Busch u. Müller Lumotec IQ Cyo Premium senso plus dynamo bike lights black dynamo bike lights

The media could not be loaded. I bought this after light after having to cycle home in the dark without lights on a few occasions as the batteries had died or had run out of charge.It was after watching a couple of YouTube videos I discovered these lights, and I’m glad I did. I never again have to worry about charging my lights overnight or at a computer in work or have some halfwit come along and unplug them.It’s not the brightest lights I’ve used but then those were the ones that died on a regular basis, but I have been flashed by cars traveling towards me due to the strength of beam, so it must be bright enough for the road. I also use it on an old railway line with out any lights and I get good visibility.It’s a steady stream of light rather than a flash, but I still have a small flashing LED light down my fork.I’ve also added a b&m rear light which is really bright and can be seen from a good distance behind.Overall I’d say it’s perfect for commuting, and taking away the worrying of ‘have I changed my lights’.

Failed after about a year of use. B&M front lights in general fail Back are more reliable,

I bought this on recommendation having tried cheap dynamo lights and was impressed by the difference. It's not the absolute brightness tha's important but having enough light in the right places and being able to see the kerb/hedge and not dazzle oncoming drivers. The stand light is very useful but I don't bother with the automatic (light sensor) mode.

Easy to fit, replacing the standard Lyt model that came with my Brompton. High quality construction. Automatic switch on, and illuminates the road ahead very well. Ive even been told to dim it (which you can't) as it was too bright for oncoming cars. Tough. Be Seen. Be alive.

I purchased this to fit to my Brompton folding bike. The mounting bracket is sturdy but not compatible with the Brompton mount so a Brompton mounting bracket is required ( £4 from most cycling shops or Brompton direct.)I have it running on rechargeable batteries temporarily until a suitable Brompton dynamo wheel becomes available. 8x AA NiMH cells that I had lying around. Current measured at 450maGood light output and a pleasing beam pattern

That is an excellent purchase:* very bright - illuminates the road and sides for tens of meters ahead. I have never seen a lamp that powerful in any bicycle I have seen.* very good beam shape - brightest in front of the rider, with very sharp light/dark boundary making it easy to setup properly to avoid glaring oncoming traffic* capacitor for parking light is very usefulCannot recommend enough.