The Blinder Link comes in two versions: one that mounts to saddles and the other to cargo racks.
An expert praises the brightness and eye-catching flashing patterns, and an owner adds that it's suitable for use during the day or at night.
The runtimes are slightly above average for 100-lumen rear lights.
The Blinder Link provides side-on visibility.
Testers say both versions are quick and easy to install.
The Blinder Link remembers the last mode used.
This light is waterproof.

2 reasons not to buy

Several owners complain that the light slides out of the seat mount when riding over bumpy surfaces, sometimes resulting in loss.
Experts and owners feel the Blinder Link is expensive.

Bottom line

The Knog Blinder Link is a rechargeable 100-lumen rear bike light with eight modes. It’s available in a saddle-mount or rack-mount version. It’s waterproof and can be worn on clothing thanks to an integrated clip. Testers praise the daytime visibility, eye-catching flash modes, and easy installation. Unfortunately, many owners complain that the light can slide out of the mount when riding over bumpy terrain. However, most experts and owners consider it a good, high-quality option, but the risk of it falling out is worrying. An alternative is the Fenix BC05R.

Expert Reviews

82/100 based on 2 scored reviews (3 reviews in total)

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Road.cc

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Knog Blinder Link – Saddle

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It’s very good. Yes, it’s on the pricier side of things but it’s well made, comes with some cool modes and good burn times, and that solid and secure mount.

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Electric Bike Journal

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Knog Blinder 900 and Link Bike Light Review

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Overall, the Knog Blinder 900 and Link have been solid lights to keep on the bike. From the build quality to light output, they have not disappointed.

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Grumpy Bicycle

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