Lights

$49.99

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FRONT LIGHT:A compact cycling safety light built around three high-output LED emitters, the KTV Drive Pro 300+ Front light offers up to 300 lumens of output and a highly disruptive Daytime Flash mo...

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Blackburn

$16.99

~~$36.00~~

Not too long ago a 400-lumen headlight for this price would have been a pipe dream, but now the Dayblazer 400 is a dream come true! SPECS Recharge Type Micro-USB rechargeable - Charges via a...

NITERIDER

$59.99

~~$59.99~~

Note: The NiteRider® Swift™ 450 is shipped from the factory in Travel Lock Mode. This mode feature is designed to save battery power by preventing the head light from accidentally turning on while ...

NITERIDER

$34.99

~~$34.99~~

Be seen, stay safe, and ride with confidence with the NiteRider Vmax+ 180. An ultra-bright, USB-C rechargeable rear bike light featuring advanced COB (Chip-on-Board) LED technology. Emitting a powe...

Lezyne

$64.99

~~$64.99~~

A bright and efficient multi-purpose e-bike cycling light, the Micro Drive 500 features durable, heat-dissipating CNC-machined aluminum construction and two ultra-high-output LEDs delivering up to ...

Lezyne

$99.99

~~$99.99~~

The Macro Drive 1400+ throws out a powerful 1400 lumens of output through our Tri-Focus Optics, creating an optimized beam pattern for superior visibility on the trail or road. Its waterproof USB-C...

Lezyne

$59.99

~~$59.99~~

Elevate your cycling experience with the Lezyne Micro Drive 800+ Front light. Whether you ride recreationally or in challenging conditions, this is your visibility solution. With eight LEDs, this l...

TREK

$79.99

~~$79.99~~

Light up your night The Trek Ion 100R and Flare R City light set offers the visibility of a daytime running light and versatility of compact design that easily mounts to any bike. Focused optics,...

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TREK

$49.99

~~$69.99~~

A commuter-focused front light designed to offer a better experience for you and your fellow riders. Kindbeam keeps more light on the path ahead of you while avoiding oncoming riders' eyes, for a b...