Moon - Cerberus Rechargeable Seatpost Mounted Rear Bike Light 150 Max Lumens, Daytime Mode, USB Type C, 140 Hours Max Runtime

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A built-in 500mAh Li-PO battery powers three LED COBs – two lateral units and a conventional rear-facing unit. Please note: Manufacturers can sometimes change the specification of the products from time to time.

The controls consist of two buttons at left top of the unit that are difficult to find by touch even without gloves, especially when lamp is on. There the lamp ended up a bit wobbly and angled downwards with no way of adjusting the angle – but that did not make much difference to light intensity, which was fairly good. There is no fixed agreement on how many Lumens you need for a bike light as it depends on the type of cycling you are doing. A short press switches on the light and you can access 5 different modes, all of which are customisable thanks to the Variable Lumen System.We are proud to say that all of our bikes are pre-built and go through a rigorous inspection procedure before the bike arrives at your doorstep.

Winstanleys Limited acts as a broker and offers finance from a restricted range of finance providers. I would wish that all manufacturers of lamps and bike computers would agree on a common handling of their products, for example when it comes to switching on and off and changing the modes.The Lezyne Strip Drive 150 costs the same, has the same lumen count but lacks the side visibility feature and the bladed seatpost compatibility. I also predict it will be a popular light with time triallists because of its aero shape and the ease with which it fits a bladed seatpost, not to mention the retina-searing day flash mode.

A funcionalidade até 150 lumens é ideal para ser visto a longas distâncias; a bateria dura bastante, e o carregamento por USB-C é future-proof e bastante conveniente. A deduction will be made if the value of the goods has been reduced as a result of you handling the goods more than was necessary.

Since all other devices use micro USB at the moment that makes it highly inconvenient if you lose the cable. The Moon Cerberus Rechargable Rear Light combines the technology of the Moon Comet X (Now with three LED strips) into a 270 degree performance light. This Rear light combines the technology of the Comet X (Now with three LED strips) into a 270 degree performance light. The back of the lamp consists of a removable silicone gasket that fits over three hex-bolt heads, seals the USB-C socket, and is held between the mounting surface and lamp by the ‘’O’’ ring. When Redsun folded, Emma was offered the opportunity to ride with a newly formed Belgian team and home to the first year senior and budding rider Anna Van Der Breggen.

I’ve actually mounted it upside down on some bikes; depending on your seat post angle the beam may shine downwards rather than to the rear if mounted the 'right way up'. The Lezyne Strip Drive 150 costs the same and has the same lumen count, but lacks the side visibility feature and the bladed seatpost compatibility. So, it’s just a matter of time before you lose one or the other and if it’s the eminently loseable gasket the lamp becomes useless, because obviously replacements are not readily available. The buttons are more like pressure pads, flush with the casing, and are not easily operated with gloves on. They even have a rubber base that is for some reason seperate from the rest of the light, but they invented super glue to correcct this tragic design failure.Moon have nailed this aspect with just two constant (high and low) and three flashing (1xday, 2xnight). Being able to dim the constant for group riding is pretty handy too – but has to be done stationary and not on the fly. Holding down the variable lumen system button allows you to turn up or turn down the brightness of any of the five modes and is a nice idea.