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7 TRACE Rear Bike Light Brand: Hornit Distributor: Hornit
6 Blinder Light Twinpack - SquareB
Brand: KNOG Distributor: Madison
Be seen from up to 450 metres away. The Blinder Square Twinpack is a year-round product that aids awareness to other road or trail users when riding in all light conditions. The front light offers 200 lumens and the rear 100, allowing for maximum brightness day or night. RRP: £74.99
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When Trace is off, it’s so small you won’t notice it. Switch it on and it’s a different story: a 15-lumen daytime flash and 5-lumen night-time mode mean you’ll always be seen. Its clear-sided lens gives 300° visibility, and the tilted
casing counters the angle of your seat post. The quick-fit strap
features a specially designed clasp that stays secure, no matter which road (or off-road) you take. RRP: £11.99
8 BOOST DB and BOOST-R ReAKT Pack MK2
Brand: Exposure Lights Distributor: USE Ltd
A lightweight front and rear set for visibility in all conditions. The Boost front light has 325 lumens and a run time of 3 to 24 hours. The BoostR ReAKT rear light has 150 boosted lumens, runs from 6 to 48
hours. USB-C provides charging.
DayBright pulse pattern, specific lens design ensures light penetrates through urban traffic and gives side illumination for 360 visibility. ReAKT technology automatically adjusts the output according to ambient light conditions and flares under braking. RRP: £150
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9 Supervision R150 And F200 Light Set Brand: Zefal
Distributor: Chicken Cyclekit
The Supervision F200 and R150 bike light set consists of a 200-lumen front light and a 150-lumen rear light. This enables you to ride with confidence in daylight or in low-light conditions. Easy to install and remove thanks to its adjustable mounting bracket, it is IPX6
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certified, making it water impact resistant and safe from high-pressure water from any angle. Its long battery life means you’ll always be able to see and be seen. RRP: £59.99
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