Transitional seasons mean a change in sunrise and sunset. A period as short as a week can affect the sun’s rise or set by over 10 minutes. Being prepared for the changes will help you have a safe ride, every ride.

Lights (front and back) are essential not only when it’s dark, but also when the sun is rising and setting. A front white light and a rear red light will:
- Help cars see you
- Help other cyclists see you
- Help you see obstacles in the road or trail
- Help reduce chances of crashing or accidents

Lights for me

In some countries, it's illegal to cycle in a public area or road without front and rear lights, regardless of the time of day. This shows us just how important it is to light up your ride, every ride.


With the right front and rear lights for the transitional season, you’ll be able to ride longer, safer, and more comfortably. Let us help you find the right lights for you and your riding style.

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