Beryl Pixel Dual Bike Light

Pixel is another quality bike product by Beryl, the same guys that brought you the very cool Laserlight. Pixel is a two-in-one light that can be either red or white, and mounted to your bike, clothing, bag, helmet or arm for maximum versatility. Simply press once for a red light, press again for a white light, and each color also comes with two modes: 100% brightness and a heartbeat pulse. Waterproof and lightweight, Pixel is the most versatile light for active urban people. Provides 10 hours of light on a single charge and includes a silicone strap and micro USB charging cable. It also comes with a multi-mount and velcro strap which gives you the power to attach the Pixel to your helmet, bag, bike, or even body.

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BMW F800GS

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VAGABUND MOTO GUZZI V7

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