Cygolite Hotrod 120, 90, 50 Lumen Bicycle Tail Light Models- Night & Daytime Modes– Wide Glowing LEDs- Compact Sleek– IP64 Water Resistant– Sturdy Flexible Mount- USB Recharging–Great for Busy Roads

Best pair of lights I’ve owned. (edited 4 years later)
I’ve owned a lot of small usb rechargeable lights but the Cygolite Hotrod beats all of them. I have had these for almost two years now. They are still going strong.1. Brightness. Both front and rear have sufficient brightness and a variety of light modes. The light mode I find myself using a lot is the low flash. It says low flash, but my no means is it “low”. During sunset to the darkest of nights, this low flash setting is unbelievably bright. To add, this setting goes for 32 hours before a recharge is needed. I had a pair of Serfas Tridents, and those went on for around 8 hours before needing a charge (on the low flash). If the road is really dark, the hotrod at it’s highest brightness (High Steady) does a decent job. I can see around 5 feet ahead of me, luckily I also have another light on for these scenarios. The Cyolite Hotrod is for sure a “to be seen” light, not so much of a “to see the road” type of light, if you guys get what I mean.2. Form factor. The light itself is really small. Around 8cm long. Despite this, like I said, the battery life is exponential. The straps are also very convenient for whatever seatpost you have. I have the Specialized Venge post and the straps work just fine. I had another bike with a 27.2 seatpost, the straps also did just fine then too. The straps have been in use daily for almost 2 years with no sign of wear. The light itself is of robust quality too. I dropped it countless times, and the plastic cover on the rear light covering the LED did crack. But honestly, it spreads the light sideways now sooooo haha. Kidding, but it still works like a charm. No water has seeped in either.3. Price? A lot of people may argue that spending almost 60 dollars for a pair of lights isn’t worth it. I’d have to argue against that. A light is for you to be seen at night. I’d rather spend good money on a QUALITY bike light and be safe. Rather than, spend my money on a cheapo light and risk it all. I convinced a lot of fellow friends to buy this light and all of them will tell you the same thing “it was worth it”.Conclusion?Buy this. If you’re in the market for a new small light, this will suit your needs. Not only is it bright, the light is tough, long lasting, and small. I hope this review helped any of you. Thank you!The advertised weight is accurate btw.(4 years later)The lights are still working, bright, and used daily. These lights have been through a lot. Countless charge cycles, yet it still hasn’t failed. The battery life is still great.

Up date after 2 months: Great Light works on our helmets so we added more to our front forks.
New review after 2 months:We liked the ones we added to our helmets so much we bought two more each for our front forks. These are really bright but have variable settings and the charge easily last for the 4 dark hours each weekend and recharge after than in about 15 minutes.No problem with them falling off, or needing a safety leash, as we first worried about after reading some reviews. The stretchy strap is strong and the rubber pads on the back of the light keeps them from slipping down our tapered forks even on the roughest roads and trails.The bad is that the micro charging port is covered by a tiny rubber button attached to a very thin and easily torn gasket that seals the light. We have broken one already and now just cover the port with a small piece of duct tape so no real problem. It would be nice if they also sold replacement gasket / port covers as they are easily accessed with 2 small screws.We recommend them to friends and will buy more for the rear of our bikes once our much more expensive ones die.Original Review:As a professional product designer I would have given it 5 stars if they had designed the tabs you hook the rubber band over so that there was a slot behind them for a velcro strap, or they had hole in the frame to attach a safety leash.After adding them to our helmets I want to add them facing our from our front forks so we are more visible from the side. It seem all modern forks are tapered as the go down and I’m a little worried that they will slip down and fall off so stay tuned for a update on that.

Best Tail Light
Taillight is very bright with multiple flashing settings and day and night brightness. I have one for my bike and bought this one for my wife. Easy to put on and take off the seat stem. USB wall outlet charging is easy. Generally about a half hour charging time. My old light is good for about two one hour bike rides before recharging. I’ll see if new light holds a charge longer then two rides. Overall quality is good. Would recommend.

Can’t ask for more in a taillight. More than bright enough, lots of wonky flashing modes (never use them, myself – as an occasional car driver, I’m sure they’re more confusing than helpful), and battery life so long that you’ll eventually end up charging just out of sheer boredom. The rubber strap is easy to attach and detach. Perfect.

Estilizado diseño que no agrega peso y proporciona excelente luminosidad durante la noche o el dia. Vale la pena la inversión para tu seguridad mientras ruedas en la calle

Fabulous back light. Brought for my husband Theres no chance that other vehicles on the road cant see him