With a powerful 1100-lumen output for night riding and multiple daytime flash modes, the FR1100 keeps you visible in all conditions. Its integrated out-front mount design fits seamlessly under Garmin-style bike computers, saving space while enhancing both illumination and visibility. Built with a high-efficiency thermal system, smart auto on/off function, and a long-lasting battery with power bank capability, it’s engineered to perform on every ride—making it your ideal front light for safety riding.

Note: The difference between the FR1100 and FR1100 SE is that the FR1100 includes the AOM05 mount (bike computer/light mount), while the FR1100 SE does not come with the AOM05 mount.

Night illumination
1100-lumen high-brightness output for nighttime riding. Equipped with two high-intensity LEDs for effective road illumination. Featuring an upgraded lens design that delivers a more even beam pattern, longer projection distance, and a maximum beam range of up to 105 meters.

Daytime warning
Eye-catching warning flashing mode to keep you visible at daytime riding.

Integrated bike computer stacking design
The integrated bike computer stacking design adds a warning light between the mount and the bike computer, saving space while providing illumination. Compatible with mainstream bike computers, supporting all Garmin-style mounting bases.

Power bank function
2500mAh large battery, can provide emergency charging for bike computers.

Auto on/off function
Automatic power control: the light turns off after 2 minutes of inactivity and powers on automatically when vibration is detected.

Heat dissipation design
Aluminum alloy housing with an upgraded copper base plate and airflow groove design for more efficient heat dissipation, even in high-output modes.

Long battery life
Battery life lasts up to 46 hours.

Battery indicator
When the light is off, press the power button to activate the battery indicator and check the battery level. Battery indicator: Green: 40%~100%; Red: 5%~40%; Flashing red: <5%.

Mode selection
Six lighting modes for various environments.

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