Description
Probably the brightest bike light on the market. Brighter than the Cateye Volt 6000 and Exposure Six Pack Mk10.
M-Tigersports Superion bike light, helmet light and head light with solid mount for 25-35mm bars
Claimed output 4000 lumens.
Measured output 8589 lumens.
This light is incredibly bright. I thought it would be interesting to see how it compares to my car headlights on full beam and I have attached photos taken with the same exposure.
It comes with a handlebar mount for 25 – 35mm bars, a velcro helmet mount and a sturdy head harness which has a holder for the battery. It also comes with an extension cable, so the battery can be carried in a pocket.
The power selector is illuminated.
There are fseven leds, one with a flood beam, three spot beams and three medium beams, and it gives even illumination from close up to the far distance.
It comes with a handlebar mount for 25 – 35mm bars, a velcro helmet mount and a sturdy head harness which has a holder for the battery. It also comes with an extension cable, so the battery can be carried in a pocket.
The power selector is illuminated.
There are fseven leds, one with a flood beam, three spot beams and three medium beams, and it gives even illumination from close up to the far distance.
| Light source &Luminous flux | 7 Cree XP-L2 leds |
| Working modes | 100%-85%-70%-40%-10% |
| Power source | 8*18650 Samsung brand battery pack(14.8V 7AH) |
| Battery pack | Waterproof rubber coated casing |
| Dustproof and waterproof level | IP68 |
| Protections | Under voltage, over voltage ,over current protection |
| Size / Shell material | 91mm *47mm*35mm (L*W*H) Aluminum alloy |
| Mount place | Handlebar, headstrap and helmet |
| Weight on the bike | 741g |
| Weight of lamp head | 135g |
Complete with UK charger and sturdy carrying case.
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