Yes. The housing is rated IP67, a rating the manufacturer confirmed to us as tested (September 2026). In the IP code, the 6 means dust-tight and the 7 means it withstands temporary immersion in water; riding in rain is well inside that.
Why it matters
IP67 covers rain and immersion, not high-pressure jets: the manual also says not to point a high-pressure water gun at the tire sensors for long when washing the bike. Treat the whole setup as rain-ready and cover it or keep the jet off it at the car wash.
Questions we get
Can I ride in the rain with it?
Yes. IP67 is a tested rating for dust and temporary immersion; rain is the case it is built for.
Can I pressure-wash the bike with it fitted?
Better not. IP67 does not cover high-pressure jets, and the manual asks you to keep a pressure washer off the tire sensors. Cover it or avoid the jet.
Related
Facts on this page come from the manufacturer's product specification as reflected on the product page, checked September 21, 2026. Where a figure is not in that specification, we say so.