Lezyne Strip Drive Front Light - L-1-LED-21F-V104-1

By Lezyne

$34.99

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L-1-LED-21F-V104-1

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Lezyne

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Lezyne Strip Drive Front LightThe Lezyne Strip Drive Front Light features a co-moulded body sealing it against the worst weather. Thanks to the shape of the body, the Strip Drive has a wide variety of mounting options. The rubber end cap conceals an integrated USB stick for convenient cable-free recharging of the Li-Poly battery Features:Max Lumens: 120Run Time with Max Lumens: 9hrs30Size: 87x37x34mmWaterproof: Yes (FL1 Standard)Light Modes: 9 ModesWeight: 69g (Without Strap Mount)Buy Lezyne Accessories from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.

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