PWR Trail is a modular bike light. But it’s not JUST another bike light. Not only is it a high powered bike light, but simply take the product apart and you have much more. A lighthead and a PWR Bank to charge devices that is also the battery for all products in the PWR range.

BATTERY INDICATOR – Hate it when you run out of battery with no warning? That’ll never happen with PWR Trail, with 4 built in battery indicator lights. Tap the bottom of the light to activate the battery indicator. 4 lights = fully charged, 2 lights = half charged etc.

EASY TO MOUNT & USE – This light can be mounted on top or below your handlebars, directly under your Garmin, or on your helmet. It comes with a side mount and shim that fits handlebars 22.2-38.1mm diameter. Once mounted, using PWR Trail is a breeze. It’s a simple twist-head operation to turn light on & off and to scroll through light modes.

CHARGE YOUR DEVICES – Press the red button to release the lighthead, and use the PWR bank to charge your phone, GoPro, cycle computer or other device. 1 hour riding @1000 lumens means you can top up charge your iPhone by 75%. Charge your PWR Trail using the included micro USB cable, charge time is 3.5 hours.

WIDE BEAM & CUSTOMISABLE MODES – PWR Trail outputs a max 1100 lumens, and can run for up to 300 hours on Eco Flash Mode. Its elliptical beam gives broader, bright road coverage. It comes with 6 pre-programmed modes, and you can program the light to suit your needs with Modemaker. You can control brightness, adjust runtimes and add new light modes.

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SPECIFICATION

• Dimensions – H: 128mm x W: 35mm x L:35mm.
• Weight – 230 grams.
• Lumens – 1100.

INSTRUCTIONS

Connect lighthead to PWR bank: Insert the two lighthead plug pins into the battery. When connected, your lightheads LED’s will flash.

Connect lighthead to sidemount: Slide the mount into the slot on the side of the battery. Then tighten the thumbwheel. To remove the mount you will need to loosen the thumbwheel.

Operation: Once the lighthead and battery are connected, twist the lighthead and hold to turn on, twist and release to change modes.

Occasionally, without notice, manufacturers change product design and/or specifications.