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Magicshine bike lights

Magicshine makes front and rear bike lights, including a headlight that runs off your e-bike's own battery. We haven't tested these lights, so none carries an ElectricBikes.com score, and every figure below is Magicshine's own.

Four Magicshine lights we feature

Magicshine ME 2000 V2.0 e-bike headlight

ME 2000 V2.0

Motor-powered e-bike headlight

  • 2,000 lumens; 118.5 g; runs off your e-bike's own battery (6–60 V, per Magicshine), so there's nothing to recharge
  • 6–60 V adaptive input; Magicshine says it works with Bosch, Shimano, Yamaha and most e-bike motors, so check your system first
  • Magicshine lists an always-on daytime running light
Magicshine RAY 3000 battery headlight

RAY 3000

Battery headlight

  • 3,000 lumens; 288 m beam distance; 284 g
  • 10,000 mAh battery; up to 33 h runtime claimed by Magicshine
Magicshine SEEMEE 200 V3.0 smart taillight

SEEMEE 200 V3.0

Taillight

  • 200 lumens; 360° visibility; 132 h runtime claimed; USB-C charging; 40 g
Magicshine SEEMEE R300 radar taillight

SEEMEE R300

Radar taillight

  • Radar that Magicshine says detects vehicles up to 140 m away and flashes brighter as they approach; alerts on compatible bike computers (ANT+)
  • 300 lumens; 270° visibility
See Magicshine's full lineup

Where to buy: Magicshine (official store).

Images: Magicshine

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