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Moon XPower 780 front light review
The Moon XPower 780 front light feels solid and comes with a range of settings
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NiteRider Lumina Micro 650/Sabre 80 Combo lightset review
Practical and highly visible, the NiteRider Micro 650/Sabre 80 have you covered if you commute on unlit roads
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Exposure Race Mk8 review
Bike light test: Exposure Race Mk8 £224.95
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Exposure Lights Sirius Mk3 front light review
A great light for urban commuting and country lane riding. Exposure Lights Sirius Mk3 front light comes highly recommended.
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Bontrager Ion 700 RT front light review
The Bontrager Ion 700 RT is a neat front light with its slim design
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Silva Pave review
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Hope R4 LED front light review
Hope R4 LED front bike lights covers all your seeing needs at this time of year, whether that is on or off-road
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Guee Aero-X rear light review
The Guee Aero-X rear light is a good rear light if you need something that will fit an aero seatpost, just be careful not to snap the rubberised bands.
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MyTinySun Folkslight review
The MyTinySun Folkslight is a very bright front light that doesn't cost the earth
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See.Sense Ace lightset review
Getting you seen is just the start of these lights’ capability
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Light & Motion Urban 1000 review
The Light & Motion Urban 1000 is a brilliantly designed light that'll help you in all types of commutes, even outside of the urban environment
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Knog Plus lightset review
The Knog Plus lights can be attached to the bike or clothing for a versatile to-be-seen option
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NiteRider Sentinel 150 rear light review
The NiteRider Sentinel 150 is a very good rear light with impressive brightness and a neat feature that projects a lazer bike lane onto the road behind you.
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Blackburn Dayblazer 400 front and 65 rear review
The Blackburn Dayblazer 400 front and 65 rear lights sit in the brand's 'be seen' light category
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Fibre Flare Bike Lights review
Side on visibility is often over looked by cyclists, potentially increasing the risk of accidents in low light. Fibre flare lights aim to significantly improve side illumination.
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Lumicycle Apex Extender Pro Pack front light set review
We've tested Lumicycle's very powerful Apex light both on road and off. It's as powerful as a car headlamp and provides as much confidence when riding.
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Guee Sol 700 Plus front light review
The Guee Sol 700 Plus is a very compact and well performing front light with a great ambient sensor that gives power according to the external light conditions
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Exposure Strada Mk5 Front Light review
Exposure Strada Mk5 Front Light £269.95
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Magicshine MJ-890 160L review
Bike light test: Magicshine MJ-890 160L £39.95
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Knog Blinder Road3 front light review
The new Knog Blinder Road3 looks great and is a very cool light
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Exposure Toro MK6 front light review
Exposure's Toro MK6 comes with some great updates including a OLED Status Display that gives you battery life on screen.
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Lezyne Lite Drive 1000XL and KTV Pro lightset review
Lezyne's light range has come on in leaps and bounds since the first iteration, we test out the 1000 lumen bulb and rear light combo
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Knog Mid Cobber Twinpack review
Easy and bright, these Knog Mid Cobber lights could be ideal for your city rides or commutes, just be mindful of where you stick the front light
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Topeak Redlite Mega review
Bike light test: Topeak Redlite Mega £24.99
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Hope Vision 1 LED front light review
Another great product from the British company, we take a look at the Hope Vision 1 LED front light
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Knog Blinder Mini Niner light set review
The Knog Blinder Mini light set comes in three different variants. All have a 20 lumen front and 11 lumen rear unit. We've tested the Niner.
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Exposure Sirius MK7 DayBright review
The Exposure Sirius Mk7 DayBright is an advanced commuting and road going light that's well built, if a little complicated
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Lezyne Power Drive XL front light review
A robust yet lightweight unit, the Lezyne Power Drive XL front light is sturdy and bright but could do with better battery life on the brightest settings
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Lezyne Macro Duo bike light set review
Lezyne Marco Duo comes as a front and rear bike light in one well built unit. Can it live up to the unique idea?
