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Best Bike Lights, Tested and Reviewed (2025)
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The best bike lights are a cycling essential, whether you're commuting through city streets or blazing trails after dark.
There's a wide array of lights to choose from, with options ranging from budget-friendly urban blinkers to car-headlight-style bright beasts.
We tested dozens to help you choose the best lights for visibility, battery life, and budget.
Knog 's brightest bike light set is available as a pair or sold individually.
The Blinder 1300 (yes, that's 1,300 lumens) comes with a handlebar mount and a GoPro undermount for versatility.
The rear light has a simple clip, rather than a separate mount, with a choice of three rugged rubber bands.
Each light offers four modes, with two levels of solid light and two flashing.
The light is fairly bright ( two levels of fixed brightness, two flash patterns, one disruptive) with excellent side visibility.
To use, you either pair with a Garmin bike computer, or sync to your smartphone via the Garmin app.
The Varia ’s accelerometer can automatically detect a collision and saves clear footage from before, during, and after the incident.
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