Rechargeable Light Guide

Riding in winter without a light will severly cut short your available riding time. In fact, if you use your bike to commute daily, the chances are that it is probably dark before you set off for your two wheeled journey home, making it near impossible to do it safely. So, if you plan on riding all year round whether it be mountain biking, commuting or just popping to the shops, a light is vital. Here you will have a couple of options, battery or rechargeable? A battery light will be suitable for the more casual rider who may occasionally venture out in the dark or do so for shorter periods, where it will serve it's purpose without any problems. However, what about the cyclist who spends 5 hours or more riding each week? Those batteries would be sapped of their energy in no time! The solution would be a rechargeable light. Although initially more expensive to buy, a recharcheable light will prove more cost effective over the course of the year compared to a battery operated unit. What's more, they will offer unrivalled light output and rapid charge times on some models.

We stock a comprehensive range of lighting solutions from brand leaders such as Hope, Cateye, NiteRider, Exposure and many more. Below, you will find a small selection of some of our best selling rechargeable lights, with approximate burn times in between charges as well as test condition images. So if you want an exhilirating night-time trail-blazing session or a safer ride home from work, we are sure to offer something for you.

USE Exposure Maxx Daddy

The Maxx Daddy has arrived, the latest in USE's cable free design light range has an extra LED pumping out an impressive 960 lumens! Utilising all the same excellent features as the rest of the range, the Maxx Daddy is a sure fire hit!

Hope Vision LED 4

The four-LED spread gives enough light throw to let you know what happens next, plus masses of peripheral for dealing with what’s happening now. Considering the power, performance and toughness of the light, the price is excellent, making this a great all-round trail lamp.

Cateye EL R3

Cateye's new ultra powerfull R3 utilises 3 state of the art Lumiled LEDs in combination with Cateye's patented Power Opticube technology to deliver more than double the brightness of its predecessor, the Triple Shot Pro EL-830. Unlike other lighting systems at this price, the R3 uses a remote switch which can be positioned anywhere on your handlebars.

Cateye EL R2

A masterclass in compact design and minimal weight, the versatile R2 makes a perfect bike or helmet light, whether commuting or adventure racing. The 2 new Lumiled LEDs generate a phenomenal amount of focussed light.

USE Exposure Race Maxx

For pounding the tarmac but doubles up as a great entry level off-road light. Super lightweight and versatile. Includes new SPT - Smart Port Technology.

NiteRider Minewt x2 LED Dual

This is one of our favorites. It’s so flexible and light-weight  that it give the user a lot of options at a good price.

NiteRider Minewt x2 LED

By incorporating a new high powered LED the MiNewt X2s output more than doubles for 2008 to 150 lumens on high and 92 lumens on low!

USE Joystick Maxx

The ever popular Joystick light is back for another year. Now featuring the unique Smart Port Technology (SPT) this multi award winning light is a sure fire winner for all cyclists.

Cateye EL610 Single Shot

This unit has generates 15000+ total candle power output which is pretty substantial. The light is a completely cable free fitting and has just a 4 hour charge time.

NiteRider Minewt USB

The MiNewt Mini-USB is the first bike light to feature a Li-ion battery capable of being charged from the USB port of your PC or wall outlet, weighing in at just 175g the mounting options are virtually limitless.

Cateye EL600 Single Shot

An alternative to it's bigger brother model. This unit has generates 11000+ total candle power output which is pretty substantial. The light is a completely cable free fitting and has just a 5 hour charge time.