TEST: The Trelock LS 760 I-GO Vision is characterized by its ease of use in a handy format. The bicycle light with StVZO approval convinces in everyday use.
Test of the Trelock LS 760 I-GO Vision - all information & data on the bike light at a glance
The LS 760 I-GO Vision is the strongest with 100 lux bike light with built-in battery from Trelock. she is StVZO-compliant, which means it is designed to be glare-free like car headlights. Its LED shines downwards and is deflected forwards by a specially developed reflector. The housing of the bicycle lamp is made of sturdy plastic and makes a robust impression. It is attached to the handlebars using a clamp with a ratchet system and clamping lever. The LS 760 I-GO Vision snaps firmly and securely onto this clamp using a snap lock. Nice feature: the bicycle lamp can also be used as a power bank. It is particularly practical that it already has a modern USB-C connection. Unfortunately, Trelock does not offer a replacement battery - however, according to their own statements, they are very accommodating. But if the battery has reached the end of its life after a few years, there is no way to exchange it. Not even for experienced hobbyists, because unfortunately the case does not have a screw to open it.
Data sheet
| luminosity | 100 Lux |
| light modes | 5 (100lux, 80lux, 60lux, 40lux, 20lux) |
| Lighting time | 2:15 hrs, 2:45 hrs, 3:30 hrs, 5:30 hrs, 10 hrs |
| Charging time | Depending on power source |
| charging connector | USB C |
| Mounting options & adapters | Handlebar |
| performance battery | 3000 mAh |
| battery | Unavailable |
| Remote Control | No |
| weight with bracket | 175 gr |
| StVZO approval | Ja |
| Color temperature | 5000 - 6000 K. |
| Price | €144,99 |
Delivery
The Trelock LS 760 I-GO Vision comes neatly packed in a black and red cardboard box with the following scope of delivery:
- LS 760 I-GO Vision bike light
- handlebar clamp
- USB-C charging cable
- USB-C adapter cable
- Clear, easy-to-understand operating instructions
We would like to commend the really easy-to-understand, well-illustrated Trelock operating instructions.
Accessories & Extension
If you only want to use one bicycle lamp for several bicycles, you can purchase another handlebar mount (ZL 760) from Trelock for €3,99 each. There is also a handlebar mount with screw attachment (ZL 801) and a mount for mounting on the fork (ZL 600), also for €3,99 each. This makes the LS 760 I-GO Vision system very versatile and can be expanded very cheaply.
Test: The Trelock LS 760 I-GO Vision in use
assembly and fastening
The LS 760 I-GO Vision is mounted using a handlebar clamp with a ratchet system. This is simply plugged together - it is important to have sufficient pressure so that the clamp sits firmly on the handlebars. The system is finally locked in place by moving a clamping lever. Thanks to the simple, intuitive process, the bike light is ready to use in under a minute, even when used for the first time. The lamp is now simply attached and snaps into place neatly. It is released by a push button on its underside. This process is also simple and intuitive and is unproblematic even when wearing gloves. The LS 760 I-GO Vision sits firmly and securely in the holder - absolutely nothing wobbles or moves. So nothing stands in the way of driving on forest roads. Depending on the route, the lamp can be turned a few degrees to the left or right; for example, to illuminate the edge of the road. The only annoying point for our testers: The strap of the ratchet system protrudes significantly. However, if you do not want to mount the bicycle lamp on a thicker handlebar, you can simply cut it off.
Service
Operating the bicycle lamp is also intuitive. Its brightness can be adjusted in five stages using a plus and minus button. If the plus button is pressed for one second, the LS 760 I-GO Vision switches on at the lowest brightness level. Accordingly, the lamp is switched off by pressing and holding the minus button. Incidentally, the operation of the buttons also works well with gloves. A bright display provides comprehensive information: In addition to the light level in the form of bars and numbers, the battery level and the remaining light time are displayed - and the time as well. The level function is also interesting: the best lighting angle of the lamp is set using the display without dazzling other road users.
battery & runtime
The empty battery is charged via a USB-C connection. This is protected by a small rubber cover - as a result, handling is a bit fiddly. It is also important to know: The LS 760 I-GO Vision comes without a charger; only the appropriate charging cables are included. Trelock assumes that everyone has suitable chargers anyway – for smartphones, for example. For ecological reasons, this assumption makes perfect sense. Accordingly, the charging time of the battery depends on the charger used - for common devices it should be between 2 and 5 hours. If you want to know exactly, you can loading time calculator use. The burn time of 2:15 hours at full power and 10 hours at the lowest power is more than enough for most applications. According to Trelock, even at -10° C the burn time should still be over 2 hours at full power, which would be a pretty good value.
The light field of the Trelock LS 760 I-GO Vision
The LS 760 I-GO Vision illuminates the route surprisingly homogeneously and brightly. The Trelock bike light creates a slightly brighter area at a distance of about 15 meters. This is very advantageous when driving faster, because the visual guidance is also located at about this distance. Especially in curves with tighter radii, we would like a broader illumination of the road, because it gets dark quickly here. The same also applies to the rural area, which is not brightened by the ambient light. The area directly in front of the front wheel up to a distance of about 5 meters is a bit dark. It is also marked by fragmented light, which can sometimes be a bit disturbing. Nevertheless, the Trelock LS 760 I-GO Vision is a top-level StVZO bicycle lamp.
The light levels in direct comparison
