Bike lights
Fenix bike lights, 15 to 2200 lumens with quick-release mounts and alert modes — built for road commuting, night riding, and trail. Shipped from Mississauga by an official Canadian Fenix distributor, with full Canadian warranty service.
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Fenix BC30 V2.0
2,200 lm · 187 m
CAD $123.95 $92.96
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Fenix BC26R
1,600 lm · 169 m
CAD $124.95
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Fenix BC06R
90 lm · 100 m
CAD $49.95
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Fenix BC05R V2.0
15 lm · 50 m
CAD $28.95
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Commuter and trail lighting
Road commuting and trail riding ask different things of a light. On the road you mostly need to be seen and to light the lane ahead at moderate speed; on a dark trail you need real output and throw to read terrain at speed. Our note on why every rider needs a bike light covers both, including daytime visibility.
Output and beam for the road
For city riding, a steady be-seen beam plus a flashing alert mode keeps you visible to traffic without dazzling oncoming riders. Trail and fast descents want 1000 lumens or more with a shaped beam that lights the ground rather than the treetops. Fenix bike lights step cleanly between modes so you can dial output to the ride.
Mounting and runtime
Quick-release handlebar mounts let you pop the light off at a rack so it is not stolen, and rechargeable cells mean no disposable spend. Plan runtime around your longest ride at the mode you actually use. See batteries and chargers for keeping spares topped up over a riding season.
Frequently asked questions
How many lumens do I need for commuting versus trail riding?
For lit city streets, 200 to 600 lumens plus a flashing mode is enough to see and be seen. For unlit roads or trails at speed, step up to 1000 lumens or more with a beam shaped to light the ground ahead rather than scatter upward.
Will the mount fit my handlebars?
Fenix bike lights use quick-release mounts sized for standard round handlebars, and several include shims or alternate brackets. Check the fit range on the product page against your bar diameter, especially for oversized or aero bars.
Are they rechargeable, and how long do they run?
Yes, they charge over USB. Runtime depends heavily on the mode: a be-seen flash can last many hours, while full output on a trail light is measured in a couple of hours. Choose based on your longest ride at the mode you will actually use.
Is there a daytime flashing mode?
Yes. Most Fenix bike lights include alert or flashing modes that improve your visibility to drivers in daylight, which is one of the most effective ways to lower your risk on the road.
Are bike lights waterproof for riding in the rain?
Yes. Fenix bike lights are sealed against rain and road spray; the IP rating is on each product page. They are built to ride through wet Canadian weather without trouble.