Silva Spectra A
The Spectra A is an astounding headlamp that turns night into day, delivering an incredibly strong light output of 10 000 lumen. The headlamp…
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The Spectra A is an astounding headlamp that turns night into day, delivering an incredibly strong light output of 10 000 lumen. The headlamp…
View reviewThe Monteer 8000 V2 is Magicshine’s top level MTB light. Equipped with an external 10.000 mAh battery and a remote control, it bursts out…
View reviewPerhaps not the most familiar name in mountain bike lights, Ravemen produce a range of lighting for road and off-road use. With 1600 lumens,…
View reviewNight riding feels like an arms race to put as much firepower on the front of your bike as possible. Lumens now number in…
View reviewKiwi light company Gloworm offer a range of lighting solutions for the nocturnal mountain biker. Their latest lumen blaster has a mighty 3400 lumens…
View reviewThe Kiwi-born company Gloworm has been on the go since 2010 and has grown from a small New Zealand business into a global brand…
View reviewBBB Cycling started out as a small company in 1998, and has since grown to an international scale. Their ambition is to provide quality…
View reviewThe BC30R is a new bike light from the illumination brand Fenix, they have been making torches for years and have recently been creating…
View reviewIn the rather high tech world of Exposure lights, you'd be forgiven for thinking the MAXX D MK9 is the biggest and baddest weapon…
View reviewThere is no denying that Exposure occupies the upper echelons of bike lights, with lofty price tags and highly desirable technology. The Diablo has…
View reviewA small British company, Mapdec was born from a love of racing bikes for very extended periods. Be it endurance, 24hr or adventure races,…
View reviewHope needs no , renowned for high-quality engineering and manufacture; they have been making lights alongside all their other products for many years. The…
View reviewThe stats for this light certainly make for impressive reading: 2600 lumens, 300grams, adaptive lighting and a cable free design, this is one serious…
View reviewFor years I struggled with a helmet light with a battery pack, getting cables wrapped around my neck or strapping batteries to my helmet.…
View reviewDesigned in New Zealand the Gloworm X2 is designed to be as inconspicuous as possible, until you turn it on. It is a tiny…
View reviewWe’ve been fans of the Diablo range of lights for some time, last year the Diablo Mk4 was a clear favourite amongst the test…
View reviewExposure have been producing excellent lights for some time now, their knowledge and experience shows with this latest edition of the MaXx-D. Aimed at…
View reviewHope launched the R1 as a smaller sibling to the very popular R4 light, which we tested last year. The R4 boast an impressive…
View reviewThis rechargeable tail light is a new offering from NiteRider for the 2012/2013 season. The Solas features a 2 watt LED, as the name…
View reviewLight and Motion have been at the forefront of light design for some time now, they offer a large selection ranging from the popular…
View reviewThe Power Drive XL is one of the flagship lights from Lezyne aimed at the rider looking for something light small and powerful. A…
View reviewThis rear light from Lezyne means business with a maximum of 70 lumens when in high-visibilty Daytime mode. Your mates will certainly be able…
View reviewLezyne have been synonymous with quality since their very inception, and the Macro Drive very much upholds that tradition. Aimed essentially as an all-singing,…
View reviewThis light set from Lezyne is a very neat offering with a compact design and simple silicon rubber strap for connecting to your handlebar…
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