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.
NITERIDER ORIGINALS
The Products That Helped Define Night Riding
For more than three decades, NiteRider has built lights for the people who keep riding after the sun goes down.
Some of the ideas riders now take for granted helmet-mounted lighting, intelligent rechargeable systems, high-output performance, adaptable mounting, and wider visibility were developed early in NiteRider’s history.
This is a look back at some of the products and patented systems that helped shape how riders see, ride, and stay visible after dark.

Early Helmet Lighting
Light Where You Look
1989–1992.
Before compact handlebar lights became the norm, NiteRider was building helmet-mounted systems that let the beam follow the rider’s line of sight.

Digital Pro 12
The Bike Light Got Smarter
1997–1999
The Digital Pro era was about more than putting out more light. It gave riders meaningful control over output, battery feedback, charging behavior, reserve power, flash modes, and multi-light systems.

FlameThrower
More Than One Kind of Light
Early 2000s | HID + LED Lighting System
The FlameThrower combined long-range HID output with LED lighting for closer-range use and visibility.
It was built around a very real riding problem: sometimes you need to see far down the trail, and sometimes you need useful light right in front of the bike.

High-Output LED Systems
Late 2000s–2010s High-Output LED Evolution
More Light. Less Compromise.
As LED technology improved, NiteRider helped move serious lighting away from bulky systems and toward more compact, rechargeable lights riders could use every day.

Jawbone Helmet Mount
Built to Follow Your Line
2017 | U.S. Patent 9,572,388
The Jawbone Helmet Mount was developed for off-road moto riders who need light to move with their line of sight.
Mounted to the chin bar of a full-face helmet, it keeps the beam pointed into turns, through changing terrain, and wherever the rider is looking not just where the handlebars are aimed.

Pivot Pro
One Light. More Places to Use It.
2019 | U.S. Patent 10,267,498
Pivot Pro was built around a simple idea: a light should move with the rider not stay locked to one bike, helmet, or setup.
Its mount-and-base system makes it easy to attach, remove, and reposition compatible NiteRider lights across MTB, moto, powersports, and the other places riders work, ride, and explore.

Sentry Aero 260
Visibility Beyond Straight Back
2022 | U.S. Patent 11,225,299
For commuters and serious road riders, visibility is not just about the car directly behind you. The real risk often shows up at intersections, in bike lanes, and when traffic approaches from an angle.
The Sentry Aero 260 was designed to help riders stand out across a wider field of view putting light where drivers are more likely to notice it from behind and from the side.