Magnetic Helmet Light

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"I started using the Magnetic Helmet Light on my early morning road rides and it has changed how I think about visibility. Mounting directly to the Heritage 2.0 puts the light at eye level for drivers rather than down near the seatpost, and the magnetic connection is rock solid even on rough chip seal. The flash mode draws attention from a long way back and the two hour USB-C charge means it is always ready to go."

Visibility on the bike is not a luxury, it is a survival strategy, and where you put your light matters as much as how bright it is. The Thousand Magnetic Helmet Light solves both problems at once by mounting directly to the rear of the Heritage 2.0 helmet, positioning the beam at head height where drivers are most likely to register it, rather than at seatpost level where it can be obscured by a wheel, a bag, or the geometry of a low riding position.

The light runs three distinct output modes to match the demands of any ride. The solid mode delivers a steady 30 lumens for five hours, reliable and consistent for low-light conditions where constant visibility matters. Flash mode steps up to peak 40 lumens for five hours, the mode of choice for mixed light commutes and open road riding, where drawing a driver's attention from a distance is the priority. Eco pulse drops to 10 lumens and stretches the battery to 12 hours, a practical choice for long days in the saddle or multi-stage touring where charging stops are not always guaranteed. IP54 water and dust resistance keeps the unit running through wet morning rides and gritty road conditions, and the USB-C port means one cable handles charging across your entire kit. The magnetic connection is designed exclusively for the Heritage 2.0 platform, so the mount is purpose-built rather than a universal compromise, and the two-hour charge time means topping off between rides takes less time than your post-ride coffee.