https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbMIIORrWdk
Take a look at the featured video that demonstrates the product in action. By linking the braking cable action, the light turns on when the brake is applied.
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The product appears to be very small, light and simple in design. The makers claim that the light can be installed without using a tool and is compatible with V-brakes, side pull callipers and direct mount brakes. The light is turned on by a clever, but simple steel leaf spring switch.
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Crucially, it is claimed that the Nano bike brake light does not affect braking performance in any way. A second video displays the product with more detail.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUUBSf1fQDY
The product features a high brightness LED and is rain proof. By using a CR1025 coin battery, the makers claim a constant run time of 50 hours, which we think is rather impressive.
With diminutive dimensions of 31mm by 16mm by 30mm, the light has a claimed weight of only 5.5g with battery. We think bike brake light is a really cool invention that would be useful while commuting and group riding. What do you think? Let us know in the comments.
For more information, head over to Iluminox's website
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