Bottom Line
Last year, this was a revolutionary product for the commuter. This year though, the Urban series from Light and Motion is a much better choice.
Strengths
- 360 – Great side visibility with 360 degrees of attention, 180 – Decent side visibility
- Lightweight
- Great mounting systems, 180 is excellent
- Innovative battery level indicator
- Self enclosed battery
- 180 – one piece system
- 180 – Pace Line mode is great for group rides
- USB charging
Weaknesses
- Poor for singletrack
- Front light isn’t the brightest nor widest
- Front light can be troublesome to remove from mount
- Needs additional rubber straps – replacement and a shorter one for front
- Uses USB micro connector instead of the more common mini
- $170 price is too much for a light of this output level
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