Cygolite Hotrod Front– 110 Lumen Bike Light– 3 Night & 3 Daytime Modes– Sleek Durable Design –IP64 Water Resistant– Sturdy Flexible Mount– USB Rechargeable Front Light– for Road & Commuter Bicycles

I have a Dash 460 up front, a Hotshot 150 in the back, and a Hotrod 50 in the front. In addition to the Hotrod 110, I have the 440 on the front. The Hotrod 110 is a great ride for daytime riding as it compliments that set up. As a stand-alone 'be seen' light, I don't think it is enough. It's a good backup to the Dash 460, though. It's very bright if you're directly in front of a true headlight like the 460, but only if you're at least a few feet away. It has a much brighter side angle than the Hotrod 110. Unlike the Hotrod 110, the 110 is not bright enough to be noticed easily from 100 yards away in broad daylight. When you need that, something like the Dash 460 will do it perfectly (In fact, in broad daylight you can clearly see the Dash 460 from several hundred meters away). Hotrod 110's visibility is clearly visible from 50 yards (confirmed with testing), but just not as well as a 460 lumen lamp. Only in late afternoon when the sun was directly facing the light (with a beam pointed at the sun with the viewer's back to the sun) did the system not work. Just as the sun engulfed it, so did the sun. enough, even when the light was right in front of the sun (the sun and light were both pointing at the viewer at the same time), it worked. In spite of being bright enough to make you visible at night, the beam of the Hotrod 110 is not focused enough to give you the illumination you need to see ahead At the end of the day, it'll provide enough illumination as a night light. It'd be pretty hard to blind someone if they had something like this, because (assuming street lights are lighting your path, and you don't need a real headlight) Something like the Dash 460 is merely overpowered at night. When the sun is out, it's good to pair it with a bright It will be easy for a driver to spot my 460 lumen light from a greater distance because it is bright. As soon as that attention is established, the Hotrod 110 will help keep it as it adds more light spread out over a greater.

June Wilson

| Nov 03, 2020

When riding on a fairly busy street in full sun, I bought this item in order to make myself more visible. The text on the sign claims that it is visible during daylight, but it is really only visible when looking directly A design that will stand out at 3 would be the following I took this at 300 in the afternoon, in full daylight, and I could not figure it out. This works, but I wasn't expecting it to be so good. I have given it four stars because it is okay, but not what I thought. The Cygolite Dash Pro 600 took its place after I returned the old one. That day lightning setting is something you do not want to.

Melvin Carney

| Oct 25, 2020

A few months ago, I purchased this. As well as the headlight, I have the matching taillight. This is a very good light since you would like The eye is not designed to see. There are two stars because of a broken piece of rubber that serves as a mount and covers the mini usb charging port. The light will not stay in place because it has become susceptible to moisture. There is no solution for that problem due to its newness. was attracted to its compact design, but like the Knog blinder 2 front headlight, I am still using it because it failed.

Camryn Willis

| Sep 17, 2020

This Bright "See Me!" will definitely catch your attention! While other reviews suggest that this light won't provide cyclists with much visibility to road conditions, I can confirm that this Cygolite Hotrod Headlight is bright enough for riders to be seen by other vehicle drivers. *Note Although the headlight is clearly intended to be mounted on handlebars, I had no room to mount it on my handlebars, after brakes, phone mount, etc. As a result, I mounted it During installation, the rubber band around the mounting fastener just barely stretches around the fork. I am very happy with this.

Kamila McKinney

| Jun 03, 2021

The Cygolite Hotrod Front 110 Bike Light is my second light in that design. To fulfill my need for a backup in case my main one goes down before I get home, I got another. The low forks allow me to see the edge of the road and any potholes coming up on a night ride. I run lights no matter what time of day it is. My visibility was increased from having lights on my bike during the daylight hours, especially early in the morning or at night when the driver's eyes are blinded by the son. Once a driver wanted to thank me for that, those lights made me more visible.

Hector Burgess

| Oct 17, 2020

While the shape of the tee concerned me, it fits well and seems to belong

Update See attached photo for an example of how I moved the light to the front of the head tube with a hairband.

Amari Allison

| Mar 23, 2021

It has been 7 months since I purchased this light, and I use it on both my road bike and hybrid bike. It has never fallen off my bike while riding in the rain or even through rough NYC streets it has been tested in freezing temperatures and has always worked great. This light has 6 different light settings and is super bright, and the brightest setting is practically blinding at times. I also have an identical Just about anything can be strapped to them. They are easily and quickly removed and put back on. You will need When I have the light on lowest setting I recharge every 2 or 3 days and use it for about 2 hours each.

Zechariah BARLOW

| Apr 02, 2021

I found this light to be excellent for increasing the visibility of my email Light in this photo is not representative of how bright it is, it is very I can't bear to look at it for too long. It is critical that other cars, bikes, scooters, and pedestrians can see me even if I am occasionally riding at night in NYC. There is something small but very powerful about this light.

Jamir Cameron

| Oct 30, 2020