NiteRiderCherryBomb 100 Tail Light
Item # NRIU10V
- A powerful taillight to ensure you're seen when the sun sets
- Internal reflector enhances visibility even when light is off
- 100 lumen output allows you to be seen up to 1 mile away
- AAA batteries easily replaced for hassle-free use
- IP6 waterproof rating means you're safe during that rainy commute
- Included seat post mount for attaching either to pack or bike
What do you think about this product?
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March 26, 2021
NiteRider Cherrybomb
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
- Fit:
- True to size
I had a battery operated one for 6 years and never a problem! Went to the ESB port rechargeable and had to replace after one year. Did this twice. Learned my lesson and now back to battery operated and live it! It's perfectly obnoxious for anyone behind me. A sure attention getter. That's why I own one. Looking forward to it being everlasting
Marlene C.
December 21, 2020
Steer Clear of NiteRider Taillights
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Over eight to ten years for two bikes, I purchased three or four NiteRider headlights and at least as many NiteRider taillights… based primarily on the tech specs. Early ones were not rechargeable, later ones rechargeable. Now questioning, er... abandoning, my brand loyalty. One taillight simply stopped working (Cherry Bomb), another had the clip mount crack off, and the most recent one never lived up to the charging specs out of the box and quickly got worse from there (Solas). I’m a pride-of-ownership kinda person, take care of my stuff, have been anything but “hard” on these lights, and they’ve been unsatisfactory. Without getting into the details, let’s just say my interaction with NiteRider customer support was less than satisfying. Zero, zip, nada appreciation for my loyalty. The OLED headlight still works fine after two seasons. But I’d steer as far away as I could from their taillights. Longevity sucks. I’m likely to opt for the Specialized Stix Elite 2 Taillight or the Lyzene Strip Drive Pro Tail Light to replace the latest NiteRider that broke.
Paul K.
December 11, 2020
not rechargeable
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I should have read the description before buying, but this does not have a rechargeable battery - it uses two AAA batteries.
Mac S.
Chris S.
October 3, 2021
So you’re knocking two stars off because you didn’t read the description? WTF?