Chinese firm Chigee has released its flagship product – the AIO-6 smart motorbike riding system – after raising more than $1m in crowdfunding campaign.

The AIO-6 drew significant attention during its crowdfunding phase, where more than 2450 backers pledged over $1m to support the project and validated its vision for smarter, safer motorcycling. With the campaign completed, Chigee is now bringing the AIO-6 to a wider audience through its official web site.

The AIO-6 has a 15.24cm ultra-bright IP69K display, seamless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, and quick-release mounting options. The 2300nit sunlight-readable screen has a glove-friendly interface and ensures clear visibility in all conditions.

With the optional Universal CG quick-release, riders can detach and carry easily, or move the AIO-6 between bikes in seconds. With optional BMW quick-release, there is a direct fit with BMW Nav Prep 5/6 for Wonder Wheel control and real-time bike data.

LTE and Max editions support Bluetooth, wifi and optional 4G with live tracking, SOS and blind-spot detection alerts.

IP69K-certified, it is built to resist rain, dust and high-pressure conditions.

“We created the AIO-6 to be more than just a display; it’s a complete riding companion,” said the Chigee (www.chigee.com) team. “The support we received during crowdfunding has been incredible, and now we are excited to make the AIO-6 officially available to riders everywhere.”

The AIO-6 is on sale at www.chigee.com/pages/aio-6. Riders can also find accessories such as handlebar mounts, tyre pressure monitors and cameras to customise their setup.

Chigee is a technology company dedicated to developing smart riding systems and motorcycle accessories that enhance safety, performance and riding enjoyment.