Magic Shine has 4 e-bike headlights offered on their website. Two of them are rated for 6-12V input and the other two are rated up to 36V input. So for all the Lectric 48V, these are not plug and play (if there is an adapter solution at all). The search continues….
Good flashlights, but not suitable for urban use due to the fact that they don't cut off the beam from above and blind the surrounding area. There are good models from Fenix and Nitecore.
I've found the perfect light for me. I'm buying the MJ 900S SO THANK YOU MY FRIEND 💯👍🏽
Excellent review! Thanks a lot!😏😏😏
Awesome light, actually need one, thanks for this review!
Magic Shine has 4 e-bike headlights offered on their website. Two of them are rated for 6-12V input and the other two are rated up to 36V input. So for all the Lectric 48V, these are not plug and play (if there is an adapter solution at all). The search continues….
Just bought one for my Cube E-Bike 👍
Good flashlights, but not suitable for urban use due to the fact that they don't cut off the beam from above and blind the surrounding area. There are good models from Fenix and Nitecore.
You can adjust the level
@@ElectricVehicleSpace even if corrected, the light beam is not the same
@@ДенисБогомолов-ч3к Denis pini nada menshe!
I have an Astrolux BL02. It was $29 with a coupon and it has 1200 lumen.
Micro USB, man, not mini.
You reviewed the first light 6 month's ago
Ohhh ok
Nice light but I think it would blind other drivers. Good for off road application.
Lower it down
Hi how are you
Lightning for ebike ha ha 😂😂😂😂😂
Hey vitali !!! Nice to see ur vids... From- @passenger paramvir
thanks CFS YT