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What characterises the best bike lights tested by Kassensturz

Michael Restin
14.11.2019
Translation: machine translated

A battery-powered bike light is not necessarily good just because it is bright. It must not dazzle oncoming traffic, must illuminate the path properly and should also be visible from the side. This is where many of the models tested by "Kassensturz" fall short.

The best sets tested by "Kassensturz":

Some manufacturers have recognised the problem

What you can do wrong from the testers' point of view

When is which lighting suitable?

Additional lighting on the head

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