Review on NiteRider Pro 1800 Race Black by Tyrone Carter

Like Niterider LED lights! They are long-lasting, high-quality, albeit expensive, rechargeable flashlights. My previous NR 750 is still running perfectly after 10+ years of heavy use - I charged it almost daily. Only the body fell apart (wrapped with electrical tape, haha). Starting with a small rechargeable minewt and hooked. I only use the NR 1800 for road riding on a cyclocross bike. On low settings, it's ideal for on the go. Aim your headlight beam about 30 feet or less in front of you. Has enough power for the terrain. I'm fine with weird battery connections. It just takes some getting used to. Strobe or low settings require a charge after three 1.5 hour rides. The battery is twice as big and heavier than my NR 750. That seems justified by the power consumption of the 1800 lumen headlight. If you want a smaller and lighter battery, look for a lower light output Niterider.