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ActiveCyclingKnog’s bright idea: brand’s new Blinder lights make you wish for night ridesThe radical cycling accessory brand dares to be ‘Technically UnKonventional’When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
The radical cycling accessory brand dares to be ‘Technically UnKonventional’
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(Image credit: Knog)
(Image credit: Knog)
E-bikes are everywhere, and no one knows this better than cycling accessory brand Knog, which just underwent a complete rebrand, bringing its rebellious spirit to the assisted biking masses.
This fresh visual identity reflects the company’s “diversified applications and commitment to innovative design, positioning the brand for a new era of bold, spirited products,” it says.
As well as freshening up the company’s image, Knog also introduced a fresh set of bike lights called theE-range, built on the Blinder, one of the company’s most popular lights.
This compact and durable system features four front lights – 900, 1300, 1800, and 2300 lumens – alongside two rear StVZO-approved rack lights in square and horizontal designs. Blinder E front lights have a robust 6061 aluminium body and a focus/flood beam combination.
The Blinder X range includes both bar-mounted and helmet-mounted options. Like the Blinder E series, it uses intentionally designed optics to ‘project light where it’s needed’, ensuring a bright and reliable journey through any terrain.
The most affordable of the new lights are theBlinder E RS rearandfront lights, which have a 25-lumen output, include a 50mm and 80mm mounting bracket, and cost $39.95 (each). TheBlinder X 2300sits at the other end of the scale with its monster 2300-lumen output and 6 pre-programmed light modes for $269.95.
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