The Alley F-650/Avenue R-50 COB light combo includes a 650 lumen front light with a 50 lumen rear light. Both lights feature side illumination ports to allow you to be seen when riding across traffic lanes, and handy features such as memory function which turns the light on at the last mode it was turned off. Comes in a storage / travel / gift tin.
- Avenue F-650 modes include high steady, medium steady, low steady, daytime pulse, nighttime pulse and economic flash
- Avenue R-50 COB modes include high flash, medium steady, low steady, daytime pulse, night time pulse and economic flash
- Fully USB rechargeable - no batteries to buy or replace
- Run time 2 to 26 hours for the Street F-650 WITH 6 light modes and 2.25 to 11.25 hours for the Avenue R-50 COB with 6 modes
- Power saving function- 10% power or less, lights will automatically switch to lowest lumen output
- Memory function-lights turn on at the last mode it was turned off
- Built in battery indicators
Imported.
In 1971, with $1500, some ingenuity, creative security ideas, and a Volkswagen van, Michael Zane was able to invent the first U-Lock and travel around the US spreading the message of need for bicycle security. Thus, Kryptonite was born.
A legendary test for Kryptonite's new bicycle locks came in 1972. The Second Avenue Bicycle Shop in New York City locked a three-speed bicycle to a signpost in Greenwich Village under Kryptonite founder Michael Zane's direction. Although all of the removable parts were immediately stripped by thieves, the bicycle itself remained for thirty days and thirty nights. The Kryptonite lock and the bike frame were still in place, even though the lock had been attacked numerous times. Publicity from this event gave Kryptonite the boost it needed, forever changing the face of bicycle security. They have now expanded to include quality lighting products.
