Upgrade 9000Lumen Super Bright 3LED Bike Lights Front and Back with Aluminum Mount,Powerful USB Rechargeable Bicycle Headlight-9 Mode Runtime 15+Hour,Waterproof Bicycle light for Cycling Road Mountain

Works perfectly, fast delivery

I bought this for my nighttime commute home in the wintertime on my E-Scooter and I was looking for something that truly lit up the bike path so I wouldn't have to worry about going top speed in the dark on an empty trail. THIS. DOES. THE. TRICK. At full speed I managed to see ahead of time enough to stop going 16 mph, deer, downed trees, people, and other minor obstacles in the path. This light has plenty of lumen power and will suffice if you're going bicycle or e-scooter speeds. I just bought a faster e-scooter so when winter rolls around I'll see how well that does at top speed or if I feel like it overdrives this light. I doubt it, because this light does such a good job and stays very stable on the handlebars with no chance of moving around. Point it how you like it, it will stay exactly like that until you move it, and it has a quick release! Everything made of metal as well, feels of quality. Nice wide beam too, I'm almost certain I'm blinding people on approach. Didn't realize it when purchasing, but it comes with a very good and configurable rear light as well, everything rechargeable with included USB-C cables. 10/10 highly recommend! I bought 2, one for each scooter.

I've been looking for a good bike light for a long time, and this one is a gem. Exterior is solid aluminum, and locks solidly into handlebar clip. It has three brightness settings--high, medium, and low--and High is so bright that I usually use Medium when riding at night. A couple months ago, it came off the handlebars when I was going about 15 mph down a paved road, and skittered down the pavement a few feet (my mistake--I didn't tighten the thumbscrew on the bracket before I started ride), with virtually no damage whatsoever. You can see a couple of tiny scratches on the upper corner, and that's it for damage--still runs fine! With IPX7 rating (I believe), riding in the rain won't ever hurt it. Only minus is that the battery life seems to run down quick when it gets low, but that's a small minus overall. YES, I would buy this again.

Based on the number of really good reviews, I am very surprised by the incredibly poor battery life and the noisiness of the headlamp in the mount. I've tried lowering the brightness to extend the battery life, and while I was able to get it to last more than 2 hours, it turns off before 3 hours. Since my typical weekend rides are between 3 and 7 hours, having a headlamp that doesn't stay on the entire time is useless. Now, regarding the noise... there is air gap between the metal of the headlamp and the base. It is less than 1mm, but enough to matter. Every time I go over the slightest amount of bumpiness (pretty much all the time on anything but a freshly paved road), it makes a rattling metal on metal sound. I've had to jam a tooth pick in the back while riding to get it to stop. Because the gap is so small, the tooth pick either falls out or pushes/messes up the padding they give you to supposedly prevent the noise. I would not recommend this light for any rider who does anything more than short, slow rides.

This bike headlight seems to be extremely well-made. There are however, two minor shortcomings: one more significant to me than the other.First, and most annoying, is the fact that the headlight "rattles" on the handlebar mount. Parenthetically, the manufacturer supplied to self adhesive "tabs" that are unexplained in the instructions that appear to be designed to install on the handlebar mount to prevent the rattle of the light on the handlebar money base. However, with even one tab installed, the headlight cannot be installed over the mounting base. My solution, a rather unhappy one, is to install a tie wrap to secure the headlight to the base to prevent the rattling. Obviously every time the headlight has to be removed for charging, I will have to replace the tie wrap.Second, the headlight provides three levels of illumination (this triple light unit is very bright on its highest level). However, my desire is to conserve the battery in the more attention-getting by flashing the light. But, the light only flashes on the high and medium intensities. It would certainly have been desirable, and for my use, to have the lowest intensity flash to maximize battery conservation and yet still be highly visible.Overall, the headlight seems to be extremely well-made and the manufacturer supplied a very visible rechargeable rear light as well.I like both units. In fact, while tempted to return them because of the annoying rattle, I chose the zip tie option in lieu of a return.

This is the best light value for the money has different bright settings.

I had fairly low expectations for an inexpensive light, but was pleasantly surprised at how bright it was. I have a ~6 mile commute and so far I've only done two round-trips with this light so I can't speak to the battery life really, but I think I had a car flash their brights at me when I had it on the brightest setting and aimed a little high. Sure beats not being seen by cars. The aluminum mount seems very secure and sturdy - I might see if I can buy the mount separately so I can put the mount on my non-commuter bike and use the light on either, but it's so easy to attach it wouldn't be the end of the world to move the mount between bikes as needed.

This LED USB rechargeable bike light is great. Easy to install and gives off bright, wide beams of white lights which is great when biking at night. There are 3 adjustable lights starting from low to high, a flashlight mode as well as a strobe effect to signal SOS for emergencies. Now, while biking at night, I can easily see others and everyone else can easily see me on the bike trails.