Bright alone is not enough: good bike lighting not only impresses with high light output on paper. The best bike lights are also capable of delivering these theoretical values in practice over many years and under all conditions. The lighting combination from Hope is designed to achieve this thanks to uncompromising quality, well thought-out construction and a unique breakdown service.

Power from a storage unit

With the "R4+" headlight and the District 3 rear light, Hope offers two extremely robust and durable lights that have passed the tough stress tests - as shown impressively in the following video. Furthermore, the two lights can be operated with a separate rechargeable battery or with a single power storage unit. This saves space and weight and simplifies operation, as you only have to charge a single battery before riding.

According to importer Willy Felix, there is no need to worry that the rear light will take a lot of power away from the headlight despite its impressive luminosity. Even at the highest light level, the District 3 uses a maximum of ten percent of the battery capacity. Thanks to Hope's modular system, both lights can be used with any external battery from the company's own range - depending on your personal requirements in terms of light output, weight and price of the lighting combination. The individual adaptability goes even further: the R4+ is light enough that it can not only be attached to the handlebars, but can also be used as a helmet light.

Guaranteed performance and environmentally friendly breakdown service

The R4+ and District 3 are said to have excellent temperature management: Cooling through the housing and temperature sensors with automatic power control ensure that the lamps do not get too hot. This means that the temperature-sensitive LEDs can also exploit their theoretical performance potential in practice without being damaged.
And if something does break, Hope customers benefit from a four-year warranty and a unique replacement service. If a Hope battery breaks down, its owner sends it to the importer Agentur Felix AG and receives an equivalent replacement battery by return post, which they can keep. The defective battery is returned to Hope, where it is repaired and then given a second life as a replacement battery in the same exchange program. As Hope assembles the battery packs in-house, many defects can also be repaired in-house.