Bontrager Flare RT Rear Bike Light – Sprockets Cycles

Make every ride safer with the all-new Flare RT. It's 36% smaller, 30% more powerful and runs 20% longer. An updated USB port seals out water on even the wettest rides.-
Bontrager Flare RT Rear Bike Light The ultimate daytime running light Make every ride safer with the all-new Flare RT. It's 36% smaller, 30% more powerful and runs 20% longer. An updated USB port seals out water on even the wettest rides, and the distinctive flash, focus and range enable it to be seen from 2 km away during daytime hours. Features: Specifically designed focus, flash and range for ultimate daytime visibility The interruptive flash pattern produces up to 90 lumens for ultimate daytime visibility The integrated light sensor auto-adjusts brightness to your environment Connect with Garmin® and Bontrager ANT+ devices for always on, battery status and control Flash modes: 90LM-6hrs, 45LM-12hrs, 5LM-15hrs. Steady modes: 25LM-4.5hrs, 5LM-13.5hrs Confidently ride through wet conditions with an updated USB port and IPX7 waterproof rating Battery-save mode provides 30 minutes of additional runtime when battery life reaches 5% Includes Flare RT, rear Quick Connect bracket and Mini USB charging cable

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