Blackburn Quadrant and Mars 3.0 Combo Bicycle Light Set | 
 enlarge | Brand: Blackburn
Category: Sports
List Price: $32.99
Buy New: $31.95
You Save: $1.04 (3%)
New (3) from $31.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  111 reviews
Sales Rank: 108
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 11.6 x 4.9 x 3.4
MPN: 112286
Model: 112286
UPC: 768686760686
EAN: 0768686760686
ASIN: B000BNZ0ME
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Front light utilizes four super-bright white LEDs | | • | Rear light utilizes seven super-bright red LEDs | | • | Both front and rear lights are in water-resistant cases | | • | 110-300 front, 50-150 rear hours of runtime in steady or flash mode | | • | Runs on four AA front, two AAA rear batteries, included in package |
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Product Description
See and be seen in low light conditions with this front- and back-light combo kit.- Two, powerful lights: Blackburn Quadrant light for the front of the bike, plus Blackburn Mars 3.0 for the rear
- Front light uses four, super-bright white LEDs
- Rear light uses seven, super-bright red LEDs
- Front light combines center LEDs with wide angle side LEDs for 180 degrees of visibility
- Steady or flash modes
- Tough, water-resistant casing
Make your bike a powerful transportation tool with these important safety lights.
Amazon.com Product Description
An essential measure for any safety-conscious biker, the Blackburn Quadrant and Mars 3.0 Combo Bicycle Lights will help make sure you see the road and drivers see you. This combination of lights includes one Blackburn Quadrant light and one Blackburn Mars 3.0 light. The Quadrant is constructed in a tough, water-resistant case and utilizes four super-bright white LEDs. This bicycle light features optically-boosted center LEDs that light up what is ahead, and wide angle side LEDs with side-light pipes that provide 180-degrees of visibility. Blackburn's Quadrant light runs on four AA batteries (included) for 110 hours in steady mode, or 300 hours in flash mode. The Mars 3.0 is constructed in a tough, water-resistant case and utilizes seven super-bright red LEDs. This rear bicycle light features lens optics that increase its visible distance, and side LEDs that provide 180-degree safety-boosting visibility. Blackburn's Mars 3.0 runs on two AAA batteries (included) for up to 50 hours in steady mode, or 150 hours in flash mode. About Blackburn
In 1975, Jim Blackburn set out to design stronger, lighter, more innovative and more reliable cycling products. The first were bags and racks designed for touring. From there, Blackburn grew. Over the next 30 years, Blackburn's spark of innovation would lead to many revolutionary products, like the first high quality aircraft aluminum rack, the first dual stroke minipump, the first oversized mountain minipump and the first dual stage/dual stroke floorpump just to name a few. For 2005, Blackburn's creative spark is burning brighter than ever. And as we head into our 30th year, Blackburn is re-dedicated to designing smart, reliable, no nonsense accessories that are essential to your riding experience.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 106 more reviews...
 I see the light..lol August 20, 2008
Love riding with these lights cars can see me from far away as well as pedestrians. Nice bright lights and batteries last long! Great buy
blackburn light combo August 14, 2008
very good combo, very bright, blinding when pointed at the eyes. one of the betters bike lights out there, highly recommended
 Ok for safety August 2, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Light is ok to use a a safety light to be seen, but does NOT shed much light for good night riding visibility. Taillight is again provides good visibility to cars, but is a little small and mounting bracket is cheaply made.
Practical and priced right August 1, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I use my bike as transportation to class and work. I use these lights every night and I've been very happy with them. They probably aren't ideal for mountain biking in the dark, but for riding around in town at night, they are perfect. The lights are very bright and noticeable by cars from some distance. For the price, quality, and ease of installation these lights cannot be beat.
 Great safety light, cheap mounts July 26, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Like many of the other reviews I read before getting this set, these lights are a great safety item. Anyone will be able to see you with these flashing. The tiny screws on the Mars do make it a little harder to change the batteries, but if you have a small jewelers screwdriver it takes less than 2 minutes; piece of cake.
The Quadrant is NOT a head light. You won't be able to see much in front of you on a dark road or path. I ride part way on a poorly lit street so I had all four lights blazing and I didn't see a good sized branch on the shoulder until I was on top of it. If you're in the city, suburbs or twilight riding you'll be good to go. I like the variety of the solid and flashing options. I ride right before sun rise, so as the sun comes up I switch from all four, to two on/two flashing, to all flashing. the button is easy to operate and takes a second. The Mars "random" flashing isn't so random. It's like an emergency signal strobing up and down the length of the light; not just flashing on and off. Very visible.
I'm not a fan of the plastic mounts. They look flimsier than I expected based on the other reviews. The lights are designed to slide into a slot so you can take them off and on as needed. The plastic clips holding it in the slots are thin and don't seem to "click" in real tight. I'm a little concerned about them popping off if I hit a good bump, but I don't plan on taking them on and off a bunch which would weaken the plastic. You could use some electricians tape to snug up the lights, but with good engineering you wouldn't have to. Also, the Mars mount is held on by a large plastic screw. I had to adjust my seat and tightening & loosing the screw has already gotten it pretty stripped. It wouldn't have cost anymore to put in a metal screw like the Quadrant has.
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