Trail Rechargeable Bicycle Light
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R 745
R 745
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The Extreme Lights Trail Rechargeable Cycle light has a 1600 Lumen output, a dual-focused light beam and a battery life of 1.5 to 50 hours.
Featuring 8 modes of operation, it is powerful, durable and perfect to illuminate your early morning and evening rides with ample illumination for a clear view on any road.
The Trail Bicycle Light weights 230g, fits tightly on nearly all bikes with the adjustable rubber strap and can be used for both road cycling and off-road rides.
The integrated USB Type-C rechargeable battery ensures a neat and easy mount on your handlebars, and on this model also serves as a power bank via a USB output socket.
The Trail Bicycle Light has a small LED screen that shows which mode the light is in, the battery charge level indicator, and the minimum remaining runtime in hours.
The minimum runtime is rounded down to the nearest half hour increment with 9.5hrs being the maximum that can be displayed. Example 1.5hrs = 1.5, 1.4hrs = 1. Above 9.5hrs the display will show 9.5 until the time is lower than 9.5hrs.
The light beam is super bright and highly visible flashing mode enhances your visibility to fellow road users, making it the top choice for road riding and commuting.
Whether you're a commuter or an avid cyclist, the Extreme Lights Rechargeable Trail Bicycle Light ensures you can see clearly see the road and helps keep you safe.
-Ultra-bright & very durable, with a 1600-lumen output
-Detailed battery level indicator that shows how many hours of battery you still have left
-Mode memory means the light will switch on again in the same mode as you switched it off
-The USB output port allows you to charge your Garmin directly from the unit
-Lightweight durable aircraft grade aluminium
-Adjustable rubber mounting strap
-Battery charge indicator
-Rechargeable lithium battery
-USB Type C charging port
-8 modes of operation (5 x brightness, Flash, Pulse, Double Flash)
-Brightness: 1600 Lumen
-Material: Aircraft Grade Aluminium
-Battery: 2 x 18650 Lithium Batteries (3.7V/4800mAh)
-Runtime: 1.5-50 hours
-Charge time: 10 hours
-Waterproof Rating: IPX4
-Weight: 230g
-Dimensions: 49mm x 45mm x 115mm (WxHxL)
Runtimes:
-100% brightness for 1.5 hours
-65% brightness for 2 hours
-40% brightness for 3 hours
-15% brightness for 8 hours
-2% brightness for 47 hours*
-Flash for 50 hours*
-Pulse for 30 hours*
-Double Flash 45 hours*
*the display shows 9.5hrs until time is lower than 9.5hrs
1 x Extreme Lights Trail Rechargeable Bicycle Light
1 x Rubber Handlebar Support
1 x USB-C Charging Cable
Questions & Answers
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Are the batteries built-in or are they removable?
These batteries are integrated inside the unit and not removable.
Customer Reviews
Lights up my early morning downhill mountain bike trails like a charm. Long battery life on the dimmer settings for the flatter and tamer roads. Definitely getting another Extreme Light next time I need a bicycle light.
Effective, solid, nice bracket.
I've been looking for an affordable and powerful all in one light for a while, this seems to be a good balance, not quite as bright as I'd like but bright enough for road riding, will take a little getting used to all the modes. However after trying every other USB-C cable I have and wondering why there was no charge indication, I decided to use the included cable (and had to find an OLD USB-A charger block) and it does show the bars building up when charging... but really if it's going to be a USB-C connector it should charge with any modern USB-C charger (that has sufficient output)
Due to the size, weight and advertised lumens of this light (and with Extreme lights logo on it, I expected a little more performance in terms of brightness and battery life.
Appears there are better and cheaper options on Takealot and Temu for lights operating with only 18650 internal batteries (not 4 cell battery pack).
The light itself works good for the moment...only used it twice now. The attachment for the handlebar is not so good. The first day was a disaster, but I fitted a proper mechanical bracket..
....the idea of a rubber strap to hold it down is not practical......it moves all over as you cycle.....I have fitted a proper clampdown bracket as used on the Trans Baviaans light. It worked wonders this morning...
thanks
Jannie