Bike Lights | Boruit

A front bike light is typically white and illuminates the path ahead, helping you see and be seen. A rear bike light is usually red and alerts vehicles and other cyclists to your presence from behind. Using both a front and rear bike light ensures maximum visibility and safety.

Yes, using a bike light during the day, especially in flashing mode, increases your visibility to others. Daytime use of a bike light enhances safety in various lighting conditions. A bike light with daytime running modes is beneficial for all-day riding.

Most bike lights come with mounting brackets or straps that attach to handlebars or seat posts. Ensure your bike light is securely fastened and positioned correctly for optimal visibility. Proper installation of your bike light prevents accidents and enhances safety.

For urban commuting, a bike light with 100–500 lumens is sufficient. For off-road or unlit paths, consider a bike light with 600–1000 lumens or more for better visibility. Choosing the right lumen output for your bike light depends on your riding conditions.