Cateye TL-LD610 LED Rear Light

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Top Features:

  • Impressively bright 5 led tail light
  • Double the runtime than TL-600
  • Narrower size (but more visible because the LEDs have moved further outwards)
  • Easy access switch
  • Hold "off" switch system to avoid accidentally switching off
  • Highly water resistant
  • Runtime:
  • 30 hours in constant mode
  • 60 hours in flashing mode
  • 2 x AAA batteries included
  • Uses the SP10 Flex Tight Bracket

Product Data

  • Brightness: 600-699
  • Rechargable: Yes
  • Charging Method: Other
  • Commuter: Yes
  • Road: Yes

Description

The FlexTight™ bracket fits all bikes and mounts horizontally or vertically to maximize adaptability. The new low-profile switch eliminates accidental switch-on/off, especially inside your pack. Runs up to 30 hours on constant mode on two AAA batteries.

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Customer Reviews

Cateye TL-LD610 LED Rear Light is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 671.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Excellent Really bright, works perfectly and very economical.
Date published: 2021-02-03
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Cateye TL-LD 610 LED rear light Great light with long battery light when working. Problem comes with any damp that gets into the light from normal winter commuter bike riding . Switch becomes very stiff , till fails entirely . Maybe you just have to expect a limited life span , a shame as when working a great light especially in flashing mode
Date published: 2021-02-03
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Good value but not weatherproof good light for the money. Battery cover gets stuck and contacts get rusty particularly in winter if using without mudguards. To be expected
Date published: 2021-01-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Excellent rear light Really good light. I have this mounted horizontally on the seatpost just below a seat bag. I have this on day and night in the "random flashing" mode to grab attention. Works on 2 AAA batteries so it will work for a long as you have spares. Price was very reasonable.
Date published: 2021-01-04
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Q & A

Does the 610 use the same bracket as the 600? I have the square bracket on several bikes and don't want to buy something that won't fit. Thanks.

Asked by: RichardEdwards
The square brackets are compatible, but the newer brackets are also more secure.
Answered by: Ericds
Date published: 2019-11-28

Can it be fitted vertically?

Asked by: JoGa
Yes, the light slides onto the bracket via a square connector, so you can mount either way, and face the light either way.
Answered by: MartinLB
Date published: 2019-11-28

can it fit on the back of a pannier rack?

I have a saddle bag so I need to fit the rear light to the pannier rack, any idea if this will do this, and if not then any ideas which decently priced lights do? Thanks!
Asked by: steverdrew
You can buy the cateye rear carrier mount for £3.50 which should screw (or can be cable tied) to the back of your rack. This light then slots straight into it.
Answered by: GAJW
Date published: 2015-01-06

Can you change the batteries in this light or is it factory sealed?

Asked by: Bobbydazzler007
Yes, you can change the batteries. On the rear of the unit, you will see a sliding panel which you can simply depress slightly and slide it towards the outer edge of the unit. Two AAA batteries are required. I use the rechargable batteries, much cheaper.
Answered by: ZeDroid
Date published: 2019-11-28

Does this light detach easily/quickly from the mounting?

Asked by: Brom
Yes, really easily which is one of the reasons I bought the light. It does hold when riding on rough roads/terrain as well.
Answered by: bigdc14
Date published: 2013-10-23

can this be fitted to bike helmet?

Hi I have a Giro Havoc helmet. I want to attached a back light to it. Does this one come with a decent length of strap to be able to wrap around the helmet design? If not, can one be bought seperately - or can you recommend an alt product? thanks
Asked by: megsta
Many rear lights which have a fairly narrow beam need to be mounted so their light output points in a horizontal direction behind you. As soon as they are mounted on clothing or helmet they loose efficiency as the light ends up pointing at the gound or up in the air! Suggest you look out for a unit with a much broader beam pattern than this one.
Answered by: Pyronut
Date published: 2013-10-23

Is the mount for this cateye light suitible (ie long enough flexible clamp) to be fitted to a GIANT vector aero seatpost or similar?

Asked by: Mondo77
I am unsure of the exact measurement and shape of the Vector Aero seatpost but I doubt that the band will be long enough to fit around the Vector post. You will likely need to fit the light to the seat stay.
Answered by: WiggleDean
Date published: 2013-10-23

How many lumens does this light output?

How many lumens does this light output?
Asked by: ed262
The Cateye website does not state, I would expect it to not be an issue as its more front lights that the lumen output is important for. This rear lights seems bright enough and comparable with similar lights without being overly bright or dazzling to motorists behind you.
Answered by: tjaa
Date published: 2018-04-30

How do you fit this?

Hello, I bought this light and it arrived nice and promptly, I had a look at it and it looked really easy to fit just like a cable tie type fitting or something, so I threw out the packaging. When I came to fit it I have struggled.... what I imagined to be an easy cable tie has nothing to trap it. Does anyone have some really simpleton instructions they could share with me, it will need to be back to basics for me to grasp it I think!! Thank you!!
Asked by: Mand1234
Hello - you place the hooped cable tie round the seat post then into the bit with the screw thing in it - turn the screw to tighten. hope this helps
Answered by: harrihuw
Date published: 2014-05-03

Is there another bracket/clamp that is more slimline than the SP10 that suits the TL-LD610?

Asked by: 3bkc
LD170 should do the trick i am going to order one for myself the bracket the light comes with rubs on my leg when mounted on the seat post
Answered by: bkierider23
Date published: 2013-10-23
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