NiteRider Lumina Pro 1000 Front Bike Light

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Pretty good for dark commutes or staying seen on gloomy days, but not the cheapest or longest running

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On dark, unlit roads the 1,000-lumen Boost enables you to see far enough ahead to avoid any obstacles and keep a good speed going. However, the benefits of the brightness come at the expense of battery life. It has a claimed run-time of an hour at 1,000 lumens, though I found I got slightly more than that. That's enough if you're doing a short commute, but if you're looking to take to the darkness for longer then it's a bit limiting.

Operating the light is really simple: two buttons allow you to scroll through the modes easily and quickly – in the solid modes, higher with the plus button, lower with the minus; in the flashing modes, changing the patterns. The buttons are easy to operate, even in full-finger gloves. NiteRider says: 'Boasting 1000 lumens with a sleek form factor and a collimator lense that lends to a brilliant and even light beam pattern! NiteRider® makes this newcomer USB-C rechargeable for convenient on-the-go charging. A feature of note on the 1000 are color-coded light modes shown through the dual button power switch. Its light weight at 193 grams makes it quite suitable as a helmet mountable option as well as bar compatible''standard and oversized diameters.

There are lights offering claimed higher output for less, such as the Ravemen LR1600 at £115, and the Magicshine Ray 2600B for £129.99, and keeping to lower outputs there are much cheaper options: Cateye's AMPP 1100 is £79.99, Lezyne's Micro Drive Pro 1000+ is £75, and Gaciron's Kiwi-1200 is £65.It has a good quality beam for riding at night and is bright enough to make you feel safe around traffic. The mount is also great, and easy to swap between bikes.

 

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