2013 Exposure Lights Diablo Mk.4 Review

Bikerumor.com has just put out a reveiw of the 2013 Exposure Lights Diablo Mk.4. Chek it out here.

 

Join us this weekend at NEMBA's Wicked Ride of the East. Come check out the 2013 Exposure Lights. This is a favorite of ours, looking forward to the Chili and riding. See you there!

 

BIke to Work Week Day One - New Wheels!

Happy Bike to Work Week!

It's going to be a big mileage week this week, thanks to bike to work festivities. Day one had me heading out on the inaugural ride with my new Specialized TriCross single speeder. I had to make a few adjustments, including adding an Exposure Flare and Joystick for today's rainy ride, but it was a great way to start the day. Besides riding to work everyday, we'll be participating in the Tour de Breakfast this coming Friday. The Tour de Breakfast makes a stop at all the various "breakfast" stops being offered for riders commuting to work on that day. There's six or seven stops and we'll probably hit 50 miles or so along the whole route. Arlon Chaffee, the ride's organizer, has coined the phrase "chew and screw". With a tight schedule and many miles to ride between stops, that's exactly what we'll be doing. More photos and fun coming this week, stay tuned!  -Steve

Anthony White wins 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo riding with Exposure Lights

Anthony White Wins in Old Pueblo 24 Hour Race

Celebrating its 11th year mountain biking in the Sonoran Desert, the Kona Bikes 24 Hours in Old Pueblo is one of the largest 24 Hour events in the world, and was host to over 3,000 visitors.  With mid-day highs of 70 degrees and punishing terrain, it’s an event to fear.
Ant White friend and rider under USE Exposure Lights rode an astonishing 17 laps of the 16 miles course covering 272 miles in 24:02:31! The winning margin was near as makes no difference an entire lap of the epic course. This has set Ant up for a good run in the 24 Hours of Exposure taking place at Newcastleton on May 22nd and 23rd.

Congratulations Ant!

Ant’s race report will follow when he’s finished celebrating no doubt and had a little sleep.

2010 Exposure Lights Diablo

Diablo
New for 2010!


Featuring the most advanced LED available – the new P7 that produces up to 700 lumens of retina searing brightness.
Diablo is the 'uber' evolution of our widely acclaimed Joystick model offering you the brightest light available in the smallest and lightest weight package and still kept it cable-free for your riding enjoyment!


Comes standard with both our micro adjust ball joint helmet mount and a quick release handlebar mount (to make even more use of a cable free light for repairs, map reading etc) Use it on two bikes – helmet for off road and bar for road.


Specifications:
Weight: 102g (light only)
Output: 700 Lumens
Emitter: Single Seoul P7
Functions: MaXx / High / Low / Flashing
Burn Times: 1 hr / 3hrs / 10hrs/ days! !
Dimensions: Diameter at widest point 35mm/ Length 115mm

Features:
Includes helmet mount with full tilt "Joystick" ball joint articulating adjustment
Collimated lens with dual beam optics long and wide beam pattern.
Fully sealed against the elements
Cable Free- Fully contained design
Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
Fuel Gauge battery life indicator and light level indicator
Emergency reserve fuel tank
Accepts Smart Port Technology accessories such as Piggyback batteries and a Red Eye rear light. Sophisticated CNC machined alloy body, anodized and laser etched for rugged durability
Lanyard included in packaging
Comes with branded protective zip up storage case.
Exclusive USA compatible 2 pin Smart charger with charge level indicator.

Warranty:
Exposure Lights are not available through bike stores. Purchase direct from IBEX Sports, the exclusive authorized US importer to ensure you get the correct charger and for technical and warranty support.
LEDs lifetime
Complete light including battery: 2 Years.

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Accessories other users have purchased for this light:
White Eye
Red Eye
Red Eye Micro
Bar mount
1 cell Piggyback battery

14 day Money Back Guarantee!
We're confident that Exposure Lights will exceed your expectations but, if you want to see for yourself why over 10 reputable magazines have given the lights the top ratings, please follow our common sense return policy by clicking here.

Win a 2010 Exposure Lights Diablo!

We're giving away a 2010 Exposure Lights Diablo valued at $250!

To enter, all you have to do is, become a fan of Exposure Lights USA on Facebook, go to the Discussions tab, and post under the discussion "Hey! Make me the winner!", and simply tell us which single feature about Exposure Lights most interests you.

2010 Exposure Lights Diablo Pro Review

Here is a Pro review on the 2010 Diablo from MTBR.

Exposure Eyes 'Exposed'

If you've recently bought a Joystick, Here is a great little review on the Exposure Lights White and RedEye accessories from the writers of Gearreview.com.  Exposure Lights Eyes

MOAB 24hr 1st & 3rd for Exposure Lights

Cannondale Mona-Vie Pro Mens teams dominated the World renowned race with the fastest recorded night lap using the new MaXx-D and Joystick MaXx-2!

The 2008 24 Hours of MOAB began with epic southerly winds that kicked up dust storm throughout the MOAB Valley and Race Venue.

Storming out and ahead of the winds from the start, Cannondale Mona-Vie Rider Ben Sontag set the bar with the first lap.  The “Working Man” Bart Gillespie was up next setting the second fastest lap of the race, only to beat his time by one second in lap number six. That time held firm into the night where Bart Gillespie of Cannondale Mona-Vie / Exposure Lights set the fastest night lap.

We delivered a special custom fleet of MaXx-D’s to the Pro teams, all the riders were blown away by the power behind the Exposure Torches. Mona-Vie Pro Rider Alex Grant was quoted as saying: “As I was passing people, they were asking me what I had for lights and expressing concern that I was washing their lighting systems away, These lights are incredible” German Rider Ben Sontag came into the pits after his first ever experience night riding with a smile ear to ear. He was completely blown away at the ability to maintain race leading speed through out the night with his MaXx-D and Joystick MaXx-2. Bart Gillespie, King of the MOAB 24 Hours, commented that “Weight to brightness ratio of the Joystick and MaXx-D and the security of the MaXx-D handle bar bracket allows him to maintain his blistering race pace with confidence”. His words backed by the fastest night lap.

Exposure Lights USA provided team support for the Cannondale Mona-Vie Pro 1&2 squads as well as various "Just for Fun" teams under the Cannondale Mona-Vie umbrella. Not one Exposure Light left any rider dark, while reports came in that various other competitor’s lights with heavier battery packs and endless cables and connections were dimming and running out of juice before completion of a single lap. Exposure Lights USA representative Steve Jacques pushed the limits of the Exposure Lights range to the MaXx. “We had Exposure-Cannondale Mona-Vie riders setting some incredibly fast pace laps all through the night, so charging time between laps was less than I had expected, I sent out riders with pure confidence and they continued to raise the bar.  Meeting them at their entry into the pits to retrieve lights and maximize charge time, and seeing their big smiles from enjoying their night laps with them really having no worries at all was great.  Continuing- “That is racing at it’s finest, knowing the products can stand the heat gives me increased confidence that Exposure Lights are the lightest, brightest and best lights on the market”.

Congratulations to the entire Cannondale Mona-Vie / Exposure Lights team for a strong show at the 2008 24 Hours of MOAB.  In the Pro Team division they took first and third place as well as first and fifth place overall.