Daytime running lights work because drivers notice flashing patterns faster than static objects, and the FR160 puts that visibility advantage directly below your GPS computer where it integrates cleanly with your existing cockpit setup. The light mounts between your Garmin out-front mount and the computer itself, eliminating the need for additional handlebar clutter or separate mounting hardware. You gain a highly visible front presence without sacrificing bar real estate or adding weight in awkward locations.

Ravemen designed the FR160 specifically around daytime visibility rather than nighttime illumination. The 160-lumen warning flash mode uses a carefully patterned strobe that catches driver attention at intersections and in traffic, where being seen matters more than seeing. A wide-angle COB LED array spreads light laterally as well as forward, increasing your visibility to cross traffic at roundabouts and intersections where side-angle sightlines determine whether drivers notice you before committing to their turn. This side visibility addresses one of the most dangerous scenarios for cyclists: the driver who looks but doesn't register your presence.

The light offers six modes split between constant and flashing outputs. Three constant settings run at 50, 25, and 10 lumens for low-light situations where you need steady illumination without the attention-grabbing flash. Three flashing modes include the full 160-lumen warning strobe, a 25-lumen rapid flash, and a 50-lumen slow flash. Run times range from 4 hours at the brightest constant setting up to 13.5 hours at the lowest, with the primary 160-lumen warning flash lasting around 5.3 hours on a full charge. A memory function returns the light to your last-used mode when powered on.... Read More