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The Headlight

The Lemurlock headlight consists of a single ultra-bright, high-power LED, funneled through a Carlco spotlight lens. Using a custom-made printed circuit board, the headlight will put out 200lumens with an average run time of 7 hours (using a standard 3,000 mAH 18650 battery). So in short, this light is bright, and will last you throughout several rides. The light’s housing is made of rust-proof 6160 aluminum, protecting the electrical elements (which means you can ride through all the nasty weather that you want!). The headlight is easily attached and removed by depressing a plastic release tab.

The Taillight

The taillight features two red 5mm LEDs, putting out a total of 30 lumens, also with an estimated run time of 7 hours. The taillight’s 6160 aluminum housing also secures the tail end of the coiled cable lock. It is built around the cable, making the housing theft-proof while in the “locked” position. You can easily attach to and remove from the seatpost by depressing the plastic release tab.

The Lock

The lock is a 6 foot, 9mm, coiled steel cable with built in wiring to power both lights. Each light is built around the cable itself, making each theft-proof when locked. A barrel key lock, and a 1/4″ stainless steel tab float along the cable, allowing the user to engage the lock as loosely, or as tightly, as they like.

You can find more on the official website of Lemurlock.

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