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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Fenix BC05R V2.0. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
6 reasons to buy
- Owners say the BC05R feels well-made.
- Experts and owners praise the BC05R’s above-average battery life.
- A tester says toggling through modes is easy, even when wearing thick gloves.
- Experts feel that the BC05R is sufficiently bright for visibility at night.
- The mounting strap fits seatposts from 20mm to 35mm, including aero seatposts.
- Fenix provides a clip to secure the light on bags or clothing.
4 reasons not to buy
- Several owners report batteries discharging quickly when the light isn’t being used.
- The BC05R doesn’t offer side-on visibility.
- An expert feels the 15-lumen max output is insufficient for daytime visibility.
- One tester describes the USB port cover as thin and delicate. One owner reports it falling off during the second use.
Bottom line
The Fenix BC05R is a rechargeable 15-lumen rear bike light with six modes. Experts feel the light isn’t bright enough for use as a daytime rear light. Testers and owners praise the long battery life, easy operation, and versatile mounting strap. Owners also appreciate the clip for attaching it to bags or clothing. Some owners report batteries discharging quickly, and one tester complains that the BC05R lacks side-on visibility. Overall, owners consider the BC05R good value, and many pair it with Fenix’s BC26R front light.Expert Reviews
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