NiteRider Lumina Micro 650 Front Bike Light Sabre 110 Rear Bike Light Combo Pack, Black (7711)

Very easy to install the front and back lights on my bike. They've been working great for a couple months now! I like that it has the option for flashing or solid light choice.

The light quality is superb - I ride in the country and the mid to high settings are fantastic for night rides. Not sure of how well this would work mountain biking as I ride on the roads.One caveat is after my first use the light came off the mounting rack. I contacted Nite Ryder directly and they sent me a new rack free of charge and it hasn't done so since (and these trails can be bumpy), but it might happen again.Despite that I would recommend this product, especially if you ride on mostly peaceful pavement

I wasn’t sure how much light I needed and how much I was going to ride in the pitch darkness so tried my luck with this package and was not disappointed. For $60 I got this light and a really great rear tail light. Niterider is a brand to trust so felt good about that. The 650 micro is a tremendous amount of light! I ride approx 2 miles on a lite paved bike trail and another 5 miles on a dirt fire road in the pitch darkness and back. So roughly 14-16 miles round trip. On the street part I’m in lowest setting to not blind the poor pedestrians who get an eye full even at lowest setting. Once I’m on the trail I goto the brightest at 650 and it’s plenty of light. I have a helmet mount but prefer it on my handle bars. Having it set lower allows me to see the shadows of the terrain so I can better maneuver around bumps, rocks and debris. When it’s mounted high on my helmet not so much. And you have to keep your head pointed in one direction where if it’s on the handlebar you are free to look up to stretch your neck or twist your head side to side or glance at the sunset without your bright light bugging the wild life, ha ha. If I rode a lot and did more technical rides I would probably get another and mount on my helmet. But to be honest I’m also not a fan of looking like a dork with a light on my helmet. I’m still not excited about wearing a helmet period but am slowly accepting how goofy I look with it. I also like how the run times are 2 hours on 650 lumens. If you look at the more powerful lights, especially the boosts, you’ll notice that while they are brighter, the runs times are much less. I’d rather have 2 hours on 650 than 1 hour on 1200. Plus my friend has a 1200 boost and when comparing in dark backyard, there really isn’t that big of a difference. I’d rather buy another set like this, $120 total and have two 650’s and an extra rear light. One on my handlebar and one on my helmet. Would be tons of light. As added bonus the light is a useful flashlight year round. I mean this little thing is an insane value as not only a bike like but also a rechargeable flashlight. Anything with similar specs from pelican, fenix, sure fire, etc would be double the cost easily. If I ride just street I’m not sure I would use this because it’s almost too much light. For mtn biking in the pitch dark it’s more than enough. It’s an incredibly tiny package...I’m shocked technology has come this far! Unless you are a total light snob and have way too much time and money to spend, you’ll find this more than adequate for light to moderate mtn biking in the pitch dark! Have fun!!!

These lights are effective for cyclists safety on the roads. They are bright, noticeable and get drivers attention. They are rechargeable and will give years of service.

I like to ride my recumbent trike in the morning, leaving at first light before sunrise, or leaving before sunset and riding the last half of my 15 mile ride as the sun is setting. I've had Nite Rider headlights before, and I thought they were bright, but I was amazed at how bright this 110 lumnen tail light is, and even more amazed at how bright the 650 lumnen headlight is. Charge time is 2 -1/2 hours and run time for the headlight is from 2 hours to 12 -1/2 hours depending if you want to use the brightest mode or the lowest mode. Similarly, the tail light will work on the brightest mode for 1:45 hours and up to 17 hours using the lower modes. The USB charging mode is easy to use, the lights are easy to take on and off the mounts on the trike.

I bought this because the price and it came with a tail light. I got the 900 for my wife and I got a little jelly so I got my own. It's not as big but is still really bright. The tail light is nice bright too.

I bike to work in Los Angeles. The brightness is very good for the price. Actually, I think that most bike commutes don't really need anything brighter than what is offered here. Anything lighter and you're more likely to piss off savages, I mean motorists.Charging is via standard USB cable.I bought two of these and the lights mount to my road bikes without too much hassle. The process was easier than some of the other products I used and doesn't require a screwdriver (I'm looking at you Cateye).The only issue for me was that when you turn on the light for first time, you have to press the power button 8-10 seconds. Not sure why this "feature" is included. Anyway, I missed that part in the beginning and thought it was DOA; just an FYI.

I purchased these for a gift for my husband so had bought them ahead of time, I had them in they're packaging until now. My husband opened and plugged them in charging them all night. Unfortunately only one set works the headlight in the second set will not turn on. I had purchased in the past a set and really like it they work great so I never doubted these would be just as good. They are great lights, but unfortunately its past its return date. My advice, open, charge and see if they work right away so you can return if you need. If they would make this right I'd love to give them a 5 star review!!

Resistencia de calidad

Getting the proper mode can be tricky

Great price. Easy to fix to bike. Easy to charge. Easy to navigate different modes.

Me mandaron las luces, pero la trasera no funcionó.