• BBB SPARK 2.0 Rear Light
  • BBB SPARK 2.0 Rear Light
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BBB SPARK 2.0 BLS-152 Rear Light

TheBBB SPARK 2.0 rear light is powerful, compact and effective at making you visible when conditions require it during your bike rides. This light... Read more

Recommanded price* : 26,95 €

24,99 €
24,99 €
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Description

TheBBB SPARK 2.0 rear light is powerful, compact and effective at making you visible when conditions require it during your bike rides.

This light is compact with exceptional brightness. It offers a high-level power-to-size ratio. Furthermore, it is fitted with an efficient LED that improves burn time. It features seatpost angle compensation for a perfect adjustment.

This light features a special daytime flash mode to make you more visible. The battery extension mode lets you head out confidently on long bike rides with up to 39 hours of battery life. With its Strapmount strap fitting, you can attach it almost anywhere on the bike.

Ref: 7970430419110

Points forts

Compact;

Powerful;

Battery life up to 39 hours;

Can be mounted almost anywhere on the bike.

Caractéristiques

Maximum Battery Life : 39 h

Lighting Modes : 4

Lighting Modes : Steady

Lighting Modes : Flash

Position : Rear

Maximum Power : 20 Lumens

USB Charging : Yes

Power Source : USB Battery

Mount Included : for Seatpost

Use : Urban

Use : Extra urban or night riding

Informations techniques

Battery life: 39 hours;
Light source (cd) LED;
Max. Lumens in flashing mode (lm): 20;
Max. Lumens in continuous mode (lm): 20;
Modes: High, Daytime flash, Flash, Standard;
USB cable: Micro USB;
USB rechargeable;
Battery capacity (mAh): 300;
Charging time: 1 hour 45;
Mount: Strap mount.
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Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 3.25 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Light, powerful and autonomous

"I bought it for my daughter and discovered that it performed as well as mine, which is much bigger and bulky (and expensive) and yet has less autonomy. I used the BBB spark on an 8-hour outing in flashing mode (not the most economical) and there was still plenty of room. I bought a second one for my road bike and keep the old one for the velotaf in town. It has 4 lighting modes (2 fixed and 2 flashing) and defaults to the last one used. What could be simpler?"

— Perefafa (5/5)

Impractical

"To recharge the battery, the complete light must be removed from the seat tube. An impractical design".

— Lh25 (1/5)

well

"Good light, the rubber collar wouldn't be so big, that would be better"

— David (4/5)

Not bad

"I'm pleased with the visibility, but the battery life is a bit short. At low battery, the lamp automatically switches from full mode to flash mode. This means you may not arrive without lighting."

— Mic1305 (3/5)

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