Lezyne Strip Alert: The very bright and robust Lezyne road bike rear light truly impressed us in our test. The alert brake light function and high-quality workmanship are appropriate for a rear light in the mid-price range. We took a closer look at the Lezyne Strip Alert and present our test impressions here. The StVZO-compliant LED rear light is equipped with… read more
Battery-powered rear lights: When it comes to lighting, cyclists today benefit from straightforward regulations and high-quality technology. However, knowing what the German Road Traffic Regulations (StVZO) require is still a good idea – here's a brief overview. The revised legal regulations for bicycle lighting from June 2017 have particularly benefited sporty cyclists: The requirement to carry a battery-powered rear light… read more
Sigma Blaze Review: This LED rear light from Sigma features a brake light and automatic headlight sensor, and impresses with its fair price. Read on to find out how the rear light fared in our comprehensive test. With the Blaze, Sigma offers a highly compliant LED rear light that met German road traffic regulations (StVZO) and won us over on many levels. Weighing in at just 26 grams including the mount… read more
Product news: This Cateye rear light is likely to appeal to many cyclists: The Rapid X2G Kinetic fits seatposts or seat stays, but can also be mounted horizontally on the rack end. It features a robust elastic band that is easily and securely threaded into a groove on either side of the long side. The 16 LEDs in between shine very brightly, the… read more
