H30

Have a look on Acebeam h30 sometimes it sold for less or just a bit more than 100$ - the UV/red/high CRI aux light are nice to have but note it is 21700 battery. Sofirn HS20 much cheaper and offer a combination on flood and spot

That mount is sweet but still that Ryobi light is huge and only up to 575 Lumens and 2Ah battery. I use Acebeam H30 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L4B42KC up to 4000 Lumens though I usually run it at 380 or 1100, runs for 3 hours at 1100 lumens and that is the true run time and true lumens. At 380 lum

The petzl headlamps are pretty weak. I have been using an Acebeam H30 for years and it's great, high output and all aluminum.

I love the canvas bag for underground or times where I need a little of everything in the air. Then I also have a tough built pouch with a big carabeaner to hold a couple adjustable wrenches and the 3 or 4 things I know I'll need without carrying everything up depending on what I'm doing. A good kne

That's tinkering with hardware, which isn't usually what people mean when they talk about tinkering with VESC. But as far as my light output, it's 4000 lumens if I want, though usually much less is fine. And it's from a high enough angle (my helmet) that I can see the road really well, and I'm not b

For headlamp I absolutely love my ACEBEAM H30. It has guge battery life, white light + red light + UV light. (Some may argue it's heavy, due to the big battery - I've been using it for three seasons now and I never got any kind of inconvenience because of its weight. (Come to think of it, they may h