Light & Motion manufactures products for two of the harshest environments of earth; biking and scuba diving.

When we researched bike lights in the mid-90's, we found several weak spots. First, the batteries were being ejected from the water bottle cages, thus the bomber strap was introduced. Second, the bulbs were failing during initial start-up, thus the soft start for our logic systems (If you don't have a logic system, wait 15 minutes after charging battery to turn the light on). Third, when you eventually take that massive header onto either your helmet mount or bar mount light, it did not give—it just broke. That's one of the reasons that both our ARC and Solo heads rotate in almost every position possible. They simply roll with the punches. And in the one position where they are vulnerable, the break away disk which is included with each system gives before the expensive light body or bracket gives.

<<< Cameron Chambers—24 hour soloist and multi-time Single-Speed National Champion puts our lights to the test