Weber mLite review

Works best as a secondary rather than sole rear light

Our rating

3.5

10.00

Published: November 26, 2007 at 3:30 pm

Our review
If you cycle at night with a flag, get one; if not, there are better alternatives

Like most tiny LEDs, this is a visibility aid rather than a replacement for your main rear light.

On your bike, it will fit to a seatstay, seat rail, cable outer or, as pictured, a rack strut. But it's best for fitting to the kind of flagpole you might have sticking up from a trailer - which must have its own light(s), by law, for UK night riding - or recumbent. Not only does it fit securely, at 22g with battery it won't bow the pole over either. Fitting is by a painfully tight rubber ring and a contoured plastic cleat. The single red LED (white version available) is powered by a 3 volt CR2 battery (included) for a claimed 150 hours. Light is steady only, not flashing, and you need to be careful switching it on: turn the body one way, the light comes on; turn it the other, it comes apart so you can get the battery out.
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