Bicycle Rechargeable Headlight Cycling Mountain Review

I never expected a cheap lamp to be of excellent quality and very bright. The design of this flashlight is solid and the beam is wide, like a searchlight. This light is perfect for the trails and even better for being seen on the road. It has a tiny profile, easily mounts on the handlebars, and holds a charge for a long time. Look no further, this light will be your last!

Pros: I love this light and consider it one of my best. It's really light, small and compact and looks great on any bike. Cons: Doesn't fit any of my 6 bikes because it bolts to its mount, but that's what makes it so compact. I needed a flashlight that rotated to shine the other way, but this one doesn't work. All of this also needs to be removed for loading, but it's not really a big deal. It's still my way to the light.

Surprisingly bright light for its small size. The rear light is also very bright. Both lights are rechargeable. Smaller than other lights - looks great on my wife's bike. Bought a Victagen Super Bright 2400 (which is good too) but the Yabife beats the Victagen because of the much better rear light. Others will see you and it will definitely lighten your path. We ride the streets and bike lanes of New York at night. Holds tight to the steering wheel - does not move.

Great light. I love how durable it is once installed. It is relatively compact and the quality seems to be very good. At only $21 it was a great deal. I spent double the amount for another bike light and wasn't that happy so I returned it (Shark 500 bike light). This lantern is relatively small. I don't like big clunky lights and they are bright enough (my old bulb was only 25 lumens). It is easy to install and remove and does not move while driving. The only thing I don't like is that the…

I remember spending 10 times as much on bike lights 10 years ago which were total crap compared to this set. a decent mix between the two. It's nice to have multiple stages to save battery when needed. I'm not sure if the 'Warning Light' mode is any good as you can barely see the extra lights next to the main light. The mount feels solid and didn't budge for me. The small size makes it easy to use as a handheld torch. The taillight is very bright and has multiple modes. Also attaches well. Both

Over the years I have had many different lights for my bikes. First and foremost, I want to be noticed and seen by motorists when driving through some busy roads. These lights do. These are the brightest lights I've ever seen on my bikes, day or night - front and back. The headlight really lights up the road. Multiple brightness and flashing modes. Both lights make a very well made impression. I do long bike rides over 3 hours and haven't had any battery or dimming issues. And for only $20…

A year and a half ago we ordered 3 different cheap battery bike lights with good reviews. The GearLight S400, Blitzu Gator 320, and Blitzu Gator 380 all cost around $20. GearLight has outperformed the rest in every way. Brighter, stronger quick release straps on both headlight and taillight, random flashing taillight and front SIDE LIGHTS illumination including good flashing patterns. (I wanted to return the rest but never got around to it.) I've been checking and trying to buy more GearLights…