Start With BC22R Or BC26R If...
You regularly ride on dark roads, shared paths or mixed routes and want strong performance without the size of the premium models.
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The Fenix bike-light range covers rear visibility, everyday commuting and powerful front lights for completely unlit roads and trails. Start with the versatile BC22R, BC26R and BC30 V2.0 for most regular riding, then move up to BC28R or BC45R when speed, terrain or route length demands more.
Our mid-range recommendations appear first because they provide the strongest balance of performance, practicality and price for most customers. Premium and specialist options follow, with compact entry-level choices retained for lighter or occasional use.
You regularly ride on dark roads, shared paths or mixed routes and want strong performance without the size of the premium models.
You value replaceable batteries, wireless handlebar control and an anti-glare beam for longer night rides.
You ride faster, tackle technical trails or need a wider and more powerful view of completely unlit terrain.
You need a compact commuter front light or a rear visibility light rather than maximum trail illumination.
These decisions will usually reduce the collection to a much shorter and more useful list.
Versatile mid-range products are shown first, followed by premium and specialist choices and then simpler compact options.

A 1600-lumen front light for dark roads, commuting and trail use with a replaceable high-capacity battery.

A broad anti-glare beam, replaceable batteries and wireless Burst control for longer road and trail rides.

A 1400-lumen rechargeable front light for customers moving beyond basic commuter lighting.

A 2500-lumen front light supplied as a set for riders wanting a more complete high-performance package.

Separate spotlight and floodlight beams combine for 3300 lumens and a broad view of demanding routes.

A small rechargeable rear light for commuting, leisure riding and improving visibility from behind.

A compact 400-lumen front light for lit streets, shared paths and lower-speed riding.

Automatically increases output during braking to create an additional visual cue for traffic behind.
Product specifications are useful, but the right choice depends on what those features change for the user.
A useful cycling beam needs to illuminate the road surface, bends and hazards without wasting all its light above the route. Selected models use anti-glare shaping for this reason.
BC45R separates distance and area lighting, allowing the rider to use the beam that suits the speed and terrain or combine both for maximum coverage.
Remote controls place key functions closer to the rider’s normal hand position, reducing the need to reach for the light while moving.
A removable battery allows a compatible charged spare to extend a long journey and avoids replacing the complete light when the battery eventually ages.
BC06R detects deceleration and briefly raises rear-light output, producing a clearer change in brightness for following road users.
Quoted total runtimes for high-output lights can include automatic reductions in brightness as the light manages heat and remaining battery power.
All 9 products in this collection are included below and divided into smaller buying groups.
On mobile, swipe from side to side to view the full table. Select a model for its complete output and runtime chart.
On mobile, swipe from side to side to view the full table. Select a model for its complete output and runtime chart.
On mobile, swipe from side to side to view the full table. Select a model for its complete output and runtime chart.
| Model | Maximum Output | Maximum Beam | Battery | Weight | Weather Protection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BC05R V2 | 15 lm | – | Built in rechargeable battery | 28g | IP66, weatherproof and dustproof |
| BC06R | 90 lm | – | Built in rechargeable battery | 44.5g | IP66, weatherproof and dustproof |
| BC15R | 400 lm | 78m | Internal - non replaceable 18650 battery | 109g | IP66, weatherproof and dustproof |
BC22R and BC26R are the strongest starting points for regular night riding. BC26R adds a replaceable battery and more output, while BC22R offers a lower-cost route into strong front lighting.
It is most useful for faster riding, technical trails and completely unlit routes. On lit streets and shared paths, a lower mode or a smaller light may be more appropriate.
BC28R is a powerful 2500-lumen set, while BC45R is the premium choice with independently controlled spotlight and floodlight beams and a 3300-lumen combined maximum.
BC05R V2.0 and BC06R are rear lights. BC06R adds a brighter brake-sensing function, while BC05R V2.0 is the simpler compact marker.
Battery arrangements differ. Some lights have an integrated battery, some include a removable rechargeable battery and BC30 V2.0 requires compatible batteries separately. Check the individual product page before ordering.
Contact Right Light with the intended use, required runtime and approximate budget. We can help narrow the range to the most suitable options.
Maximum outputs and quoted runtimes may include automatic reductions as the product regulates heat and battery use. Check the individual product page for full performance data, compatibility and included contents.