Exposure Strada MK9 Super Light DayBright AW18

Exposure Strada MK9 Super Light DayBright AW18
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Exposure Strada MK9 Super Light DayBright

A high-powered front bike light which uses 2 LEDs that can produce up to 900 lumens of light output with excellent side visibility and a durable design.

Road Specific Beam

Exposure’s Strada Mk9 SL comes with a road specific beam that will keep you visible and help you make out every detail of the road ahead whether your cycling through urban or rural areas. The beam comes with 180-degrees of visibility which helps you stay seen from both sides, as well as out front, which is great for navigating junctions.

Rechargeable

For extra convenience the light is rechargeable via USB and mains. The light’s OLED screen also acts as a fuel gauge with an easy to read display that lets you know when it’s time to charge and how long you have left to charge.

Smart Port +

Smart Port+ enables the charge port to accept auxiliary accessories such as rear lights, remote switches, Support Cells and use your light as a power bank to charge USB devices.

OLED Status Display (OSD)

An LED display panel that gives clear information on which mode the light is in, runtime remaining in hours and minutes, percentage charged and feedback information during OMS. Patent Protected.

Durable Design

The anodised aluminium body construction provides a rugged shell that will protect against abrasions and impacts. The housing also provides intelligent thermal management that stops the light from over heating due to long term use.

Cable Free Design (CFD)

Battery is housed within the body of the light so there are no cables or separate battery units giving a neat solution with less opportunities for water ingress, mounting difficulties and crash damage. Combined with the renowned quick release handlebar bracket lights are easy and quick to mount with rock solid attachment.

Intelligent Thermal Management (ITM)

Patented circuitry within the light will reduce power to the LEDs, if they go beyond the optimum temperature, keeping the light as efficient as possible to maximise output and battery capacity.