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Hotrod Front 110

No longer in productionHotrod Front series
Hotrod Front 110 bike light, photo 1

Engineered to be seen day and night, the incredible sleek Hotrod™ Front 110 emits a powerful 110 lumens of wide beam brilliance. Its continuous array of white LEDs penetrate broad daylight and the dark roads at night with powerful flashes and an extra wide radiant glow. Every bit the road cyclist’s light, it uses a low profile flexible mount designed for most handlebars including aerobars.

  • 110 lumens
  • 1:30 ~ 100 hours run time
  • 6 light modes

Specifications

Output

110 lumens

Total Modes

6

Run Times

Low Steady: 100 hrs

High Steady: 1:30 hrs

Low Flash: 30 hrs

DayLightning®: 3:30 hrs

SteadyPulse®: 6 hrs

Zoom: 6 hrs

Charge Time

3 hrs

Mounting

Flexible mount for seat post/seat stay

Battery

Built-in lithium-ion

System Weight

29 g

Originally in the box

Hotrod™ 110 front light, micro USB charging cable, flexible mount

Archived reference only. Specs reflect this model at the time it was sold and are not current product information.

Features as sold

  • Powerful 110 lumen white light with 6 light modes
  • Built-in 24/7 Safety Technology® gives you a powerful selection of night and day modes (High - Low - SteadyPulse® - Low Flash - DayLightning® - Zoom)
  • SteadyPulse® mode features a steady beam to help motorists gauge their distance while overlapping pulses keeps them alert
  • DayLightning® mode emits lightning-like flashes to highlight your presence in the brightest of daytime hours
  • Zoom mode signals those around you with gentle changes in brightness
  • Continuous array of LEDs work in unison to illuminate an extra wide and powerful glow
  • USB rechargeable lithium-ion battery
  • Low battery indicator
  • Light mode memory saves the mode you're in before the light is turned off
  • Ultra low profile, water resistant design only weighs 29 grams
  • Versatite™ flexible mount conveniently attaches to most handlebars including aero bars

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