The Fenix BC21R V3.0 rechargeable bike light is now brighter with a maximum 1200 lumens of light helping you see a maximum distance of 466 feet (142m). Four brightness levels let you choose the right amount of light for your ride and the flashing mode is a great way to make sure you are seen by other motorists. Don’t worry about the elements because the BC21R V3.0 is dustproof and waterproof. And its also impact resistant if you happen to take a spill. USBC rechargeable with battery level indicator, the BC21R V3.0 is the bike light you need to keep you riding long into the night.


The Fenix BC21R V3.0 rechargeable bike light is now brighter with a maximum 1200 lumens of light helping you see a maximum distance of 466 feet (142m). Four brightness levels let you choose the right amount of light for your ride and the flashing mode is a great way to make sure you are seen by other motorists.

BC21R V3.0 

The Fenix BC21R V3.0 headlight offers excellent value with its cost-effective price and bright 750 lumens. It boasts a sleek design and convenient features such as a replaceable battery and USB-C charging. While the proprietary mount and lack of side visibility can be drawbacks, the focused and clear illumination makes it a reliable choice for cycling. Despite its plastic construction and potential heat dissipation issues, the Fenix BC21R V3.0 is a versatile and budget-friendly option for those seeking a reliable bike light.


Review: Fenix BC21R

The Fenix BC21R is a solid bike light with good value, offering 750 lumens for $80 with a refined beam, but with plastic construction and heat dissipation issues.


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