Cycle Lights

The required brightness depends on where you ride. For urban cycling, 200-500 lumens is usually sufficient, while off-road or night rides may require 1000 lumens or more for enhanced visibility.

Battery life varies based on usage. Most rechargeable cycle lights can last between 1.5 to 6 hours on high settings and longer on lower settings. Always check the product specifications for exact details.

Rechargeable lights are more cost-effective and environmentally friendly in the long run. They also tend to have higher performance and longer battery life compared to traditional battery-operated lights.

Yes, a headlight ensures visibility ahead, while a tail light makes you visible to traffic from behind. It's important for safety to have both lights when cycling, especially in low-light conditions.

Most cycle lights come with easy-to-use mounting brackets that attach to your handlebars or seat post. Follow the product instructions for secure installation, and ensure the light is positioned to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.