Lights
Review | Moon Rigel Enduro 2600 is a strong all-rounder MTB light – my complaints are very minor
A powerful, all-purpose mountain bike light for £150
Review | The Bikil 2400 is a genuinely usable MTB front light, but can you get away with spending this little?
Big battery life for remarkably little money
Review | Sigma's Buster 1600 is an easy-to-use MTB light with a focused beam, but I found one key flaw
The Buster produces impressive reach from its 1,600 lumens and has excellent controls, but its narrow beam becomes limiting
Review | Lezyne's Super Drive 1800+ Smart light is great on tight trails, but there's a rival I'd buy instead
The Super Drive has a useful app-controlled setting and wide beam, but it's limited at speed
Review | Radar flaws mean I can't recommend the compact Bryton Gardia R300L
Smart-priced smart light with inconsistent radar performance
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Bryton Gardia R300L review: radar flaws mean I can't recommend this compact light
Smart-priced smart light with inconsistent radar performance
Wahoo Elemnt Trackr Radar review: a solid-performing radar light, but it suffers from blind spots
Wahoo's debut radar light is a decent offering, but it doesn't match the market leaders
Garmin Varia RearVue 820 review: by far the best radar light you can buy, but you'll need a recent Garmin GPS to get the best out of it
The RearVue 820 incorporates new tech that elevates it far beyond everything else on the market
Lezyne Radar Drive Rear review: excellent performance and you can throw in a front light for the same price as Garmin's RearVue 820
A clever approach at a compelling price means there's a lot to like about Lezyne's rear radar
BBB Signal Radar BLS-251 review: a prominent and powerful rear light but radar performance falls short
A well-priced contender with a difference
Back Light
I tested two leading rearview radar lights – and the winner offers better performance for less money
Can Wahoo's Element Trackr Radar beat the Garmin Varia RTL515 in our rearview radar lights head-to-head test?
Review | Lezyne Strip Drive Pro 400+ Rear light
Strip Drive rear-light design gets a solid update
Review | Moon Helix Max rear light
Power and features in a small package
Front Light
Review | The Oxford Ultratorch CL1000 delivers solid performance but is starting to look dated
Large format provides powerful output, although runtime is short
Review | Moon's Titan Mini is a compact light that doesn't inspire massive confidence
Small and lightweight with a pronounced central spot
Review | Lezyne's Micro Drive 800+ is a well-built light that underperforms where it matters
A compact one-piece design with good output and runtime but some notable flaws
