 |   Publisher : Planet Bike Company : Planet Bike List Price: Our Price: $22.25 You Save: $12.74 (37%) |
Features
- Beamer 1 features new 4X brighter Nichia eXtreme V 2.0 LEDs
- Beamer 1 features new beam puts light where you need it
- Beamer 1 features up to 100 hours of run time on 2 AA batteries (included)
- Blinky 3 features 3 super-bright LEDs and built-in parabolic reflector provides visibility up to 1 mile
- Blinky 3 features up to 200 hours of run time on 2 AAA batteries(included)
Product Description
The Planet Bike Beamer 3 Headlight features a QuickCam bracket mount that adjusts or removes in seconds. Features: 3 Super bright white LEDs visible up to 2,000 ft. Soft touch Power Switch accesses flashing + Steady modes. QuickCam bracket mounts, adjusts or removes in seconds. Up to 100 hours run time on 2 AA Batteries (included)SimilarProduct
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Customer reviews
Can't be beat for this price 
by .. C. Keller (Petaluma, CA USA)
This is definitely made for letting others know you are there not for riding dark trails at night, but, it does that very well and at a great price. Front and back are plenty bright enough for getting attention. Both mounted easily. My only tiny complaint is that they don't default to the same mode one to flashing and the other to solid.
works well by .. K M K (Maryland)
I've been really happy with these lights. I the front light is bright enough for an average suburban road, and I like the blinking function on the back light. I haven't used them long enough to judge if the battery length is as long as they say, but so far I've had no problems. The bracket for the tail light was strange, I never did figure out how it was supposed to work, but I just skipped the bracket entirely and used the clip that was attached to the light. The clip seems sturdy enough by itself. Overall I'm very happy with them and it was the best price I found around.
Good for the money by .. J. Goadby ()
After a search around the Internet, I found these to be the best priced LED bike lights I could find. The rear light is a similar design to most bike LED light brands, and very bright. The front light is much smaller than I expected with just 1 LED, however it is still pretty bright so other road users can see you.
The only aspect i didn't like about them, is the front light's bracket has a quick release feature to it, which is a little tricky and not very quick! The usual nut and bolt used for bike lights would have been better.
However, these are pretty good lights for the price.
Good for urban areas with street lights by .. J. Silva (Los Angeles,CA)
This is what I have on my xtracycle cargo bike right now. The headlight has performed really well over the years. It's waterproof and the batteries can easily be taken out and installed. You just turn the knob and put the batteries in-no unscrewing the light just to put batteries in which is nice. The only issue I have with the light is that I often take it on and off when i lock up my bike somewhere. Although it easily comes off your bike handlebars, the rubber piece that attaches to the mount can easily get lost.It's bright enough for urban areas with street lights. If you are off road I'd go with something more powerful.
The blinky has also put up with a good amount of abuse over the years. The only issue I have with it is that the batteries are a really tight fit-which is typical i've found of most blinkies. So sometimes it's a pain getting the old batteries out. I usually use recharable batteries.
In addition to a planet bike headlight and blinky I use a Down Low Glow Lighting Kit - Two Tubes-Envy(green) and for darker non-urban areas I will use a Blackburn Quadrant Bicycle Light
Satisfied customer by .. Jaws ()
Its nice and bright and it has that easy remove bracket. It's a little too big for my handle but so was my last light, so it's probably just my bike model. Unfortunately, I haven't had time to properly install it yet, as I keep forgetting to bring a screw driver to remove the old light and get those rubber rings from it; but it is really bright and I feel tons safer than with my old light.