🔦 Cygolite Dice TL– 50 Lumen Bike Tail Light– Ultimate Safety and Visibility Review

I was impressed with the optional Cygolite Dice 150 front light, so I ordered this tail light and I'm excited about it for the same reasons. Very light and easy to install and can be removed after a ride if needed. This company makes great products!

Bought bones to complement my dash. I've been using the Cycle Torch transom for a few months now and find it light. My photos (Cygolite is lighter) say otherwise. Dice is much smaller, lighter, but the light output is much better. I drive quite a bit in the evenings after work, which definitely draws more attention. Like the Dash, it returns to last mode and has a few more useful modes than my other taillights. The battery life doesn't really bother me. It's almost too much for a group ride…

Compact, fits under saddlebag, bright, wide beam angle, easy to install, reliable and battery life seems good. Bought one of the cheaper "Stupid Bright" taillights and for the price it was ok. But the (non-rechargeable) battery died after a few rides and the beam was very focused, so safety was severely compromised unless the light was perfectly directed. Another plus if you have a backpack under your seat, this compact unit should still fit under the backpack and be visible to motorists. I…

I love this light. I haven't illuminated the look of the other Cygolite taillights, although they come in 50, 100, 150 lumens. This light is barely visible on my bike but can be seen from over a mile away when on. My last flashlight lasted 4 years but recently fell off the bracket while driving and I lost it. This TL50 flashlight emits so much light thanks to its reflective technology. Even though it's only 50 lumens, I've had comments from other motorcyclists and especially motorists. Very…

I originally gave 5 stars but unfortunately less than a month later I downgraded my rating to 1 star as the battery management system seemed to have failed. . It currently takes about an hour to charge, and although the switch turns the light on when pressed, the light won't stay on even after a full charge! This is a sad state, because otherwise I love this light. But this flashlight has become quite expensive and needs to be charged just before use every time. Below is my first positive…

After I removed the rubber mounting strap in favor of using Velco to attach to the back of my bike helmet, it weighs well under 1 ounce which is a HUGE strain on my neck from a Serfas Rear light on The 60 lumens I had before (different light in the red dot image). The elastic rubber band is "heavy" like the Serfas, but so much lighter that it's 1/3 the weight of the Serfas. At approximately 40% of the system's 1 ounce weight, the Velcro attached light is incredibly lightweight. The published…

I'm a big fan of Cygolite. I have their "Dash 320" strap-on for my headlight and had their excellent "Hotshot 50" hardwired for my taillight, but I live in the city and the Hotshot was stolen along with my newest bike. (Yes I could spend 2 seconds and delete Hotshot). Fast forward to my new bike. I decided against a hard taillight and wanted something clean and unobtrusive. I have a popular and bright Blitzu flashlight (3 3/4 inches long) that I also bought from Revain and it does its job…