Bright 5 LED Bicycle Bike Head Light

• High quality compact flashlight is necessary for outdoor survival activities

• High performance light from this flashlight is strong and bright

How to Install a Bicycle Headlight:

• Remove the mounting bracket from the box your light came in. Most companies use a hard plastic mounting bracket that attaches to your seat post for a taillight and to your handlebar for a headlight
• Remove the screw the from the mounting bracket. In some cases, such as with many of CatEye's popular light models, you'll simply need to turn a knob that threads into the bracket in a counter-clockwise direction to remove it. Others use the type of screw that requires either a Phillips or flathead screwdriver for removal
• Fit the bracket around your seat post or handlebar. The bracket forms a circle that can be pulled open so that it fits around a seat post or handlebar. Ensure that you place the bracket so that when you attach the light to it, parts of your bicycle such as the rear wheel, saddle or brake cables will not block the light
• Tighten the bracket to the seat post or handlebar. You will turn the screw that tightens the bracket in a clockwise direction using either a screwdriver or your fingers
• Attach the light to the bracket. Front and rear lights tend to attach the same way on most models. Simply slide the light onto the grooves on the bracket. While the exact setup varies by light, it will be obvious when you have your light in front of you

How to Compare LED Bike Lights:

• LED bike lights have improved steadily over the years and are now more powerful and longer lasting. A wide variety of mounting systems and beam strengths are available to suit the lighting needs of almost any rider. Manufacturers pack multiple LED bulbs into a single lamp to multiply light intensity and increase visibility. Compare the performance, price and features of LED bike lights that are currently available to find the one that works best for you
• Evaluate the brightness in lumens of the available LED bike lights. Most manufacturers will list the total generated lumens in the product description or on the packaging. Brightnesses vary greatly from just over 100 to almost 2,000 lumens
• Look at the different estimated run times and power source options on the LED bicycle lights' packaging. Nicad-powered LED lights tend to burn out much more quickly than those powered by NiMh and lithium ion batteries
• Review the the various mounting designs and available versatility features. Mounting brackets may not be adjustable and are often designed for one handlebar diameter. Some models have more than one light that can be positioned separately
• Check for extra features such as dimmer control, flash settings and color change. The controls for these features should be large enough and accessible so they can be adjusted while riding
• Compare the relative prices of LED bike lights that have similar features and power

Package Included:

• 1 x 5 LED Bicycle Head Light
• 1 x Bracket