Daytime visibility remains one of cycling's persistent safety challenges, and the LS03 light set from Ravemen addresses it from both ends. The FR160 front light and CL05 rear light pair together for a commuter-focused setup that prioritizes being seen over lighting the road ahead. Both lights use COB LED technology for broad, attention-grabbing output rather than concentrated beams, and both charge via USB-C with mode memory that recalls your last setting.

The FR160 integrates with Garmin out-front computer mounts, positioning the light beneath your cycling computer where it projects both forward and to the sides at intersections. This mounting approach keeps your cockpit clean while adding visibility exactly where cross-traffic needs to see you. If you're running a Wahoo computer instead, Ravemen offers an adapter insert and mounting tab separately. The light produces 160 lumens across six modes, splitting evenly between constant output and flash patterns. That eye-catching warning flash mode uses a distinctive pattern designed specifically for daytime riding when you're competing against sunlight for drivers' attention. The 380mAh battery delivers up to 13.5 hours depending on mode selection, with lower output settings extending runtime considerably for longer commutes or all-day rides.

The CL05 taillight takes a different approach with reactive technology. A built-in light sensor monitors for approaching headlights and automatically switches to maximum-output warning flash when it detects brightness above 50 lux from behind. During night rides, this means the light responds to approaching traffic without requiring you to manually boost output. Two concentric COB LED rings create a larger illuminated surface area than single-point designs, spreading 30 lumens across a more visible footprint that stands out in peripheral vision. Seven total modes include two constant settings and five flash patterns, with the 200mAh battery stretching to 22 hours in efficient modes.... Read More