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Magicshine RN3000 light review Magicshine has been building top value lights for years and it’s really ramped up the tech in recent versions. Is the latest RN3000 as good on the trail as it looks in theory? By Guy Kesteven published September 22, 2021      OUR VERDICT Not quite as bright as expected and there’s some upward lens flare, but otherwise it’s a really user friendly, simple-to-mount self-contained MTB or road light with plenty of power and useful power bank facility at an awesome price FOR - Powerful, broad, weirdness free beam - Top value pricing - Mid mode is still enough for...

To boot, this model is ebike compatible, which means it draws power from the bike’s battery (using an optional cable) and is compatible with all mainstream motors. Magicshine MJ-906S specifications and details   The separate battery back and small head unit design saves space on the bar, and the Velcro straps that secure the 10,000mAh battery pack are long enough to wrap around chunky ebike down tubes if you don’t want to use the light’s optional ebike battery supply cable. The lightweight aluminium head unit (80g) and small Garmin-style mount (16g) take up minimal handlebar real estate, meaning there’s plenty...