Specialized ANGi Crash Sensor

The sensor uses an internal accelerometer and gyroscope to measure the forces transmitted to your helmet during an impact. It analyzes these forces to distinguish between a standard bump and a crash, triggering the alert system only when it detects a significant event.

Not entirely. While it needs a connection to send alerts, the ANGi system includes an offline safety feature. You can set a 'ride time' before you head out; if you don't return by that time and the sensor cannot reach a signal, it will send your last known GPS location to your emergency contacts once you regain service.

No, the ANGi sensor is specifically designed to attach to Specialized helmets that feature an ANGi-ready mount. You should check your helmet's specifications to ensure it has the necessary mounting point before purchasing.

The Specialized Ride app includes a countdown feature. If the sensor detects an impact, it initiates a countdown on your phone; if you are okay, you can simply cancel the alert within the app before it notifies your emergency contacts.

The sensor runs on a standard CR2032 coin cell battery, which typically lasts about 180 days depending on your usage. It is a user-replaceable battery, so you can easily swap it out without needing to send the unit in for service.

Your purchase includes a one-year subscription to the Specialized Ride Premium app, which covers the core crash detection and emergency alerting services. After the first year, you will need to renew your subscription to maintain these active safety features.