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Smart Lunar R2 Rear Light
Smart Lunar R2 Rear Light
Smart Lunar R2 Rear Light
Smart
Visible from up to 1 mile with it's 2 x 1/2W LEDs.
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$30.40
USD
Rated 4.600000/5
based on 124 customer reviews
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Top Features of the Smart Lunar R2 Rear Light
- Wide rear light beam with side on visibility
- New pulsing mode
- Up to 1 mile visibility
- Up to 25hrs run time (steady)
- Up to 50hrs run time (flashing)
- Requires 2AAA batteries (inc)
- Super tough construction withstands extreme weather conditions
- Adjustable bracket which mounts with a single screw
- Belt clip, seatpost and seatstay mounts included
- MTB
- Road
Visible from up to 1 mile with it's 2 x 1/2W LEDs.
About Rear Lights
Almost all bicycle rear lights use LEDs instead of filament bulbs as they are more reliable and use much less battery power, whilst also offering much higher levels of brightness. Used in flashing mode, they are very good at attracting attention from other road users. It's advisable to use at least two rear bike lights, a common configuration is one flashing and one in constant, this is highly advisable just in case one stops or becomes obscured.
About the Smart brand
Smart has always represented great value for money, high performance lights. 2006 is no exception and it gets better. The range is more comprehensive than ever and will provide cost effective lighting solutions for any budget.
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Smart Lunar R2 Rear Light
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excellent all-round!!!
Originally recommended to me by my Personal Trainer (also a triathlete), this light is perfect! Compact, sleek design, tough & very easy to use. Great brightness.
13 November 2012
Simple to use, excellent value for money
Compact simple to use unit with 5 operating features.
Visibility to other road users is brilliant for such a small unit.
Outstanding value for money
03 November 2012
excellent product don't buy any other light
i can't really think of any light for the price has ever been this good ,
I've got three on my seat post it's a bit of a squeeze , they are all set to radom to get the best effect .
run time is excellent in excess of 30 hours
can be mounted on to back of helmet if you want to with the clip on the back of the light not most lights that have funny fittings..
12 October 2012
Don't mount on seat post if you ride in the wet
if Mounted on the seat post with no mudguards the light lets water in when riding on wet roads and as the switch is mounted at the bottom of the light the water shorts the switch out and it turns on and you can only turn it off by taking the batteries out then drying it out. The light is good and bright and seams to work ok if mounted on the rear forks.....disappointed
12 October 2012
6 Questions | 35 Answers
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I own a number of 7 LED smart rear lights and was wondering if the Lunar R2 can fit into the same brackets. If not can I buy a spare bracket from wiggle?
Country : Australia
1 year, 8 months ago
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do not know about the bracket, but this light while very bright, has become erratic.1 year, 2 months ago
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I couldn't wait for a response and ordered the light. Yes, it does fit in the older smart rear light brackets.Country : Australia
1 year, 7 months ago
I only ask because the last two Smart Lights (the R1 and the 0.5W) I've had really don't like water and wet rides.
And one of them is on a bike fitted with full mudguards. .
And one of them is on a bike fitted with full mudguards. .
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I've been using this on wet commutes for about 3 months and it seems fine5 months, 3 weeks ago
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Sheffield, UK
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No - one shower and it stopped workingCountry : United Kingdom
5 months, 3 weeks ago
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Yes, it can. The (multi-function) power button is made of waterproof rubber, and the light is well designed/sealed.6 months ago
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the rubber band that is on the light , take the lamp apart and remove the band and apply vaseline or bike grease to the lip were the band sits this will make a more permanent seal .hope this works for you
mine have vaseline on and are still working...............
7 months ago
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Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7, UK
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R 1's don't really like the water it must be something to do with the switch.R 2's are waterproof they will survive a wet ride and even a wash with a power washer as mine have
hope this helps
7 months ago
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Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7, UK
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I've found that water can seep into these units which render the switch useless until it's dried out fully (i.e. having to remove the batteries to turn it off).A quick fix is to wrap a length of electrical tape around the seam. it's worked for me!
Country : Australia
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no dont use this light if you want to be seen in the rain.mine filled with water the first time i rode with it in the rain11 months ago
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I have used mine all through the winter period and through many showers / downpours and is still working11 months ago
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Nottingham
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you gain access to the battery compartment by separating the red portion to the black base. I noticed there weren't rubber seals or 'O' rings. Instead, the water is prevented from the overlap of one part to the other. So its certainly not going to like being submerged. The rubberized button doesn't look leak proof either, so I would advise to mount it upside down, ie, rubber button facing bottom. One way is to use plumber's tape and tape the sides, that ought to make it a little more water resistant.1 year ago
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The unit that I got was not very waterproof.It ended up in the bin after 3 months because water got into it and it stopped working.
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It has a good rubber seal round it. Definitely splash proof.I've done a few rides with it in good heavy rain and haven't noticed any problems.
Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 3 months ago
My current rear light (Mars 4.0) is great except on very bumpy rides the dang thing can't cope - it switches off.
Anyone tried this on bumpier rides?
Anyone tried this on bumpier rides?
Country : United Kingdom
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is good for communting and can handle dirt tracks near were i live so should keep switched on with no problemsAnswer:
I mostly ride on road, but mount curbs & frequently ride over concrete paths, where there are gaps & height differences. I've never had it turn off on me :-)6 months ago
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Yes, I use the light on terrible roads but it always stays firmly in placeCountry : United Kingdom
1 year, 1 month ago
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yes its no problems on bumpy ground .Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 3 months ago
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No problem with that but switching on and off is a bit fiddlyAnswer:
Yep, seems to be fine. The button takes some effort to press with a finger and the connections seem sound.1 year, 4 months ago
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Caught a few pot holes with this no drama's bracket seems very good design.Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 7 months ago
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Banstead Surrey
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Yes, I have it on my mountain bike and it has never changed the switch settings or turned itself off.Country : Australia
1 year, 7 months ago
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Melbourne
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The swith is very firm in actuation, very bumpy trails leave it totally unaffected. A very good choice for bumpy rides.Country : Australia
1 year, 7 months ago
Can this light be mounted horizontally, similar to the Cateye TL-LD1100? I have limited space on seat-post due to saddle bag.
thanks
thanks
Country : Australia
1 year, 5 months ago
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Yes ,I have mine horizontal,No problemsCountry : United Kingdom
4 months, 3 weeks ago
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if you have limited space and luggage you would not be able to mount horizontally as light would be hidden as myself and afriend have found outAnswer:
No you can't mount this light horizontaly.Country : Australia
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Yes you can if you can reverse the clasp, if you can get it out. It's a bit stiffAnswer:
Simply answered no, I had the same problem and had to customise a mount from an old Cateye. Fantastic light though if you can make it fit.Country : United Kingdom
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yes it can go horizontally , thats how i have mine set up .Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 3 months ago
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Not readily, no - the mounting bracket only fits one way. However, there is a small bracket supplied that will mount to a seat stay on most frames.Answer:
The supplied fitting does not allow this. If you can fix to a horizontal post then yes it will. Or seek out an adapter?The lamp itself has a clip so could be clipped over a belt.
1 year, 4 months ago
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I use one currently and I can't see how you would be able to mount it horizontally. It is a semi flexible tube that is supported at either end and not in the middle...1 year, 4 months ago
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Can the Smart Lunar R2 be easily mounted to the back of a helmet (particularly a Lazer)?
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yes the light can be clipped on to the plastic band on the back of most helmets or they use of velcro straps7 months ago
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Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7, UK
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Hi,No it isn't easy to mount this to a helmet. The mounts provided are
1. a clamp to go around a seatpost
2. a clamp to go arount a smaller tube such as a seat stay or rack tube
3. a clip that attaches the light to a loop on a bag or belt
Country : United Kingdom
I read the blurb and failed to find out whether this light is compliant with the Road Vehicle Lighting Regulations, as amended. Without the appropriate test equipment it's impossible to be certain.
It should say on the carton.
It should say on the carton.
Country : United Kingdom
1 month, 2 weeks ago
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That isn't an answer. The answer to my very reasonable and entirely predictable question, is either: a)'Yes, it is RVLR compliant' or b) 'no, it isn't'.Your response qualifies only as a non-answer, being neither: a) nor b) and essentially leaving me no better-informed.
I will have to assume that it isn't, which is disappointing.
I strongly suggest that Wiggle leans on the supplier to elicit a response.
Country : United Kingdom
1 month, 2 weeks ago
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I apologise but unfortunately the supplier does not give this information about this rear light. I apologise we cannot be of help in this case.1 month, 2 weeks ago
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