Knog Plug StVZO (German Road Traffic Licensing Regulations): Affordable price, attractive design – but can they also be bright? Absolutely! Knog's products, under the "Plug" and "Plus" names, ensure safety and visibility, and even law enforcement officers take a favorable view. More and more bicycles without permanently installed lighting systems are on the roads – be it the versatile gravel bike used for commuting... read more
Sigma Ride Safe to School Bundle: With the Aura front light and the Hiro rear light, the lighting specialist ensures visibility and safety on the way to school. When the summer holidays end, autumn is not far away. The meteorological start of autumn (September 1st) often brings cooler, rainy weather – and there they are again, the dark rain jackets... read more
Product News: MonkeyLink Cornering Light: A front light integrated into the head tube? Bulls surprises with a viewing window in the head tube on several of the brand's new e-MTBs, through which an LED spotlight shines. Velomotion explains how it works and what it does. The MonkeyLink Cornering Light can already be seen at Eurobike 2024. Light on your bike is always good – … read more
Busch and Müller Giveaway: Velomotion + Busch and Müller are giving away three high-quality light sets made from IXON Rock and BRIXXI. Extremely bright at the front, practical and particularly safe at the rear – there's hardly anything better for sporty cycling at dusk and in the dark. Especially if you want it to be legal. For decades, Busch and Müller in Meinerzhagen has been all about... read more
Test: With the Knog Cobber, the Australian manufacturer is expanding its already extensive range of bicycle lights. With its wide beam angle despite its compact dimensions and StVZO approval, it's a new, attractive option. The season isn't over yet, but the days are already getting shorter. Time to think about bike lighting, and in... read more
