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DESCRIPTION
The Blinder 120 StVZO is the perfect choice for urban cyclists who take their rides and their safety seriously. Combining robust CNC construction, compact design, perfect StVZO compliant beam angles and a powerful light output, the Blinder 120 StVZO front bike light raises the bar by which front bike lights are measured.
NO ORDINARY FRONT BIKE LIGHT
A powerful front light with robust mounting, long lasting battery life and a compact & lightweight form.
Produces a powerful 120 Lux StVZO compliant road focused beam
Industry leading battery tech provides 2 hrs runtime on full brightness
Up to 8.5 hours runtime on Low mode
Includes a tough and durable mount
Pre-programmed with 3 light modes to suit all conditions
USB-C rechargeable (cable not supplied)
100% waterproof with an IP67 rating
Intelligent button LEDs show battery level & charge status
Side illumination windows for improved visibility
MODE LUX RUNTIME High 120 2.5 hrs Medium 70 4 hrs Low 40 8.5 hrs -
DETAILS
- SKU: KNG13421
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FAQ
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Q: How bright do bike lights need to be?
A: For mountain biking, brightness depends on terrain. For forest trails and general night riding, 200–600 lumens is suitable. For faster, technical riding or downhill-style trails, 600–1000+ lumens is recommended to properly illuminate obstacles and terrain changes.Q: Do I need bike lights for mountain biking?
A: Yes. Bike lights are essential for night riding, early morning rides, and low-light trail conditions. They improve visibility on technical terrain, help you read trail features like roots and drops, and make you more visible to other trail users.Q: Do I need a helmet light or handlebar light for MTB?
A: Both are commonly used. A handlebar light provides forward illumination of the trail, while a helmet light follows your line of sight and helps illuminate corners and technical sections. Many riders use both together for better depth perception and control.Q: Are Knog bike lights good for mountain biking?
Q: Can you ride MTB trails at night safely?
A: Yes. Knog lights are great for MTB use where compact size, secure mounting, and reliable visibility are important. They are commonly used for trail riding, night XC, and commuting to trail centres due to their lightweight design and USB rechargeability.
A: Yes, night mountain biking is safe when using appropriate lighting. Riders typically use a high-output front light and helmet light combination to illuminate terrain, improve depth perception, and identify obstacles such as rocks, roots, and drops.
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