Features
- Three-mode, 1.0-watt red LED taillight made for biker safety
- 30-hour runtime in flashing mode; 15-hour runtime in steady mode
- Precision Euro reflector; weather resistant build; 1.5-second hold switch
- Comes with two AAA batteries, backpack clip, and rack, seatpost, and seatstay mounts
- zZz, zZzPOP!, cornea blitz, and rock steady modes; lifetime warranty against defects
Price: $32.00
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Built with a powerful 1.0-watt Nichia LED bulb in red, the Radbot 1000 from Portland Design Works defends you and your bike against rear collisions with three eye-catching modes. Running with two AAA batteries, the Radbot offers runtimes of 30 hours in flashing mode and 15 hours in steady modes. The Radbot's precision Euro reflector, meanwhile, maintains your visibility even when the LED is not illuminated. The Radbot comes complete with a backpack clip as well as a rack, seatpost, and seatstay mount so that it is easy to secure to your bike or your person. The on/off switch must be held for 1.5 seconds, preventing the Radbot from being accidentally turned on in your pocket or bag when not in use. Built to withstand all weather conditions, the Radbot carries a lifetime warranty against defects from Portland Design Works.
Specifications: Nichia brand 1.0 watt red LED Modes: zZz, zZzPOP!, cornea blitz, and rock steady Runtimes: 30 hours flashing; 15 hours steady 1.5 send hold switch prevents light from turning on unintentionally Euro reflector--conforms to EU standards Rack, seatpost and seatstay mounts Backpack clip Power: two AAA batteries (included)
What's in the Box?
Radbot 1000 Taillight, two AAA batteries, backpack clip, rack, seatpost and seatstay mounts
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