcycle in trail or enduro (leisure) | |||||
| Off-road motorcycle in rally-raid and enduro (competition) | |||||
| Motorcycle / mini motorcycle MX outdoors | |||||
| Trans Euro Trail | |||||
| Road Race (hill climb, road races) | |||||
| Supermoto | |||||
| 3 wheels (3-wheel scooter) |
All detection modes are available as an additional mode, in addition to your main detection mode. You can find all the details of memberships and additional modes on the In&motion website.
Activities not covered by our detection modes
The following activities are not covered by our detection modes
- Indoor activities (SX, Superenduro…)
- Road rally
- Dirt track, flat track, grass track, speedway
- Snowcross
- E-scooter (electric scooter)
- Sidecar
- Quad
- Dragster
- Stunt (wheeling, stoppie)
- Drift
- Freestyle
- Motoball
- Trial
- Can-Am and Trike
Urban Mobility Modes
Urban Cycling Mode
The Urban cycling detection mode is intended for use only during cycling in urban, suburban, or rural areas.This mode has been specifically developed for accident and fall scenarios on bicycle-accessible roads (streets, bike lanes, paths, greenways, shared zones, etc.).This mode is designed for cyclists using urban mobility only, regardless of bike type: regular bicycles or electric bikes (e-bikes) compliant with applicable regulations.
⚠ The Urban Cycling mode is not yet available in the United States, Canada, and Japan.
Scooter Mode
The Scooter detection mode is intended for use only during kick or electric scooter travel in urban, suburban, or rural areas.This mode has been specifically developed for accident and fall scenarios on scooter-accessible roads (streets, bike lanes, paths, greenways, shared zones, etc.).It is designed for scooter users, regardless of type: kick scooters or e-scooters compliant with regulations.
⚠ The Scooter mode is not yet available in the United States, Canada, and Japan.
In&motion declines all responsibility in the event of malfunction related to the use of an incorrect detection mode.
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