Niterider Cherrybomb 100 Bicycle Tail Light Review

[@GarryBurgess]

Thank you. I ordered it because of this review.

[@GearLama]

Awesome! Do let me know how it goes for you. I think you will be pleasently surprised

[@JMJMJM978]

You make great points with expert opinions - I wish all reviews were similar. Thank you for the video.

[@romo90.]

".. can never have enough lumens.." - 100% agree do we 😄 😄 , nice.. crisp video, cheers!

[@butchie2752]

Good review. I bought this unit and like it. I use regular batteries mostly because they can replaced on the go if necessary. I have also found the battery life to be very good.

[@GearLama]

Thanks for sharing. Yes the battery life is outstanding and you can always use AAA eneloop batteries to make things even morr eco friendly

[@indiaisgreat6414]

Hi sir!! I have a giant escape 3 and I wanna upgrade the drivetrain to Shimano Sora 3x9 as u suggested does it will fit in my bike n costing for the same ???

[@sudeep64ify]

Just to confirm, these can be used with rechargeable batteries? Rechargeable batteries have a different voltage?

[@GearLama]

Yes Sandeep rechargeable batteries have less voltage than normal batteries. However these are led lights. Leds are far more cpabale of lighting across multiple voltage range. I've always used and am using these lights with panasonic eneloop white AAA batteries and have not experienced any less a runtime. When it comes to rechargeable batteries I always trust eneloop whether it's for lights, camera flash , bt keyboards, mouse or rc cars

[@teja0505]

Hi, Thanks for the great review. Can you pls review niterider vmax 150 rear light as well. Especially the visibility in day light and longetivity.

[@GearLama]

Hi Tejas I'm still awaiting one from NR. SOON!

[@antonyvarghese3358]

What is the difference between cherrybomb 35 & cherrybomb 100

[@GearLama]

100 has more lumens, a more robust strap and clip

[@antonyvarghese3358]

@@GearLama I got a deal on cherrybomb 35 @ 600₹ at good condition, that's y I asked. Thank you

[@GearLama]

My 35 lasted me over 4 years. They are tough little buggers

[@kaushallakeshri3926]

Would've helped if you could've also shown how it looks on the seat post. My concern being, does it compensate for angle of the seatpost? Thank you for the otherwise great video tho

[@GearLama]

No it's a flat mount so if your seatpost is at an fore aft angle it will not compensate for that. I think this is not a light that's built for aero bikes. It is more geared towards commuter and touring

[@kaushallakeshri3926]

@@GearLama thank you :)

[@sathish777]

thanks i liked your review, subscribed. Please do more such reviews

[@GearLama]

Thanks for the sub!

[@SpookyMontero]

Thanks, good video ! I think I'm going to get this one as well as the blue one

[@GearLama]

Glad I could help

[@mr.chronograph9022]

Why can't they make it USB rechargeable??

[@GearLama]

Because that would beat the very purpose of the light. The idea to have replaceable battery is to make it agnostic to battery deterioration. You can always use rechargeable eneloop AAA

[@anirudhmoudgal]

Agree with you on the AAA vs USB 1. What is your opinion of the cherrybomb as a daytime light? (Disruptive flashing pattern in order to be seen) 2. Personal question - you watch in the first half the video ... as Seiko? (You don't have to answer it :-))

[@GearLama]

1. As you can see in my bikepacking video I use this light only as a DRL (daytime running light) as I seldom cycle after dark here in the Himalaya. The first pattern is disruptive and Its extremely visible, even at 100m on the brightest day. 2. Tissot. I don't mind answering. Though I have a Seiko 5 too for everyday wear 😀

[@anirudhmoudgal]

@@GearLama in that case, greetings from another Seikopath!

[@anirudhmoudgal]

@@GearLama Have ordered the Cherrybomb based on your review. Yours is a rare voice for Indian cycle touring enthusiast. Hoping to see more videos from you.

[@GearLama]

Thanks mate. I am quite confident that you will like the product. Yet, I would love to hear your thoughts after you've used it

[@carlmistry]

Great review

[@TheBeardManOnCycle]

what would be run time with Duracell AAAs?

[@GearLama]

Haven't tried it with duracells but I reckon should meet or surpass 96 hours claimed life

[@icebreaker3000]

Great review! Compelled to buy this like. Can you please help with the average battery life of the light with your experience so far? @gearlama

[@GearLama]

Running on rechargeable Panasonic Eneloop AAA batteries at full brightness I've got exactly 68 hours.

[@icebreaker3000]

@@GearLama that's a pretty impressive burn time! Thank you!