Lynx Raven is a great light for everything from trail riding to night hiking to trying to find missing items at the back of drawers. I think the bar/helmet mount is a little light weight, but it holds the light very well. The mount for the bars just broke on a big crash... even 2 fingers couldn't survive without breaking, so no shade being thrown on Lynx. They're a great company to work with.
I really like Serfas MTB lights. Field replaceable batteries and super bright directional light. The old Tru-750 even had interchangeable lenses for wide/narrow beam patterns.
The Outbound Hangover has good wide pattern, but wish the battery lasted longer.
The Seca Endura is the best light I've used and it's on full blast on the bars for the entire ride. I stick the battery in a Revelate Gas Tank bag. Still working to find a good pairing for my helmet. For the dark dank nights this winter, it's nice to have some atomic brightness.
Jan. 30, 2023, 1:24 p.m. - yardrec
Lynx Raven is a great light for everything from trail riding to night hiking to trying to find missing items at the back of drawers. I think the bar/helmet mount is a little light weight, but it holds the light very well. The mount for the bars just broke on a big crash... even 2 fingers couldn't survive without breaking, so no shade being thrown on Lynx. They're a great company to work with. I really like Serfas MTB lights. Field replaceable batteries and super bright directional light. The old Tru-750 even had interchangeable lenses for wide/narrow beam patterns. The Outbound Hangover has good wide pattern, but wish the battery lasted longer. The Seca Endura is the best light I've used and it's on full blast on the bars for the entire ride. I stick the battery in a Revelate Gas Tank bag. Still working to find a good pairing for my helmet. For the dark dank nights this winter, it's nice to have some atomic brightness.