Mounting a headlight and a bike computer separately means two clamps competing for handlebar real estate, and on bikes with narrow cockpits or aero bars, there often isn't room for both. Ravemen's FR1100 solves that by integrating the light directly into a Garmin-style out-front mount, so the computer stacks on top and the light sits underneath in a single unit. The setup uses the AOM05 mount included in the box, with adapters for Wahoo and Bryton computers also included.

The two LEDs push a claimed 1,100 lumens on high with a maximum beam range of 105 meters, which is enough for unlit road riding at speed. The upgraded lens spreads the beam more evenly across the road rather than concentrating it in a hot spot, and the six modes cover the full spread of riding scenarios: 1,100 lumens for 1.8 hours on high, 500 lumens for 3.5 hours on medium, and 250 lumens for 7.5 hours on low. The three flash modes top out at 46 hours on slow flash, with a 500-lumen warning flash for daytime visibility against bright sun.

The 2,500mAh Li-polymer battery doubles as a power bank, so if your computer dies mid-ride you can pull a USB-C cable and top it off from the light. The smart auto on/off mode shuts the light down after two minutes of inactivity and wakes it back up when the bike moves again, which is useful for stop-and-go city riding where you'd otherwise be cycling the power button at every light. An IPX6 rating handles rain and road spray as long as the charging port cap is sealed, and the safety tether is worth using on rougher roads since the quarter-turn mount is quick to install but also quick to release if it ever gets bumped wrong.... Read More