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Bike Lights

Bike lights help you see the road ahead and make you more visible to other road users. At Velonova, you'll find front and rear bike lights, light sets and accessories from Lezyne, Knog, Cat Eye, Garmin and other brands. When choosing, consider your riding conditions, light output, battery life and mounting options.

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Lezyne Radar Pro React Light Set
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Lezyne Radar Pro 300 Rear Light
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Cat Eye AMPP200 II / ORB II Light Set
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Cat Eye AMPP200 II Front Light
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Cat Eye NANO F II / NANO60 II Light Set
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Cat Eye AMPP400S / ViZ100 II Light Set
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Cat Eye AMPP200 II / ViZ100 II Light Set
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Cat Eye AMPP400S / NANO60 II Light Set
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Cat Eye AMPP500S / ViZ150 II Light Set
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Cat Eye AMPP900 / ViZ300 Light Set
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Cat Eye AMPP900 / ViZ300 II Light Set
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Cat Eye NANO F II Front Light
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Cat Eye NANO60 II Rear Light
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Cat Eye ViZ150 II Rear Light
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Cat Eye ViZ300 II Rear Light
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Cat Eye ViZ450 II Rear Light
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Cat Eye Orb II Front Light
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Cat Eye Orb II Rear Light
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Dynamic Red Lyte 100 Rear Light
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Dynamic Lyte 400 Front Light
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Dynamic Lyte 800 Front Light
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Knog Blinder Rear Bike Light | Skull
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Garmin Varia™ RCT715 Radar Tail Light with Camera
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Cat Eye Orb Rear Light
Cat Eye Orb Rear Light
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How to choose bike lights?

When choosing bike lights, also known as bicycle lamps, the most important thing is to consider where and when you usually ride. On well-lit city streets, lower-output lights are generally sufficient to help you stay visible, while unlit roads and forest trails require stronger front lighting so you can clearly see the road and obstacles.

Front bike lights illuminate the road ahead and help you remain visible from the front, while rear bike lights help you stay visible from behind. If you need both, a bike light set is a convenient choice.

How bright should a bike light be?

Light output is measured in lumens (lm). A higher lumen rating means more light is emitted overall, but the width and distribution of the beam are also important for illuminating the road.

A compact light is often sufficient for riding on well-lit streets, while darker roads call for a more powerful model with an even beam. It is also important to adjust the light's angle correctly to avoid dazzling other road users.

What should you know about power sources and battery life?

Rechargeable bike lights with built-in batteries are the most commonly used option. There are also models with replaceable batteries and lights designed for electric bikes, which can be powered by a compatible e-bike electrical system.

Battery life depends on the selected lighting mode – at maximum brightness, the battery usually runs out faster. When choosing a light, check the manufacturer's stated runtime for the specific mode and consider whether it will last for your usual rides.

What additional bike light features should you consider?

For everyday use, convenient mounting, water resistance and easy-to-switch lighting modes are important. Check whether the light can be mounted in your preferred position and whether the included mount fits your bike. If you need a different mounting solution, you can find additional options in the bike light mounts category.

Some bike lights offer smart features such as automatic brightness adjustment, brake lights, radar or a camera. Radar-equipped rear bike lights can alert you to vehicles approaching from behind through a compatible bike computer or smartphone app, depending on the model. Consider whether these features suit your riding habits.