Tail light strap mount works as advertised. Very secure and easy to attach to bicycle.
Works just like the original.
MUCH brighter than my current tail light, and love the charge indicator light. Great to have as the days get shorter this fall.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT REAR VISIBILITY.
Traffic, mounting position, runtime and features like brake sensing or connected control all change the job. Choose the rear light around how and where you ride.
Compact, rechargeable rear visibility built for everyday use. At 59 g, Vmax+ 180 combines seven modes, USB-C charging, mode memory and an integrated wearable clip, with runtime from about 4.5 hours on High Steady to 24 hours on Low.
$34.99
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The same 59 g, 180-lumen Vmax+ platform adds Brake Sensing Technology, changing the light output as you slow or stop to give riders and drivers behind you another visual cue. Seven modes, USB-C charging and mode memory keep the everyday usability of the standard Vmax+.
$44.99
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Choose Omega when rear-light output is the priority. Its 330-lumen maximum output is NiteRider’s highest-output standard taillight, with Daylight Visible Flash, six modes and runtime ranging from about 6 hours in Max Flash to 36.5 hours on Low Steady.
$59.99
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The same 330-lumen output and runtime as Omega 330, with NiteLink compatibility added for riders building a connected NiteRider lighting system. Pair it through a compatible NiteLink headlight to add supported wireless control; compatible headlights and controls are sold separately.
$69.99
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Built for bikes where mounting and viewing angle matter. Sentry Aero fits aero or standard seatposts and provides 260° visibility from a lightweight 65 g body, helping riders stay visible from the rear and sides. Six modes and Daylight Visible Flash make it a strong fit for road and triathlon setups where a conventional taillight can be harder to position.
$49.99
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Sentinel combines a 250-lumen Daylight Visible Flash with Laser Lanes that project two visible lines beside the bike, helping define a more noticeable riding space in traffic. Seven lighting and laser modes let riders use rear visibility, projected lanes, or both depending on the ride.
$64.99
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Built for riders who want simple operation and seriously long runtime. CherryBomb delivers 100-lumen Daylight Visible output, a built-in reflector that continues adding visibility even when the light is off, and up to 136 hours of runtime from two replaceable AAA batteries.
$24.99
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A straightforward rear light for everyday riding and commuting. TL 6.0 uses two replaceable AAA batteries, provides 210° visibility, four lighting modes and up to 60 hours of runtime—an easy option when simplicity matters more than rechargeability.
$12.99
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