Ravemen FR160 Front Bike Light

Finally, a light that you won't forget because it is elegantly integrated into the handlebar unit, does not need to be removed and weighs nothing (55 g)

A great light if you need a daytime running light or a night light to be seen. In detail: The light fits perfectly in the speedometer holder and the speedometer in the sandwich on top. No rattling or vibrating, everything fits perfectly and is well made. There are 19 LEDs arranged next to each other in the device, which not only cast the light forwards, but also around the front corners to the side. However, road cyclists should bear in mind that visibility at the speedometer position is restricted by the handlebar horns. The device has six light modes: continuous light bright, medium or weak; fast flashes with continuous light, fast and slow flashing without continuous light. Contrary to what other reviewers have said, the beam is diffuse in all modes, so there is no headlight cone and you don't have to point it downwards to avoid dazzling oncoming traffic. The luminosity is sufficient to be seen well on the road during the day and at night. The light is unsuitable as a classic front headlight because the light is emitted diffusely. It only dimly illuminates the ground in front of the bike up to approx. 5 metres in front of the bike. I use the light together with a Lupine helmet lamp for road cycling. On dark roads, I switch on the Lupine. Under street lighting, I switch off the Lupine to avoid dazzling oncoming traffic and getting into trouble with the police ;-) The product actually deserves five stars, but one point is deducted for the outrageously high price. I only bought it because I can't fit a conventional light to the aero handlebars of my road bike.

Yes, the Garmin lighting responds on all points super lighting

Great lamp. Fits perfectly into the Garmin mount and has an adapter for the bike computer at the same time. The light is sufficient for my road bike usage.

Pros & Cons

Practical light to be seen, less so to see for yourself in the dark. Further, you have to adjust the support arm downwards reasonably to not blind anyone, but then the display becomes less readable. Battery lasts nice and long; ridden for several hours on flash mode. Good brightness to be seen on a sunny day. Happy with it. Quick to mount and sits securely. For dark rides, I have a heavier 1100 lumen bulb next to it for good visibility on the road. Likes it fine.

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