Light and air at Blackburn
Lots of light
Super Flea Front and Super Flea Rear is the name of the duo designed to make every cyclist visible from afar. With 120 lumens, the rider can also count on good road illumination to the front - for one hour in bright mode, over three hours in normal mode and much longer in flashing mode. Both the front and rear lights are powered by a rechargeable Li-ion battery and are charged via a magnetic USB charging plug. To see whether the light is about to run out of breath, an LED charge status indicator is also on board.
The Mars Magnetic rear light is flatter and more compact and is designed to ensure good visibility of the pilot when attached to a shirt collar, messenger bag or even shirt sleeve. A button cell battery supplies the extraterrestrial light with energy, weighs 19 grams and flashes for over 50 hours.
Under high pressure
Blackburn doesn't stop at brightening up the track: with the new Airtower Shop, the Americans present a floor pump that delivers up to 15 bar of pressure into the tube. The height of 70 centimetres is designed to enable comfortable pumping, and French or Schrader valves are operated.
Relieved from thirst and problems
The workshop professionals know the problem: on small fully frames, a bidon holder can initially be mounted on the down tube without any problems. However, the first time the bike compresses, the rocker of the rear suspension presses hard on the holder or the bottle. Blackburn's Sideroller Cage, which can be mounted rotated sideways and thus offers several adjustment options, is the ideal bottle cage for tight spaces. The bidon can be accessed from the left, right or center.
On the stem
If you just can't keep your hands off your smartphone, you can now take it for a ride with a cell phone bag from Blackburn. Welded seams and a waterproof snap closure ensure that rainwater stays outside. A transparent window with touch screen functionality makes it possible for the device to get its pats on the back when packed.
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