The bike lighting for Black Friday is divided into three pages: front lights, rear lights, and front and rear sets sold together. Each page offers discounts during the event; first choose the page based on what your bike is missing, then sort by power source, USB, batteries, dynamo, or electric bike battery, and by mounting type.
The bike lights in the offer range from a small light that signals your presence in the city to a powerful headlight that lights up a path at night, to be mounted on the handlebars, fork, or helmet.
The rear lights of the Black Friday attach to the seat post, mudguard, luggage rack, or a bag, sometimes with a stop light function.
The front and rear lights bring together two lights designed together, often charged in the same way. The lighting kits, on a nearby page, follow the same logic.
Detailed advice, lumens, mounting, and beam adjustment are gathered all year round on the bike lighting page.
A discount on a light is judged at equal power: first, align the lumens, often listed in the name. Then, compare the battery life in the same mode, as the stated durations vary greatly between full beam and flashing. Finally, check what the box contains, cable, handlebar or helmet mount, and the attachment, flexible strap, screwed mount, or attachment for a bag. The crossed-out price of a light sold individually cannot be compared to that of a duo.
Bookman, a brand from Stockholm, designed the Block, a small USB rechargeable rear light that attaches with a rubber strap, and a light that hangs from a bag zipper.
Beryl, based in London, equips its Laserlight Core with a laser that projects a bike symbol a few meters in front of the wheel, to signal the cyclist in the blind spot; its rear light Burner Brake intensifies when braking.
Blackburn offers here the Dayblazer range, for front, rear, or combo use, and the Outpost Bike and Camp, a light that goes from the handlebars to the campsite.
Lezyne connects its EB Macro 1000 headlight directly to the electric bike's battery: it doesn’t have its own accumulator and accepts Bosch, Shimano, or Yamaha systems.
An advanced cycle computer mount often frees up space for a light at the center of the handlebars: check out the cycle computers and mounts in the offer. The whole section is on the Black Friday electronic bike page. A light replaced by a new model then goes to the clearance, while the new arrivals showcase the latest entries.
The front lights and rear lights intended for the electric bike battery can be found on the front and rear pages; their name indicates this. Check the accepted voltage and compatibility with your motor.
It’s a bright flashing light designed to make you visible during the day, in grey weather, or under trees. It does not replace a continuous beam for seeing the road at night.
Yes, some rear lights attach to a zipper, strap, or band. They complement a light mounted on the bike, which stays in place when you change clothing.
No: it signals your presence to users who may not see you yet, without lighting up the road. It adds to a standard front light.
Yes, on Vélo-Store, whose Black Friday discounts on lighting cover the whole of November, even though Black Friday itself remains the Friday after Thanksgiving. Check the intended mounting on your handlebars or seat post before choosing.