Best Buy:Cygolite Expilion 250 USB Li-Ion One-Piece design High-Brightness LED Bike light
Product Description
Second Generation One-Piece Design LED lighting system with USB rechargeable Quick Release battery for multi-purpose users. Cygolite’s Expilion takes one piece lighting to another level, giving riders a light that is small for daily commuting and bright on the trails. New for 2011, the ExpiliOn 250 is Cygolite’s brightest and lightest one piece lighting system featuring 250 lumens of intense LED light seen through 6 different lighting modes, and powered by a Quick Release USB rechargeable Li-Ion battery. At only 130 grams, this light can be mounted with the included handlebar or helmet mounts to light your favorite commute or trail.
- 2nd Generation One-Piece Design (250 lumen LED output). USB Rechargeable Li-Ion battery, handlebar and helmet mounts.
- Rechargeable Quick Release Li-Ion battery (3 to 6 hr run time)
- USB Rechargeable with dual color charging status indicator
- High-Med-Low-Daylight flashing-Walking-SOS Modes
- Handlebar and helmet mounts included
Cygolite Expilion 250 USB Li-Ion One-Piece design High-Brightness LED Bike light Reviews
Cygolite Expilion 250 USB Li-Ion One-Piece design High-Brightness LED Bike light Reviews
| 42 of 48 people found the following review helpful:  Powerful light in an easy and small package, This review is from: Cygolite Expilion 250 USB Li-Ion One-Piece design High-Brightness LED Bike light (Sports) On my bike when I Night commute, I could not see due to the lack of a concentrated bright Bicycle light so I looked into the CygoLite Milion 250 HeadLight after I fell 50 feet into an abandoned mine shaft (luckily no major injury, as it was a flooded mine); it had the best specifications (Durability, cost, easy rechargeable battery, Run Times, no wires or external batteries, Flash mode) when compared to Light & Motion Vega 200, NiteRider MiNewt Mini 150, and DiNotte Lighting systems 200 Lumen AA Bicycle Headlight 2009 Model. I wanted an All-in-one design which required no wires or external batteries and a good run time. I emailed CygoLite to ask about the LED Output (Lumens) Low-Brightness specs (Run Time 6 hours) since the High-Brightness Run Time is only 3 hours and I needed more Run Time but with decent Brightness. They didn't answer me and got all paranoid about it, competition is tough it seems (NiteRider just came out with a VERY similar... Read more 16 of 17 people found the following review helpful: Simple, effective, and very bright bike light, This review is from: Cygolite Expilion 250 USB Li-Ion One-Piece design High-Brightness LED Bike light (Sports) I commute to work every day on my bike, and I stay till after dark on most days. For several years, I had a very servicable Planet Bike Alias 10W (with a 15W bulb in it). It was bright enough but the NiMH battery was starting to go, and there were no replacement batteries anymore; so I checked out this light deeply discounted at PerformanceBike.com, and I ordered it. I am very impressed. First, it's an all-in-one light with an on-board, modular, replaceable, inexpensive, and light-weight Li-ion rechargable battery. It can be recharged in a USB computer port (cable included) or wall-plug adapter (included, too). It charges fast and lasts on high beam for a long time. It has several brightness levels, and a nice fashing mode (even an S-O-S signal, if anyone remembers Morse Code besides me!). I've tried it on my handle-bar (easy to fit) and on my helmet (also relatively easy with some experimentation as to placement and interpretation of misleading directions in the manual)... Read more 11 of 13 people found the following review helpful: Great bike light!, This review is from: Cygolite Expilion 250 USB Li-Ion One-Piece design High-Brightness LED Bike light (Sports) I needed something brighter that the standard AAA battery lights and this light delivered. Not only is it small but it's wicked bright! The light gives a clear view of what's ahead and drivers steer clear when it's in flash mode. I like the internal battery because I don't have to fuss with any cables and separate batteries. I haven't used the helmet bracket yet but I'm considering getting an Expilion 180 so I can use both when mountain biking. For the road this is plenty. |
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