Review on 🚴 Lumina Micro 900 Front Bike Light: LED, USB Rechargeable, Water Resistant for Mountain, Road, Commuting, City, and Urban Cycling Safety by Luis Tuazon

Ground for NiteRider, are you still in business? I have had NiteRider Micro series flashlights for a long time. Among our six bikes, my wife and I share several flashlight models. NiteRider claims to have a two-year warranty on the light. However, after one of the bulbs failed less than a year after purchase, I discovered that the warranties only extended to the seller. NiteRider has a great website but after trying several times to contact them via their customer service number about problem reports. Website and email, I'm starting to think they're out of business! Just a recorded message on the other end of their service number and no response from their website reporting problems. It's not the way to do business if it still exists. I would happily recommend the NiteRider Light. It's bright enough to dazzle you if you're not lucky enough to look into the lens when you turn it on. It's small enough to fit perfectly in the stem adapter for your electronics. It's light enough to be an essential training tool. And if you ride long distances, one charge lasts a whole day in the saddle. Unfortunately, if the lights don't work, you're on your own. And there is a riddle.