Winter is approaching and so are night rides. But are you prepared to get the most out of the darker months? Our light guide details what you should be looking for in your next purchase.
Cateye AMPP 2200 Rechargeable Front Bike Light
The Cateye AMPP 2200 makes the perfect accessory to your evening road rides. Boasting 2200 lumens of light, you’re covered in the absence of streetlights when out on the road. Chargeable via USB in around four hours, there’s no reason why this light shouldn’t be coming with you on every night ride. Find your new night ride companion with the AMPP 2200.
Garmin Varia RCT715 Radar Camera Tail Light
The Garmin Varia offers a new standard of rear light, featuring a camera to alert you of nearby vehicles. Paired with another Garmin device, you’re now able to not only know when a vehicle is behind you but also see it on screen. Why compromise on safety when it comes to night riding?
Lezyne Radar React System Rechargeable Light Set
This light set is a must have for commutes; its radar system alerts you of approaching vehicles, but all without the price tag of the Garmin rear light. Grab both a front and rear light in this set and you’re covered for journeys to and from work. If there’s one thing you have to invest in for this year’s commutes, it’s Lezyne’s Radar React System light set.
Cateye Nano-F Rechargeable Front Bike Light
Despite its size, this front light packs a punch when it comes to function. Ideal for use during the day, the Cateye Nano-F serves to make you visible to other road users without you ever noticing it on your bars. What’s to lose with such a budget friendly addition to your bike?
Lezyne Mega Drive 2400+ Front Bike Light
The Lezyne Mega Drive rids the need for a seperate battery to mount to your bike. Now, get just as many lumens all from a pre-ride charge. The eight output modes available range from around two hours at full blast to up 450 hours in Femto mode. Is this the answer to winter night rides?
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Radar-based safety features in lights are such a smart addition, especially for riders who often deal with heavy traffic during the darker months. It’ll be interesting to see how these innovations make cycling feel safer in urban environments.