Lumintop Bicycle Headlight

Name: Lumintop Bicycle Headlight
Brand: Lumintop
SKU: lumintop-bicycle-headlight

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Product Description

Designed for urban cycling and commuting, the Lumintop C01 bicycle headlight will help illuminate your path while you’re riding after dark. Featuring a low, medium, and high output mode, the light relies on a single Cree XP-G3 LED that can produce up to 400 lumens on high Read More

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Jun 22, 2018

For Massdrop to get into cycling accessories, it needs to aim a bit higher, with high-lumen and touring lights. Small stuff like this is always on sale through the big bike retailers.

Jamac

Jun 22, 2018

this light isn't bright enough to see where you are going at night. At best a driver might see it and not turn in front of you.

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drewberg

Jun 21, 2018

The strobe function is super useful/important for daytime visibility, whether you're commuting or a road cyclist. It was a poor choice to put that feature behind a 10-second button press. I'd pick this up as a backup but that sounds pretty annoying.

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drewberg

Jun 21, 2018

drewbergOn my headlight, the strobe is a single button press away from the constant-on (high-med-low-strobe are in a single-press cycle). When I am bike commuting, sometimes I'll be constant-on and use the strobe function like a car horn, to alert drivers to my presence so they don't hit me with their car. That's impossible with this light.

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A community member

Jun 21, 2018

My biggest problem with bike lights is lack of replaceable battery. It's a very important thing to take into consideration which is not something manufacturers obviously think about. Non-replaceable battery means limited cycling time as should it go empty on you you have no ability to replace on the road. And more importantly this also means that after some 400 cycles or so, you have no other choice but to toss out perfectly good working bike light.
Luckily this one seems affordable but I would love to see additional information about how easy it is to service. Spread pattern looks good but I wouldn't consider this anything more than in city commute light. Long distance riders, in my opinion, should look for something like Phoenix BC21R, which uses 18650 batteries which last huge amount of time and can be easily replaced.