A 2000 Lumen, all-in-one integrated battery handlebar mount LED head light weighing just 216 grams for less than $300? And it was assembled in the US with at least 50% domestically made parts? From the company that is driving the highest quality standards for bike and outdoor lighting systems? Yes, yes, yes. This is Light and Motion, and the California-based company doesn't play, if you get our drift. FL-1 certifications for IPX67 water protection, impact resistance based on ANSI-NEMA testing, and full Lumen output are all class leading. The Light and Motion Taz 2000 is one of the finest examples of the company's commitment to quality lighting so you can maximize your riding experience over rough terrain, long hard roads, or into the dark night after your 4pm-midnight shift ends.

With a full 2000 Lumens available to you at high power, and a beam delivered by a highly engineered reflector system offering a focused spot and a diffused flood pattern, the Taz 2000 is a game changer. This is the handlebar mounted light you have always dreamed of, and the included GoPro Mount gives you more set-up versatility. With a 2A USB charge time of 4 hours and fully capable of 2000 Lumens for a full 1.5 hours, the integrated 2L 2.9 AH Li-Ion battery gets the job done. You have multiple run options, including a commuting mode that gives you the 500 Lm Daylight Pulse flash mode with amber light out the side lenses to 180°, a race mode that allows you to toggle between High (2000 Lm) and Medium (1000 Lm), along with a 500 Lm Low mode. You can monitor battery life via the illuminated power/mode button on top of the unit, as it has a reliable and accurate battery status indicator.

Not sure if you caught it, but the "Low" mode is 500 Lumens, which has a run time of 6 hours from a full charge. It wasn't that long ago when most of us mounted up our 500 Lumen max lights for evening trail rides, so the Taz 2000 is a seriously capable lighting system. And again, 216 grams! We have had great success and rider feedback with the Taz series lights, and this is Taz 2000 is out to be the best. For those riders who prefer the Taz style to the Seca or Imjin series lights, upgrading to the 2000 is a no-brainer, and with the GoPro mount option flexibility, it really can't be touched for Lumen output, overall quality, protection or usage.