RAVEMEN FR160 Daylight Bike Computer Light, IPX6 Waterproof with Side Visibility Warning Flash - 6 Light Modes for Riding Safety

A bit bulky but works really well. Solid build and holds the garmin securely - the light is good and is bright enough for daylight running in flashing mode

Works and fits really well no issues at all 10/10 Used a few times now and I’m very pleased with it the fit is perfect if I had to pick a little niggle it would be the charging light is not very bright but that’s just me being picky

I like this light as it takes up no room on your handlebars when connecting to a bike computer. Used for 9hrs upto now and still going on first charge.

Great idea and effective way for keeping your bars relatively clear of extra items.

Fits easily on my Garmin. Light easy to charge and works well

Light works great, vast improvement looks wise as “hides “under my Garmin.

This item stopped working after 1 use and no refund or replacement. Very disappointing

Useful idea but doesn’t quite fit the Garmin pro out front mount (suitable for Garmin charge).

I bought this light with one priority in mind: being seen. After using it for a bit, I can confidently say it delivers where it matters most. The brightness is impressive, especially during the day. A lot of lights claim “daytime visibility,” but this one actually stands out in real-world conditions—traffic, changing light, and all. At night, it provides a strong, consistent presence without being distracting or excessive. Installation was straightforward, and the mount feels secure once in place. It’s also compact enough that it doesn’t add clutter to the bike, which makes it easier to leave on and use regularly. In my experience, that’s key—simple gear gets used, complicated gear gets left at home. Battery life has been solid so far, and the different modes give some flexibility depending on where and when you’re riding. What I like most, though, is the added peace of mind. As cyclists, we’re sharing the road with much larger, faster vehicles, and anything that helps us stand out is worth considering. This light is a practical way to improve visibility without overthinking it. No single piece of gear replaces good awareness and riding habits, but as part of an overall safety setup, this is an easy recommendation.

This light is perfect to use with an out front bike attachment. Other reviewers have said that the battery life is not the best that they have encountered especially for an all-day ride but I have taken it with me when I have biked around 40 mi and it lasts me the whole 2 hours with no problem. Bear in mind that this is not meant to be a light for night riding. I would suggest a brighter light for something like that. This light is specifically made to be a daytime running light. It has different blinking modes and for that I think it works wonderfully. I also love how it is made to lock in to my out front bike attachment and has space on the top for my Garmin speedometer to fit right into it. It makes the whole package sleek and very user friendly. A guy that I bike with bought the exact same thing when he saw mine. A great little product. Happy I found it.

Everything about this light is genius. USBC charging, 270 daylight visibility, fits WITH my Garmin, waterproof. I have zero negative notes. I don’t cycle at night anymore, but thr daytime visibility to other road users is incredible with this light. As a former road racer and commuting cyclist of 20 years, I’ve tried tons of different lights. Loooooooovw it!

There is a lot to like about this light. In fact, it's so good I wish it were better. Let's start with the good. 1. It has a great form factor, has convenient affordances for hooking it up to a Garmin Edge (the 630 model, in my case) holder. It is secured without straps, tightly, and it's easy to attach and remove. 2. The light is nice and bright (when the battery is fully charged) and it has a range of flash patterns. 3. The light wraps around so that it is visible from the side, not just (as with most lights) just from a narrow range in front. 4. It's light in weight for its size. Now the not-so-good. 1. The battery life is, well, disappointing. If you have it on my preferred flash pattern (the one with rapid bright flash and a weak in-between light—we'll call it "Setting 5") it loses its brightness after three hours and keeps shutting off after four. I typically do 50 mile rides, which last ~3 hours, and I worry whether it is noticeable enough in traffic for the last part of those rides. 2. I wish there were more flash patterns. For battery saving I'd like a very bright but short flash followed by a half-second in the off state. Something like this (an asterisk (*) represents a flash, a dash (-) represents a tiny chunk of no flash time similar to that taken up by a flash): * - - - * - - - *). Even better would be a random pattern: * - - * - - - - * * - - - * - * * and so on. I like this light very much, but I really do wish it could be better. What would make it a home run? - Put in a bigger battery. Something that could last on a century (100 miles) ride without getting too dim. - Add more flash patterns, and especially a random one (these are more noticeable than the steady, boring, regular flashes). Raveman, are you listening? I'd pay more for a home run. Really I would.

It is a lot smaller than I expected (that’s what she said). Very bright light. It won’t be great if you are looking for a night time headlight but for an alert/visibility light it is fantastic. It is smaller than the Garmin Edge Explore which was surprising. It weighs almost nothing which is also a plus.