Looking for a list of bicycle headlight and taillight brands? Bike lights have many uses, whether it is riding at night on the road or on trails, or being seen in traffic during the day. We’ve rounded up every major bike light brand we could find so you can browse through and find the right light for your cycling situation.
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AXA
https://www.axasecurity.com
Netherlands based brand that carries dynamo and battery powered bike lights.
BBB
https://bbbcycling.com
Netherlands based manufacturer of lights and other accessories for bikes.
Beryl
https://beryl.cc
Beryl makes bike lights such as the popular Blaze Laserlight. They are based on LED lights.
Blackburn
https://www.blackburndesign.com
Blackburn makes a wide range of bike lights. They average capacity of around 800 lumens.
Brightside
https://brightside.bike/
Brightside makes lightweight bike lights. They come with a battery life of up to 43 hours.
Brompton
https://www.brompton.com
Brompton offers a range of bike lights. It includes rear lamps and complete 400V front light kits.
Busch Muller
https://www.bumm.de/
Busch Muller makes mostly dynamo powered headlights and taillights, with some battery powered models. Made in Germany.
Cateye
https://www.cateye.com
Cateye offers a range of bike lights. They are categorized according to the lumen at 300, 400, 800 and 1700 capacity.
Cobi
https://cobi.bike
Cobi lights are integrated with smart technologies. They can also act to signal when turning.
Contec
https://www.contec-parts.de/
Contec makes quality bike lights with LED technology. They come with waterproof construction.
Cube
https://www.cube.eu
Cube LED lights are used for all types of road bikes. They come with USB charging and high lumen output.
Cycliq
https://cycliq.com/
Cycliq offers bike lights with a built-in camera. They operate at 100 lumens.
Cygolite
https://cygolite.com
Cygolite makes products with different light modes. Most of the lights are charged via USB.
Dinotte Lighting
http://dinottelighting.com/
USA manufactured brand of high end trail and road lights, as well as taillights.
Exposure
https://exposurelights.com/
Exposure offers a range of lights for the outdoors. Bike lights can come with up to 750 lumens.
Fabric
https://fabric.cc
The Lumabeam from Fabric comes with multiple light modes and long life LED technology.
Garmin
https://garmin.com
The Garmin Varia bike lights adapt to the riding style. Adaptations are made both for light intensity and for light projection.
Gemini
https://gemini-lights.com/
Gemini lights come with a minimalist profile and wireless controls. 6-cell and 8-cell batteries are available.
Guee
https://www.guee-intl.com
Guee offers front, rear, beam and safety lights. They come at 250, 400 and 700 lumens.
Knog
https://www.knog.com.au/
Knog lights use LED technology. They are 100% waterproof.
Kryptonite
https://www.kryptonitelock.com
The manufacturer makes modern bike lights. They come with a run time of up to 24 hours.
Lezyne
https://www.lezyne.com
Based on LED lights, the products from Lezyne come with a maximum capacity of 1500 lumens.
Light & Motion
https://www.lightandmotion.com/
There are 30 bike lights made by Light & Motion. The Urban 500 comes with a capacity of 500 lumens.
Lupine
https://www.lupine.de
Lupine manufactures a wide range of adventure lights. They offer two road bike designs at 900 and 1000 lumen.
Magicshine
http://www.magicshine.com
Front and rear bike lights are available from the manufacturer. Magishine also makes accessories such as charging converters.
Moon
http://www.moon-sports.com
Moon makes complex bike lights. Dual color beams and matrix LED display are among their characteristics.
Natan
https://www.nathansports.com
Nathan makes bike safety accessories. They use LED technology.
Nite Ize
https://www.niteize.com/
The brand is focused on innovative products. Bike lights are offered with USB charging and LED technology.
Niterider
https://www.niterider.com
Niterider makes powerful bike lights. The Pro 1800 comes with a capacity of 1800 lumens.
Oxford
http://www.oxfordproducts.com
Oxford bike lights come with impressive lumen capacity. Flagship products come with 2000 lumen.
PDW
https://ridepdw.com/
The most powerful front light from PDW comes with 810 lumens. USB charging is included.
Planet Bike
https://www.planetbike.com/
Planet bike manufactures all types of bike lights. Leading designs can work beyond 2 hours at 800 lumen.
Priority
https://www.prioritybicycles.com/
Priority bike lights come with 100 lumen. They can work for hours on a single battery charge.
Seattle Sports
https://www.seattlesportsco.com/
The bike lights are seen as an affordable entry-level solution for the average bike.
See Sense
https://seesense.cc/
See Sense lights come in front and rear mounts. The lightest design comes with a weight of just 50g.
Serfas
https://www.serfas.com
Serfas lights come with a solid and a flash mode usability. They require no tools for installation.
Silva
https://silva.se
The Swedish manufacturer also makes a few bike lights. They are recommended for urban environments.
Smart
http://www.smart-bike.com/
Smart bike lights are made with various lumen capacity. They stand out due to their easy mount designs.
SP Connect
https://sp-connect.eu
SP Connect bike lights come in multiple changeable modes. They run at 200 lumens.
Topeak
https://www.topeak.com
Topeak makes a series of modern bike lights. Other safety accessories are available as well.
You seem to have missed DiNotte, which makes super hi power lights for riding in completely unlit areas. I have used them for years as a commuting light on a rail-to-trail with no outside lighting. Great lights — and made in USA
Thanks for the tip! Added it.