Description The Loop2 RC Rear Light from Cateye is a compact, USB rechargeable rear safety light with two modes (flashing and steady) and side visibility. It can be easily mounted to the bike, helmet, or a bag thanks to its versatile rubber strap fastener.
Features & Specs:
Lithium-ion battery.
Micro-USB rechargeable (cable included).
Low battery indicator.
Mode memory function.
Size: 28 x 28 x 27 mm.
Weight: 18 g.
Light type: Red LED x1.
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Reviewed 10/18/2018
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
SF Bay Area
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Useful in unanticipated ways
I removed the rubber strap and plastic clip then treaded a velcro strip in place. Now I can strap the light to my ankle to provide biomotion, an established way to help motorists see cyclists. My only complaint is that on steady mode, it only lasts a few hours.
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Reviewed 1/24/2019
by Charlie
Cycling Enthusiast
Maine
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Great, simple to use, light weight, visible light
Easy to attach to bike with included strap. Easy to remove and charge. For a small and light weight provides substantial lumens (and two settings) for safe riding. You will not be disappointed...
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Reviewed 5/9/2019
by vrmeod
Cycling Enthusiast
Norfolk, VA
Small and works well for road bikes. Dia tight for larger seat post.
Like the size, charging cable and simplicity.
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Reviewed 2/17/2019
by kdavid
Daily Commuter
Seattle, WA
Great little light, perfect for my helmet
I changed the rubber clip out for a piece of velcro, and now it works great for my helmet for additional visibility. I really like the USB charging capability, and it lasts 2-3 commutes on blink mode easily (6 hours)
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