LIGHT WHERE IT MATTERS
A defined cut-off shapes the beam to illuminate the road ahead while limiting upward light. Put useful illumination where you need it for a clearer view of your route.
LESS GLARE, MORE CONSIDERATION
Help reduce glare for oncoming cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers. When correctly aimed, the controlled beam supports a more considerate ride on shared roads and paths.
A CLEARER VIEW AHEAD
Reveal road texture, edges, and potential obstacles with light directed toward your riding surface. A well-aimed beam helps you read the road and choose your line with confidence.
COMPATIBLE DEVICES
F.A.Q.S
What is a cut-off beam?
A cut-off beam has a defined upper boundary that directs light onto the road while limiting upward illumination. This helps light your route while reducing glare for oncoming road users.
How should I position a light with a cut-off beam?
Mount the light in its intended orientation and aim it according to the product manual. Keep the cut-off below the eye level of oncoming road users, and check the angle with your bike upright on level ground.
Does a cut-off beam mean the light is StVZO compliant?
No. A cut-off beam describes the light’s beam pattern. StVZO compliance involves additional requirements, so check the specific model’s certification and product information.