If you are reading about this amazing 3600 Lumen bike light, you likely fall into one of two categories. The first is you are a bike tech geek, and proud of it. You like to see what’s new and hot, and stay on top of all the great options. Fair enough. Read on! There is a second group of readers, however. These are the folks who truly want, and actually need a trail-ready bike light that offers max 3600 Lumens. This core group actually drives the development of such lights and pushes manufacturers to make them, brighter, lighter, stronger, and more efficient. There is also a third group- the bike geeks who actually use these lights as well. At 3600 Lumens with the ultra precise Borofloat lens system, this Pro Enduro is as bright and clear as the high-end headlights found in luxury cars today.

Keeping perspective, the Low setting on this light will produce 1000 Lumens for 6 hours using the 8 cell Li-Ion battery. Most trail rides and races require substantial lighting, but not the extreme range for long periods of time. If you want to run the Pro Enduro 3600 to the max, you will get 1.5 hrs worth. Cut that down to Medium at 1800 Lumens and you get 3.5 hours. You have a tremendous range of options, and can break out the 3600 only when truly necessary. The point is, when you need it, you have it. You also now have the handlebar remote switch, which makes it easy to change modes and stay safe with your hands at the controls.

AC Charging time for this 839 gram system is only 5 hours, so it is possible to recharge during a multi-rider event. Keep in mind that you also get a Race mode at 450 Lumens for 16.5 hours, and a Flash mode as well and you know you have a light that covers your full range of needs on the trail. Don’t worry, it is a NiteRider. The unit is solid, the cables are military grade, the mounting stable and secure. You can get an optional helmet mount, but our guess is most riders will feel badly about the possibility of blinding friends and fellow riders and will use this dual beam scorcher from the handlebar. Take it to the trail, and ride to the limit, especially at night.