Top-quality bicycle rear light with long operating time. The Fenix BC05R V2.0 bicycle rear light is highly visible and versatile. The red light, visible up to 200 meters, ensures that you are seen while cycling, running, or walking. The ultra-fast and durable USB-C charging port charges your rear light from empty to full in just 1.5 hours! On a single charge, the BC05R operates continuously for up to 72 hours! The bicycle light\u2019s large 400 mAh Li-Po battery provides up to 120 hours of use when using the 5-lumen slow flashing mode. So, if you cycle two hours every day for a month, that\u2019s just one charge! The BC05R V2.0 charges quickly via the USB charging port. <\/p>\n
The light\u2019s large switch has a power indicator that clearly shows the remaining battery level with indicator lights. The battery status is clearly indicated by color and flashing lights as follows: green light (sufficient charge 100\u201385%), flashing green (moderate charge 85\u201350%), red (low charge 50\u201325%), and flashing red (charge battery 25\u20130%). The package includes a buckle attachment strap that allows convenient mounting to seat posts of all sizes. Additionally, a clip mount is included, expanding the light\u2019s use as, for example, a chest light or a visibility light on a backpack. The BC05R V2.0 is an excellent choice for commuters, active cyclists, runners, and outdoor enthusiasts who want to ride and be outdoors safely in all seasons. <\/p>\n
Package includes:<\/strong><\/p>\n Features:<\/strong><\/p>\n The Fenix brand always guarantees top quality; the BC05R V2.0 is IP66 dust and splash resistant. All Fenix lights are tested in-house according to the American ANSI\/FL1 standard. The BC05R light comes with a two (2) year Fenix quality guarantee.<\/p>\n By law, bicycles must use lights at dusk and in the dark. Practical reasons also support the use of lights on bicycles, as drivers can detect a lit bicycle in time. At dusk and in the dark, the bicycle must have a white or pale yellow front light by law. Since January 1, 2015, instead of a fixed light mounted on the bicycle, a cyclist may also use an equivalent light attached to themselves, such as a headlamp. Since June 1, 2020, when riding at dusk and in the dark, the bicycle must also have a red rear light. Orange or white spoke reflectors or reflective tape on the tire increase visibility.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n
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