A 2300 lumen front light powered by your eBike's own battery. Knog designed it for off-road riding: a strong central beam that broadens for peripheral light, on a vibration-resistant mount that locks at your chosen angle.

Highlights

• 2300 lumens at 20 W
• 12 LEDs (8 spot and 4 wide-angle optics), 23° beam angle
• 6 modes switched from a hardwired handlebar remote
• Remote's backlit LEDs show high or low beam
• Machined 6061 aluminium body and mount, IP67

Light modes

Knog's output figures:

• High Steady: 2300 lumens
• Medium Steady: 1000 lumens
• Low Steady: 350 lumens
• Steady Pulse: 900 lumens
• Strobe: 900 lumens
• Eco Flash: 650 lumens

Installation

These lights run off the eBike's own battery and have to be wired into the motor system. Knog recommends a bike shop does the install, as it can mean some disassembly and extra wiring depending on the motor. Our workshop can fit and wire it for you; installation isn't included in the price.

In the box

Light head (2300 lumens), handlebar remote, handlebar mount and mounting hardware, 1200 mm eBike cable, and 31.8 mm / 35 mm shims.

Compatibility & fit

Fits 31.8-35 mm handlebars using the included shims; Knog says it isn't aero bar compatible. Knog lists it as compatible with motors from Bosch, Brose, Shimano STEPS, Yamaha and more, and rates the input at 12 V (5-14 V) DC, 20 W. Some motors supply less power than the light can use: Knog's eBike compatibility chart shows full, reduced or unsupported output by motor, with reduced output selectable through a Power Scaling mode on the light head. Check your motor against the chart, or ask us. It can also run from Knog's Blinder 10,000 mAh external battery. Knog's Blinder E & X Large GoPro Mount fits it for mounting under a computer.