Front Lights
Illuminate your path with front lights from Magishine, Lezyne and Cateye. Reliable, bright and designed for all conditions. Essential for night rides and visibility.
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Cateye Ampp 400S HL-EL084SRC Head Light
₹3,190Unit price /Unavailable
₹3,000Unit price /Unavailable
₹2,990Unit price /Unavailable
Lezyne KTV Drive Pro 300+ Lumens Black Head Light
₹2,850Unit price /Unavailable
Cateye HL-EL160 Headlight (External Battery)
₹2,190Unit price /Unavailable
D-Light CG-123P Rechargeable Head Light
₹2,100Unit price /Unavailable
Lezyne Femto Drive 15 Lumens Head Light
₹1,275Unit price /Unavailable
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best lumen range for a front cycle light?
What is the best lumen range for a front cycle light?
For urban cycling, 200-500 lumens is sufficient. For rural or off-road cycling, a light with 800-1200 lumens or higher is recommended for better visibility.
Can front cycle lights be used during the day?
Can front cycle lights be used during the day?
Yes, many front lights come with daytime running modes that make you more visible to other road users, even in daylight.
How do I charge my front cycle light?
How do I charge my front cycle light?
Most front lights are USB rechargeable. Simply connect the light to a power source using the provided USB cable. Charging times vary based on the model, so check the specifications.
What beam pattern is ideal for a front light?
What beam pattern is ideal for a front light?
A wide beam pattern is ideal for off-road and trail riding, while a focused beam is better for road cycling to illuminate distant objects.
Is it legal to use a flashing front light?
Is it legal to use a flashing front light?
In many regions, it is legal to use flashing front lights for better visibility during the day. However, for night riding, a steady beam is generally preferred to illuminate the path ahead.