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$120 for a 709 Lumen light is not the brightest or the cheapest, but this light has field replaceable batteries if you need really long run times.

The post Review: Lezyne Super Drive XL appeared first on Mountain Bike Review.

It's a 'to be seen' light for $35. But since it's a CatEye, it over delivers and you can actually see with it.

The post Review: CatEye Volt 100 appeared first on Mountain Bike Review.

This $68 light puts out 445 Lumens and it has all the quality and design features of the modern NiteRider Lumina lights.

The post Review: NiteRider Lumina 400 appeared first on Mountain Bike Review.

This light has good beam pattern and side visibility at a $100 price point. But the competition has caught up in terms of size, price and brightness.

The post Review: Light & Motion Urban 500 appeared first on Mountain Bike Review.

The Lupine Piko 4 remains as one of the most useable helmet lights we've tested as it delivers 1120 Lumens in a 180 gram package.

The post Review: Lupine Piko 4 appeared first on Mountain Bike Review.