Review: The Garmin Varia RTL 516 is a revolutionary bicycle light of a special kind, because this radar and light system ensures greater safety on the road thanks to its advanced radar technology. We tested the Garmin system. The safety of cyclists on the road is of crucial importance, especially given the increasing… read more
Sigma Infinity Review: We took a closer look at Sigma's small and lightweight rechargeable LED rear light and present our test impressions here. The Sigma Infinity immediately caught our attention with its small, compact design and light weight. For a price of under €20, the build quality is also excellent. The large [missing information] is particularly noticeable… read more
Knog Plus Rear Review: We took a very detailed look at the lightweight LED rear light from Australian manufacturer Knog and present our test impressions here. The StVZO-compliant rear light from Knog focuses particularly on lightness and simplicity, and scores well in this regard. Its elongated shape creates a highly visible beam. So, if you're looking for a lightweight, … read more
Lupine C14 Mag Review: This high-quality LED rear light from Lupine, featuring a magnetic mount, boasts a brake light and light sensor. Read on to find out how this battery-powered rear light fared in our comprehensive test. The StVZO-compliant rear light from Lupine immediately impresses with its high-quality construction. The aluminum housing makes it… read more
M-Wave Helios K 1.1: If you're simply looking for a small, inexpensive battery-powered rear light with an LED, you'll quickly find what you need with the M-Wave Helios K 1.1 from Messingschlager. We'll show you how this simple battery-powered rear light fared in our extensive test. The StVZO-compliant rear light from M-Wave impresses with its simplicity and very affordable price of €10,90… read more
