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Lezyne Strip Drive 300+

Very easy to attach, the modes are great for managing battery life!

Essential for me as a night sportsman, you are 100% visible.

Mantel supplies quality products

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Does the job perfectly, very visible

I am very satisfied with this rear light, I feel safer when the light is also activated during the day so as not to be overlooked in traffic as a cyclist, the long battery life and the different modes with different intervals and intensities are convincing! "Being seen" is a plus for safety as a cyclist. It's a shame that the flashing mode is only available to police, ambulances etc. according to German road traffic regulations.

Initially, I had my doubts about the mounting. This has turned out to be no problem at all both on my fitness bike and on my mountain bike. On my mountain bike, I mount the rear light directly under my dropper post, so my saddle can still be raised and lowered. Used on mountain bike during Lichtjestocht Dongen and other (muddy) tours. Stays on well and is resistant to mud and water. I use the first setting the most. Setting 2 is bright and I only use it during the day. The other 5 settings flash. Including two bright Day Flash modes to stand out during the day. Switch on and off by pressing and holding the button for 2 seconds. Turns on at the setting you last used. Maximum burn time 80 hours is theoretical. The light jumps, so should not be used in the dark. During the day you can hardly see those 5 lumens, so setting 7 I don't use. Setting 1 is ideal for me. Bright enough to be seen and not annoyingly bright for others. Burn time according to manufacturer 18 hours is realistic in my opinion. 300+ version is powerful enough with a long burn time. Would buy again in a moment, a heavier version is not necessary for me. Setting 1 15 lumens, Economy; 18 hours Setting 2 60 lumens, Blast; 5.5 hours Setting 3 60 lumens, Pulse; 12 hours Stand 4 40 lumens, Flash 1; 32 hours Stand 5 150 lumens, Day Flash 1; 24 hours Stand 6 300 lumens, Day Flash 2; 17 hours Stand 7 5 lumens, Femto; 80 hours

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