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Item # KNG001P
Item # KNG001PPlus Rear Light
The Knog Plus Rear Light is a tail light that can be mounted to your bicycle's seatpost, seatstays, or pannier rack using a nifty quick-release magnetic mount, or you can remove the magnetic mount all together and attach the light to your shirt or backpack via the integrated clip. Perfect for commuting, road cycling, or even running, this versatile little light is highly water-resistant and features a 20-lumen LED output through five different modes designed to alert other road users to your presence. Choose between two different flash modes, strobe, pulse, or a steady beam depending on your preferences and the conditions at hand. The Knog Plus Rear Light is rechargeable, and plugs directly into a USB port to charge with no cable required.
- A compact, lightweight, and versatile bicycle tail light
- Mounts to seatpost, seatstay, or rack via QR magnetic mount
- Can also be attached to shirt or backpack via integrated clip
- 20-lumen LED output alerts road users to your presence
- Choose from flash, strobe, pulse, or steady beam modes
- Highly-water resistant for all-weather usage
- Plugs directly into USB port for recharging
- 12g weight is impressively lightweight
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Jinda PhommavongsaVersatility and Compact wonder tool
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
first this light is tiny. mounted, it's not an eye sore no matter where/how it's on the bike. I wish it was a little brighter, but 20 lumens is surprisingly bright the way these COB LEDs are configured.
integrated charging mount means no messing with cables, a big plus. the magnetic mount is surprisingly strong. I've only used it on Road rides but it's never fallen off.
the best part about the light for me is it can be mounted in a number of ways on the bike, or simply clipped to a seatbag or jersey pocket.
my only caveat is that included mount isn't angled for consideration of seat post angle mounting and if the included mount is used, the light may be angled downward.
my solution to that was using zip ties to fix the light magnetic mount to my seat post head directly under my seat and angling the light upward slightly.
