NiteRiderLumina 1000 Boost USB Rechargeable Bike Light Powerful Lumens Bicycle Headlight LED Front Light Easy to Install for Men Women Road Mountain Adventure Commuter Cycling Safety Flashlight

This thing is awesome. Almost as bright as Outbound Lighting light.

This light is very bright. I go for rides at 4am in a rural area with 0 street lights and I can see very well using the light on high but not on boost mode. Easy to mount on the handlebars, very secure mount.

Thus is 2nd Lumina light. I LOVE this brand. I use it as a helmet light for night cycling. It illuminates road hazards well. Its mount makes it easy to snap in and out quickly and easily.NOTE: It arrives in lock mode. I almost returned it because the light wouldn't come on. Then recalled that its shipped in locking mode. Held for 7 seconds and the light came on.My evening rides can last 3 hours. Never once has this brand dies on a ride.You won't be disappointed with this light.

I bought this for a 24-hour mountain bike race and used it satisfactorily on the handlebar. I wouldn’t want it on my helmet, however, because it’s surprisingly heavy and obtrusive at 4 inches long, so I borrowed a 400 lumen light from a friend for my helmet. The run time on the boost setting is short so I used the next down, which is 750 lumens. This was sufficient combined with my helmet light, but I was envious of some other riders who had better and brighter lights. If I did a lot of night riding I would buy a very bright and lightweight light for my helmet and likely keep this on my handlebar.

This light is simply the best of its kind.

I have used Niterider Lumina's since I bought the original 600 back in 2011. When it died last year from me accidentally forcing the USB in upside down (my fault, 100%), I decided to start upgrading. I got the 1800 Boost for my handlebars and the Micro 650 for my helmet. The helmet mount still works the same after 12 years, but the handlebar mount has been updated to accommodate 35mm bars. Both of these lights have been flawless, and I expect another solid 10 years out of them.I also have a 150 lumen walmart light for personal carry that I have had for a few years and it finally gave out on me. I decided to upgrade it to an actual decent light, and this 1000 lumen bike light is currently on sale for less than $50 bucks!! That is a steal my friends. Not only did I get a great light for around the house, but I got a light that is compatible with pretty much every other mountain bike rider's mounting system if anyone needs a spare. It fits comfortably in my hands, recharges quickly, battery lasts forever (21 hours on walk mode), and gets super bright if I need it to be.The ONLY downside is the heatsinks run the length of the light on both sides. If you run it on bright mode for an extended amount of time, they will get hot. Usually they are supposed to be ran on a bike and the wind will cool them down, but if you are just carrying them in your hand make sure you wear gloves. Luckily they cool down quickly once turned off, or if the brightness is turned back down.

Very happy

It simply didn't work. Returned