Lights

[HORSPWR]

Have a look at Fenix lights, I’ve got the BC30 which fits into your budget although admittedly you need to buy 18650 cells plus a charger. The rechargeable version is also available.
Fenix Flashlight, Fenix torches Bike Lights - Fenix Lights | Myfenix.co.uk

Fenix are a quality brand, I‘ve tried a good cross section of their lights when in Mountain Rescue, can’t fault them.

The neutral tint on LED lights works well for MTB’ing at night as it gives a more natural light compared to pure white LED’s, making rough stuff easier to spot.

i also use a Zebralight with a Twofish lock block for my helmet light (again neutral tint)

I can also attest that Fenix lights are some of the best I've ever used but for the life of me I don't know why they persist with those 18650 cells, much easier to have a usb charger with internal battery for their bike lights.

 

[RedTed]

I can also attest that Fenix lights are some of the best I've ever used but for the life of me I don't know why they persist with those 18650 cells, much easier to have a usb charger with internal battery for their bike lights.

Agree that if you don’t have a load of 18650’s and a charger then having internal recharging is definitely more convenient. However having them separate means I can take extra cells with me on long rides at night allowing me to use high or turbo for longer.

 

[Wiltshire Warrior]

Exposure 6 Pack - does it all

 

[Beekeeper]

Bikehut front light (from Halfords)
1600 Lumens £50
Also doubles up as a phone charger (6500mah capacity)

 

[ozhutcho]

Ayups.
They used to be 400 proper lumens and were sweet.

Now they are 700 proper lumens and even sweeter.

MTB KIT - Ay Up Lighting Systems

Dunno the exchange rate but the Aussie dollar is about half the credits of the imperial realm.

You get both helmet and bars sets for $462.00 aussie peso's.

 

[ROBANCO]

Could someone recommend a decent light, max budget around £150.00, thanks

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