

"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Race 19 Headlight changed what I thought was possible in a compact handlebar light. At 195 grams, it barely registers on the bike, but the 2650-lumen output and focused 14-degree spot beam are genuinely capable on fast trail descents and unlit roads. The full-color OLED display is a real upgrade, and the power bank mode has already saved me on a long day when my GPS was running low.""Some lights light the way. The Exposure Race 19 Headlight obliterates it. At just 195 grams, it is Exposure's lightest and most compact handlebar light yet, but the 2650-lumen output and focused 14-degree spot beam put it squarely in serious territory for fast gravel rides, trail descents, and early morning commutes where genuine illumination matters. Seven customizable programs dial in brightness and runtime across a range of 2 to 36 hours, the full-color OLED display shows mode, output, and remaining runtime at a glance, and USB-C charging powers the light back up in just over two hours. A built-in power bank mode keeps phones and GPS units running on longer rides, the quick-release cleat mount goes on and off without tools, and IP67 waterproofing plus IK09 impact resistance mean the Race 19 Headlight handles whatever conditions come with riding hard and riding often."
Price: $320.00 from Backcountry
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