KNOG LIGHTS/CAMERAS
2011 Knog Skink White LED Light
While the ultra-compact Knog Frog is one of our all-time best selling lights, its output leaves you sometimes wanting (or needing) more. Luckily Knog makes bigger, brighter lights like the Skink. Instead of the Frog's single LED, the Skink boasts a pack of four. Where the Frog is most useful for ...read more
2011 Knog Skink Red LED Light
There are two opposing theories about riding at night and staying safe. One holds that a stealth approach is the best way to avoid malicious attacks. But we ask, what about errant drivers and sheer accident? The Knog Red LED Skink is made to support the second nighttime safety theory -- make ...read more
2011 Knog Boomer White LED Headlight
What started with a tiny glob of silicon rubber and a single LED, Knog now has quite a selection of water resistant lights for both ends of your bike. The Knog Boomer Headlight uses LED technology like the others, but it offers a strobe function as well for supreme visibility. The ...read more
2011 Knog Boomer Red LED Taillight
Most of Knog's lights are relatively small, and the Boomer Red LED Tail light is no different. But don't let its small stature fool you, the boomer has a super intense strobe function that allows you to be visible well beyond the reach of standard red flashers. The Boomer tail light is ...read more
2011 Knog Frog Strobe Red LED Light
Riding in the city at night yields a special kind of excitement. When most people are settling down in their favorite chair or god forbid, sleeping, you have the streets to yourself -- swooping in and out of parking lots, over curbs, claiming the pavement for your own, if only until the sun comes ...read more
2011 Knog Frog Strobe White LED Light
Part of the allure, or conversely the deterrence, of riding in the city at night is the excitement of the unforeseen, be it a pothole, a pedestrian, or a car pulling out from a side lot. Needless to say, part of being safe is being seen. If you like to ride in town at night, maybe a small head ...read more
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