JADO S6

Equipped with advanced Bluetooth technology, the sensor seamlessly connects to your motorcycle riding system, delivering instant updates on tire conditions. It keeps you informed of sudden pressure drops or abnormal temperature rises, helping you avoid potential tire failures and accidents.

Type A Rear Camera: Supports 1080p resolution at 30 fps with AHD transmission.

Equipped withHDR technology, anF1.8 large aperture, and a140° wide field of view, this camera excels in challenging lighting: it captures clear details in backlit conditions, dim environments, and high-contrast scenes, ensuring no critical moment is missed.

The JADO Wireless Handlebar Remote (with built-in 140mAh battery) is designed for riders who prioritize efficiency and safety. It connects to the host device via Bluetooth, requiring no wiring for pairing or use. Installation is quick and neat, keeping the handlebar clean while delivering a stable wireless control experience.

The buttons are glove-friendly and designed for blind operation, combined with clear directional–confirm–back logic, allowing riders to quickly switch navigation screens, play or skip music, and handle calls without needing to stop or get distracted.

This is a standard bar bracket designed specifically for mounting Motorcycle Riding System screens, making it a versatile choice for various types of motorcycles. Whether you own a cruiser, a touring motorcycle, a commuter motorcycle, this bracket offers reliable compatibility to meet your screen installation needs.

It is suitable for handlebars with a diameter ranging from 22mm to 32mm, ensuring a wide range of applicability without the need for complex adjustments.

Type B  Front Camera: Steps up to 1080p at 60 fps, with dual compatibility—AHD for front recording and TVI for rear.

Equipped withHDR technology, anF1.8 large aperture, and a140° wide field of view, this camera excels in challenging lighting: it captures clear details in backlit conditions, dim environments, and high-contrast scenes, ensuring no critical moment is missed.