Interbike 2011: LED lights get more powerful Illumination from Niterider, L&M, Exposure, Lupine, Hope and more Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By James Huang September 17, 2011 at 12:00 pm Niterider’s new flagship is the Pro 3000 LED with an incredible 3000 lumens of output James Huang/Future Publishing The Niterider Pro 1500 LED runs for either 2:30 or 1:30 on the high setting depending on which battery is used James Huang/Future Publishing New mounts for Niterider’s top-end lights swivel to better accommodate riser bars James Huang/Future Publishing The new Niterider MiNewt Pro 750 weighs just 245g James Huang/Future Publishing Niterider’s MiNewt Cordless all-in-ones provide up to 600 lumens of light James Huang/Future Publishing Niterider’s new Mako commuter lights use standard AA batteries instead of rechargeable Li-ion cells James Huang/Future Publishing The Niterider Lightning Bugs are easy to mount to various tube shapes and sizes with their silicone rubber bodies James Huang/Future Publishing Niterider’s CherryBomb rear flasher (left) is obnoxiously bright – just the thing to alert drivers of your presence James Huang/Future Publishing Light & Motion’s Seca range is unchanged for 2012 James Huang/Future Publishing