Archived combo set
Rover II Xtra LED

For the 2008 / 2009 season the Rover II LED Xtra has been upgraded with a smaller frame mount NiMH battery pack to free up your bottle cage and ensure hours of riding. The headlight is as bright as a 25 watt halogen, provides 4 light settings (including an all new boost and flash setting), 2 special settings (walking and SOS) and a low battery indicator. The new battery is ultra compact for easy storage under the top tube and provides up to 3.5 hours on the high setting while recharging under 3 hours with the smart rapid charging system. Streamlined for the 2008 / 2009 season, this light will brighten any road or path.
- New 3rd Generation High-Brightness LEDs
- Complete weatherproof construction
- LED output equivalent of 25 halogen watts (255 Lumens)
Specifications
- **FEATURES**
**Rover II Extra**
- LED Output (Lumens)
255
- Bicycle / Special Lighting Modes
4 / 2
- High-Brightness<br>Run Time
3.5 hours
- Low-Brightness<br>Run Time
10 hours
- Battery Type
Frame Mount NiMH Battery
- System Weight
Head Wt: 115 g
Batt Wt: 275 g
- Charge Time
2.5 Hours
Archived reference only. Specs reflect this model at the time it was sold and are not current product information.
Features as sold
- New 3rd Generation High-Brightness LEDs
- Complete weatherproof construction
- LED output equivalent of 25 halogen watts (255 Lumens)
- Compact NiMH frame mount battery
- Extra long 3.5 to 10 hour run time on bicycling settings
- 6 total brightness / flashing settings
- Brightness - Bicycling Mode: High - Low - Boost - Flash
- Flashing - Special Mode: Walking - SOS
- Battery low indicator integrated into the headlight
- Cross-Fire™ design spreads the beams side-to-side for maximum ground coverage
- Durable shockproof LEDs
- Smart Rapid charger
- Heavy-Duty Flip-Lock handlebar bracket fits oversized and standard sized handlebars
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