Ravemen NT101 Commuter Signal Rear Light (160 Lumens)

City riders, this is the perfect light to enhance your safety. Ravemen's bike turn signals functions like car signals, providing clear indications for turns and lane changes. When you're riding, the warning lanes and brake alerts protect your safety. When parked outside, the anti-theft alarm and 120dB horn safeguard your bike. With the remote control, you can easily manage all functions. Enjoy peace of mind with the NT101 on your commute! 

Bike Turn Signals: Easily press the remote button before turning, the turn signal lights will flash with a click sound, making your turning intentions clearly visible (the sound can be muted)

Ground Warning Lanes: Unique ground warning lanes alert any incoming vehicles, providing riders with their virtual lanes to further increase visibility

Anti-Theft Vibration Alarm: This anti-theft bicycle alarm can effectively deter thieves and provide extra security when parking outdoors

Bike Horn: Equipped with a 120dB horn function that emits a loud sound, it can notify cars, pedestrians and other drivers of your presence

Wireless Switch: Easily and safely control the light without releasing your grip

Brake Detection: Automatically highlights the rear light for 3 seconds when braking to alert drivers behind you, effectively preventing rear-end collisions and traffic accidents

Auto On-Off: Hands-free operation and you don't need to worry about forgetting to turn off the light

Support Two Mounting Options: Compatible with both round seatpost (27-35mm in diameter) and cargo rack mount. Some aero seatposts in similar sizes will also fit. 

Battery Indicator: When the battery is low, a blue light will flash and a horn will beep four times

Large-Capacity Battery: The taillight is equipped with a 2200mAh battery and a USB-C port for charging

Ultra-Bright Bicycle Rear Light with 6 Modes: Super bright taillight with 32 high-end LED lights, offering up to 160 lumens of powerful flashes visible from 150ft away

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