🚴 NiteRider Mako 150 Bike Light - Enhance Your Visibility with Top-Notch Illumination Review

While not the brightest bike light, it works well and protects you. But drive day and night. You want to be as visible as possible. Good product at a fair price.

Good light. I chose it because the mounting base is the same as the more expensive Niterider flashlight I have. For just a few bucks more than the standard base, I also get a light that I use in flash mode to be more visible during the day.

Very good light so far. Light up the night. You can see oncoming vehicles from afar and illuminate the road many meters ahead. In addition, it can be used as a spotlight. After all, it's cheaper than 60 lumen bike lights. So far very satisfied. Not sure yet if it's for long-term use.

I was very happy with this light. It's not strong enough for exercise, but it worked very well for daily commuting and commuting. You can definitely see the road in the dark and you'll be seen during the day if you use the flashing mode. Also, I wanted a flashlight that used AA batteries, which would give me more flexibility than a built-in battery. Unfortunately it just broke - 13 months after purchase. A piece of plastic (one of 3) holding the two pieces of the lantern together broke and fell

Pros: 1) Super bright headlight. Don't even look at it during the day. Even the low-brightness mode dazzles you when you look into the headlight. 2) Fits my narrow 22mm handlebars. 3) Powered by two AA NiMH batteries. Cons: 1) No voltage regulation. The headlight draws approximately 1.0A at 2.8VDC in high brightness mode. However, the current drawn decreases rapidly as the battery voltage drops. At 2.0VDC the current draw is about 0.05A. This will drain your fresh AA batteries fairly quickly in