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Cateye Rapid X3 Light, Rear

Cateye Rapid X3 Light, Rear
Cateye Rapid X3 Light, Rear Cateye Rapid X3 Light, Rear

Product Details

Doubling the brightness of our popular X2, the Rapid X3 easily mounts to almost any application, including round and aero seatposts, seatstays, handlebars, forks and headtubes.

Features
  • Dimension: 74 x 31 x 39mm
  • Weight: 46g (with batteries)
  • Light source: COB LED
  • Runtime
    • High mode: 1 hr
    • Low mode: 5 hrs
    • Flashing mode: 30 hrs
    • Rapid mode: 16 hrs
    • Pulse mode: 16 hrs
    • Vibration mode: 8 hrs
  • Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
  • Recharge time: 3 hrs (USB recharge)
  • Mount size: Rubber band mount (fits φ 12.0-32.0mm)

About Cateye
The Japanese company Cateye was founded in 1954 in Osaka, Japan. In 1964, they released the first ever flashing light for bicycles. Since then, they have established themselves as a market leader when it comes to lights, computers, and reflectors for bicycles.

Cateye Rapid X3 Light, Rear

Product Code 20194871
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$99.00
RRP $110.00 | Save 10%
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Product Details

Doubling the brightness of our popular X2, the Rapid X3 easily mounts to almost any application, including round and aero seatposts, seatstays, handlebars, forks and headtubes.

Features
  • Dimension: 74 x 31 x 39mm
  • Weight: 46g (with batteries)
  • Light source: COB LED
  • Runtime
    • High mode: 1 hr
    • Low mode: 5 hrs
    • Flashing mode: 30 hrs
    • Rapid mode: 16 hrs
    • Pulse mode: 16 hrs
    • Vibration mode: 8 hrs
  • Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
  • Recharge time: 3 hrs (USB recharge)
  • Mount size: Rubber band mount (fits φ 12.0-32.0mm)

About Cateye
The Japanese company Cateye was founded in 1954 in Osaka, Japan. In 1964, they released the first ever flashing light for bicycles. Since then, they have established themselves as a market leader when it comes to lights, computers, and reflectors for bicycles.