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A two-light cycling safety kit: a front headlight with a 1200mAh battery and a 180° wide beam, plus a 330mAh rear taillight. Both charge over USB, so there are no disposable batteries to buy. The front offers 6 modes and the rear 4, and a safety bell is included. It suits commuters, trail riders and anyone riding at dusk or in fog who wants a complete see-and-be-seen setup in one box. Against rivals, the wide beam and mode count are the draw; the modest battery capacities mean runtimes are shorter than on larger, pricier light sets, and there is no output rating in lumens to compare directly.
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Lowest price we've seen: $8.99 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
This bike light set includes a front headlight, a rear taillight and a safety bell. The front light has a 1200mAh battery and a 180° wide beam. The rear light has a 330mAh battery and is meant to make the rider visible to traffic from behind.
The front light has 6 modes, including steady and flash. The rear light has 4 modes. Both lights recharge over USB, so they need no disposable batteries. They can be charged from a computer, wall adapter or power bank.
The lights are built for mountain, road, night and commuter riding. They handle light rain and splashing, but should not be submerged for long periods. The bell attaches to the handlebar and gives an audible alert to pedestrians and other riders. Flash modes extend battery life compared with steady modes.
