EatSleepRIDE app named Best Gadget for Motorbike Riders

"Let's give it a go" said Neil Hodgson, professional roadracer and The Gadget Show's esteemed tester

ESR was recently named the Best Gadget for motorbike riders by Channel 5's The Gadget Show! 🎉

The Gadget Show is a UK staple airing every Friday at 7pm. It's a show where everyone seems to have fun, with laughs in the context of serious tech heaven.

In Episode 12, Neil Hodgson, respected motorcycle rider, tested ESR's crash detection technology. Hodgson tested ESR's crash detection feature and ride tracking app functionality on track at Llandow Circuit near Cardiff, and both features worked flawlessly. 

"All the pieces of tech are pretty impressive but there can only be one winner as you know, so, the winner is… EatSleepRIDE app!" said Neil Hodgson, former British and world Superbike champion. It's “dead simple… So it works for me”.

Did he crash the Ducati Panigale V4S worth £25,000 / $35,000 in the process? Watch and see.

Watch the episode

In the UK? Watch it here on Channel 5 - mỵ.tv Episode 12.

Non-UK viewers can watch on The Gadget Show YouTube channel or by using this hashtag #TheGadgetShow.

You can message, Gadget Show host, Ortis Deley @OrtisD in the ESR app too.

The Gadget Show

The Gadget Show is one of the UK's longest running television series since 2004 and has smashed the Guinness Word Records several times. The show is broadcasted on Channel 5 providing information and reviews on the latest gadget and consumer technology to hit the market, as well as a glimpse at some groundbreaking inventions.

More about Neil Hodgson

Neil Hodgson eat, sleep rides motorbikes giving expert analysis of MotoGP. His professional road racing career began in his early life when he claimed his first major in at the Three Sisters circuit (125cc class) at the age of 16. He had then moved on with breaking records in his career - won the 2000 British Superbike Championship and the 2003 Superbike World Championship and followed by the 5th place in the American Superbike Championship. Despite having been retired from his racing career, Neil is still actively lives and breathes motorcycles, giving expert analysis of MotoGP coverage on BT Sport and being a member of the MCN (Motorcycle News) Road Test Team.