RAVEMEN FR300/ FR160 Compatible with Garmin Bike Computer, Daytime Be Seen Bicycle Light, 6 Modes Cycling Computer Accessories, USB-C Rechargeable for Road Bike, Patent Protected
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Style: Fr300
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- 300 Lumen To Be SeenSpecially designed warning flashing pattern easily stands out on the road/ traffic; 3 Steady modes and 3 flash modes get people's attention daytime or night (Up to 300 lumens). FR300 remembers the last mode when you turn it on next time.
- Compatible with Garmin Bike ComputerCompatible with Garmin-style bike computers by default, like Hammerhead Karoo2/ iGPSPORT; Also works as a backup power source to charge up cycling computers. (Kindly note that use the cable to connect the bike computer first, then get FR300 connected; NOT recommend charging other devices).
- Compatible with Wahoo Bike ComputerReplace the top and bottom adapters with the included parts to be compatible with Wahoo computers/ brackets. (Note: NOT compatible with Wahoo Element Bolt.)
- Check Power at AnytimeUSB C rechargeable, you can use FR300 while it's getting charged (about 1.8h for a full charge). When FR300's off, single click to check the power level without worrying about a sudden shortage. (Green: 40%-100%; Red: 5%-40%; Blinking Red: less than 5%). It also has an auto on-off function to save power.
- Lightweight with LanyardWeighing only 75 grams/ 0.17lbs (when the lanyard's taken off), FR300 is compact, sleek and IPX6 waterproof. The surface of the body has undergone triple hard oxidation treatment, making it long-lasting and scratch-resistant. The bottom features an aluminum alloy base like the latest bike computers', meaning it can withstand more rides. Installed with a tether to protect your bike computer/ FR300.
Color: Black
Brand: Ravemen
Material: Aluminum, Plastic
Power Source: USB C Rechargeable
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Item Weight: 2.72 ounces
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Number of settings: 6
Light Output Maximum: 300 Lumens
Auto Part Position: Front
Power Source: USB C Rechargeable
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Number of settings: 6
Light Output Maximum: 300 Lumens
Auto Part Position: Front
Item Weight: 2.72 ounces
Color: Black
Material Type: Aluminum, Plastic
International Protection Rating: IPX6
Brand Name: Ravemen
Manufacturer: RAVEMEN
Model Number: FR300
Item Type Name: compatible with Garmin/ Wahoo bike computers
Warranty Description: 2 year warranty
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: FR300, usb c cable, c to micro usb cable, tether
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