Planet Bike Beamer 3 LED Bicycle Light with Quick Cam Bracket Mount

I cycle to work and I needed something for the dawn/dusk time period. This light is great! The three LEDs are nice and bright and you can use rechargeable batteries with it. One simple button press turns it on in blinker mode, another press switches it to steady mode, and then another one turns it off.

I keep it in blinker mode since I'm more concerned with other people seeing me around dawn/dusk. It attached *very* easily to my handlebars and allows for quick and simple removal from the mount in case you are worried about parking your bike and someone stealing the light.

I recommend using rechargeable batteries and keep an extra set of alkaline with you as backups in case you suddenly need them.

If a piece breaks, you can go to Planet Bike's website and order a replacement part. They state that in order to promote fixing something instead of throwing it away and buying a new one, they will waive the shipping fee! Awesome.

I am a research student so have to work till late night. I bike about 5.5 miles each day through the city. I use this light and found it very effective. I fully recommend this!!

The light is better than what I have expected for the price. I like it a lots and brought two of them. I would say with that it is a bargain for the money I spent.

I have a GT avalanche 3.0. Fits perfectly well on the handle bar and stays tight. It has a very adjustable size system on the mounting system. I do not know the maximum but it fit perfectly for me. The light is very bright a provides a perfect circle in front of you. I don't know about the battery life as i've only owned the product for only a week. There's two different on settings, 1) fast blinking 2) constant on. I'm sure i'll put the light to more use when day light savings is over. This light will definitely light up the road in front of you at night and you will be very noticeable to oncoming cars. Hope this helps!

I have had this light for only a week, and it is adequate, but just only that. It does not provide enough light at even a resonable distance from the bike, say around 30 feet or so. At about that point, is becomes to diluted to be of any real value. It is probably better viewed as product that helps you be seen, rather than see the road, which is okay. It is, however, a good value for the money. With lights, as with all things, you tend to get what you pay for.