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Cycle Lights 2019 CYCLE LIGHTS 2019 XPOSURE LIGHTS always push the boundaries of lighting performance. The 2019 range brings innovative new E technologies and the latest LEDs ensuring Exposure remains ahead of the game. Upgrades throughout the range mean whatever your ride, your light just got better. YNC Bluetooth connectivity enables the rider to personalise the light outputs through an app and gives wireless S JVU[YVS"9L(2;(TIPLU[3PNO[;LJOUVSVN`KLSP]LYZH\[VTH[PJHKHW[PUNYLHYSPNO[PUJYLHZPUNZHML[`HUKYLÄULK 9LÅL_IVVZ[ZL]LUIYPNO[LY^P[OPTWYV]LKI\YU[PTLHJJ\YHJ` +LZPNULKI\PS[HUK[LZ[LKPU.YLH[)YP[HPUX\HSP[`PZHZZ\YLKNP]PUN`V\[OLJVUÄKLUJL[V 6^U;OL5PNO[ TECHNOLOGIES REFLEX+ SYNC REFLEX+ Technology enables the light to automatically adjust SYNC is the latest technology, using a Bluetooth controlled EULJKWQHVVWR\RXUULGLQJVW\OHE\GHWHFWLQJDLUñRZJUDGLHQW App to create bespoke burn times and output with remote and cornering forces. Reaching full power for steep descents switch control, it allows the rider to have simultaneous and reducing output for slow climbs. Improvement of the command of both helmet and handlebar lights to give the technology now means that the light will dim to a low level ultimate smart operation. when stationary increasing ride time by 50% compared to constant output. REAKT TAP ReAKT (Ambient Kinetic Technology) is the next generation of TAP (Tap Activated Power) is an innovative way to quickly rear lighting, a light that adapts to the conditions of the ride. switch between modes by tapping either the body of the light %\ñDULQJXSXQGHUEUDNLQJIRUFHVRUDXWRPDWLFDOO\DGMXVWLQJ RUKHOPHWZLWKRXWWKHQHHGWRðQGDEXWWRQIRUIDVWUHOLDEOH to the surrounding ambient light ReAKT Technology makes control to match the pace of the trail. your rear light a beacon for safety. PELOTON MODE FAST CHARGING Peloton mode utilises ReAKT Technology for use in a chain New generation of chargers allow charge time to decrease gang by dimming upon detection of a rider’s front light, from up to 25% to 55%, depending upon model of light. SUHYHQWLQJDGD]]OLQJHσHFWEXWñDULQJXSDVDEHDFRQDWWKH 'HWDLOVLQVSHFLðFSURGXFWSDJHV tail of the pack. DayBright 8VLQJDVSHFLðFSXOVHSDWWHUQDQG/XPHQLQWHQVLW\ò'D\%ULJKWFXWVWKURXJKWKHGLVWUDFWLRQVRIEXV\URDGVDQGYLVXDOQRLVHIRUWKH modern motorist. Visible from over a Kilometre away, even in the brightest of sunlight, DayBright mode will get you be noticed. OLED STATUS DISPLAY (OSD) The OLED panel gives program and mode information before switching to an accurate burntime countdown. When charging, OSD displays the percentage of stored energy in the cells so you know how long it is before you can get back to riding. CABLE FREE DESIGN (CFD) The primary design feature of Exposure Lights, Cable Free Design removes the hassle of cables and straps utilising the superb range of brackets for speedy, rock solid attachment. OPTIMISED MODE SELECTOR (OMS) The Optimised Mode Selector allows you to easily select from a concise number of programs to provide the optimum lighting for your ride. SMART PORT TECHNOLOGY PLUS (SPT+) SPT+ enabled lights automatically recognise accessories allowing you to power additional front and rear lights, use the Remote Switch and charge USB devices on the move. INTELLIGENT THERMAL MANAGEMENT (ITM) Patented technology in the circuitry of Exposure Lights manages the power to control the temperature of the LEDs and ensure the OLJKWVUHPDLQDVHτFLHQWDVSRVVLEOH FUEL GAUGE Exposure Lights Fuel Gauge technology accurately displays battery power and burntime information so you can see how long you have left to ride. SYNC Six Pack Sync MaXx-D Sync SRP £485 SRP £435 Leading model with Bluetooth connectivity and app to allow the facility for bespoke Powerful, with spot and wide beam to highlight the edge of the trail, complementing burn times and on the fly control. High powered, deep reaching and wide beam aggressive riding on single-track and technical terrain with brightness automation with very high output and massive battery, perfect for full throttle riding with \ZPUN9LÅL_;LJOUVSVN`)S\L[VV[OJVUULJ[P]P[`HUKHWWHSSV^PUN[OLMHJPSP[`MVY 9LMSL_;LJOUVSVN`HUKOV\YLUK\YHUJLYHJPUN\ZPUNSV^LYV\[W\[Z[VHJOPL]L ILZWVRLI\YU[PTLZHUKVU[OLÅ`JVU[YVSNEW Fast Charging has decreased long burn times. NEW Fast Charging has decreased charge time by 40%. charge time by 35%. Ideal Partner: Diablo SYNC Ideal Partner: Diablo SYNC TRAIL/ENDURO TRAIL/ENDURO XC/CX XC/CX ROAD/TT/TT ROAD/TT COMMUTE/URBAN COMMUTE/URBAN OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY S\TLUZ9LÅL_)VVZ[ 386 g Min 2 hrs 15,500 mAh Li ion S\TLUZ9LÅL_)VVZ[ 310 g Min 2 hrs 11,600 mAh Li ion 3600 lumens constant Max 36 hrs 2500 constant Max 36 hrs Diablo Sync SRP £265 Powerful helmet light with SYNC Bluetooth connectivity for ease of use when on the trail and to create bespoke burn times tailored for your ride. 3 LEDs to power a wide beam without compromising on brightness. NEW Fast Charging has decreased charge time by up to 30%. Ideal Partner: Six Pack SYNC/Maxx D SYNC TRAIL/ENDURO XC/CX ROAD/TT COMMUTE/URBAN OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY 1500 lumens 120 g Min 1 hr 3400 mAh Li ion Max 24 hrs MTB BAR LIGHTS Mk 9 Mk 10 Six Pack Mk9 MaXx-D Mk11 SRP £435 SRP £385 High Powered, deep reaching and wide beam with very high output for all-out, rapid Powerful & wide beam to highlight the edge of the trail, complementing aggressive YPKPUN^P[O9LÅL_;LJOUVSVN`4HZZP]LIH[[LY`MVYOV\YLUK\YHUJLYHJPUN\ZPUN YPKPUNVUZPUNSL[YHJRHUK[LJOUPJHS[LYYHPU^P[OIYPNO[ULZZH\[VTH[PVU\ZPUN9LÅL_ lower outputs to achieve long burn times, ideal for grinding out the laps. Technology. High capacity battery for epic trail adventures. NEW Fast Charging has decreased charge time by up to 40%. NEW Fast Charging has decreased charge time by up to 35%. Ideal Partner: Diablo Ideal Partner: Axis/Joystick TRAIL/ENDURO TRAIL/ENDURO XC/CX XC/CX ROAD/TT/TT ROAD/TT COMMUTE/URBAN COMMUTE/URBAN OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY S\TLUZ9LÅL_)VVZ[ 386 g Min 2 hrs 15,500 mAh Li ion S\TLUZ9LÅL_)VVZ[ 310 g Min 2 hrs 11,600 mAh Li ion 3600 lumens constant Max 36 hrs 2500 constant Max 36 hrs Toro Mk10 Race Mk13 SRP £305 SRP £250 Tight beam for highlighting the trail directly ahead encased in a lightweight unit that is Compact, lightweight and focused unit that delivers an impressive 1900 lumens, the ideal perfect for Cross Country riding. solution for XC racing. No compromise on technology for a lightweight and sleek unit. NEW Fast Charging has decreased charge time by up to 55%. *YVZZV]LYWV[LU[PHSMVYYVHKHUKVɈYVHKJ`JSPUN5)!9LÅL_;LJOUVSVN`UV[[VIL Ideal Partner: Diablo used on road. NEW Fast Charging has decreased charge time by up to 35% Ideal Partner: Joystick TRAIL/ENDURO TRAIL/ENDURO XC/CX XC/CX ROAD/TT ROAD/TT COMMUTE/URBAN COMMUTE/URBAN OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY S\TLUZ9LÅL_)VVZ[ 236 g Min 2 hrs 8700 mAh Li ion S\TLUZ9LÅL_)VVZ[ 186 g Min 2 hrs 5800 mAh Li ion 2000 constant Max 36 hrs 1450 constant Max 36 hrs HELMET MOUNTED Mk 10,11 &12 Axis Mk6 Joystick Mk13 Carbon SRP £190 SRP £180 0U[LUZLHUKUHYYV^ILHT[VW\UJO[OYV\NO[OLÅVVKVMHTHPUOHUKSLIHYSPNO[[VMVJ\Z 3PNO[^LPNO[]LYZPVUVM[OLZ[HUKHYKUV^^P[OHSPNO[^LPNO[JHYIVUÄIYLIVK` on what lies ahead; from rock gardens to the sweet spot of the berm. 0U[LUZLHUKUHYYV^ILHT[VW\UJO[OYV\NO[OLÅVVKVMHTHPUOHUKSLIHYSPNO[[VMVJ\Z Brightness can be adjusted by a tap to the light’s body to keep up with the pace of the VU[OLSPULHOLHKILP[YVV[ZHUKVɈJHTILYVYÄYLYVHKJY\PZPUN [YHPSUVI\[[VU[VÄUK Proven pedigree with multiple award wins in its class. NEW Fast Charging has decreased charge time by up to 35% TRAIL/ENDURO TRAIL/ENDURO XC/CX XC/CX ROAD/TT ROAD/TT COMMUTE/URBAN COMMUTE/URBAN OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY 1150 lumens 102 g Min 1.5 hrs 3100 mAh Li ion 1000 lumens 90 g Min 1.5 hrs 3100 mAh Li ion Max 24 hrs Max 36 hrs Mk 10,11 &12 Joystick Mk13 Diablo Mk10 SRP £165 SRP £215 0U[LUZLHUKUHYYV^ILHT[VW\UJO[OYV\NO[OLÅVVKVMHTHPUOHUKSLIHYSPNO[[VMVJ\Z High powered helmet light that uses 3 LEDs to deliver a wide beam to light up the VU[OLSPULHOLHKILP[YVV[ZHUKVɈJHTILYVYÄYLYVHKJY\PZPUN whole trail for your all-mountain adventure. Brightness can be adjusted by a tap to Proven pedigree with multiple award wins in its class. [OLSPNO[»ZIVK`[VRLLW\W^P[O[OLWHJLVM[OL[YHPSUVI\[[VU[VÄUK;VJLSLIYH[LH decade of Diablo there are 3 limited edition colours; blue, burnt orange and purple. NEW Fast Charging has decreased charge time by up to 30% TRAIL/ENDURO TRAIL/ENDURO XC/CX XC/CX ROAD/TT ROAD/TT COMMUTE/URBAN COMMUTE/URBAN OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY 1000 lumens 93 g Min 1.5 hrs 3100 mAh Li ion 1500 lumens 120 g Min 1 hr 3400 mAh Li ion Max 36 hrs Max 24 hrs COMMUTE/URBAN Sirius Mk7 Switch Mk3 SRP £100 SRP £80 Uprated output in a compact form for the perfect urban commute light and can be 7YLTP\TSPNO[NLHYLKMVYJVTT\[PUN^P[OZPKLPSS\TPUH[PVUMVYą]PZPIPSP[`<:) HKHW[LKLHZPS`^P[OHJOVPJLVMWYVNYHTZ:THY[7VY[HSSV^Z[OLHKKP[PVUVMVW[PVUHS JOHYNPUNHUK+H`)YPNO[ÅHZOWH[[LYU*HUILOLSTL[TV\U[LKOLSTL[TV\U[ZVSK accessories including Support Cells and Red Eye rear lights. Side illumination for separately). Available in a pack with TraceR DayBright rear light. ą]PZPIPSP[`HUKZHML[`H[Q\UJ[PVUZ*HUILOLSTL[TV\U[LKOLSTL[TV\U[ZVSK separately). Available in a pack with TraceR Mk2 ReAKT TRAIL/ENDURO TRAIL/ENDURO XC/CX XC/CX ROAD/TT ROAD/TT COMMUTE/URBAN COMMUTE/URBAN OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY OUTPUT WEIGHT BURNTIME BATTERY CAPACITY 750 lumens 84 g Min 1.5 hrs 2900 mAh Li ion 475 lumens 77 g Min 3 hrs 2600 mAh Li ion Max 36 hrs Max 24 hrs pulsing ROAD/TT BAR LIGHTS Strada SB Strada RS SRP £300 SRP £255 :\WLY)YPNO[V\[W\[^P[OHYVHKZWLJPÄJILHT[VPSS\TPUH[L[OLKHYRLZ[VMY\YHSYVHKZ Sleek unit for Road Sport and commuting with a punchy output for both rural and :PKLPSS\TPUH[PVUMVYą]PZPIPSP[`HUKZHML[`H[Q\UJ[PVUZ urban cycling.
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