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product_id: 449365209
title: "TOWILD CL1200 Bike Lights for Night Riding,Compatible with Garmin/GoPro Mount,1200 Lumen Bright Bike Headlight,Rechargeable Battery,Waterproof Bike Front Light for Commuter Cyclists"
brand: "towild"
price: "€ 90.54"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 9
category: "Towild"
url: https://www.desertcart.fi/products/449365209-towild-cl1200-bike-lights-for-night-riding-compatible-with-garmin
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region: Finland
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# 1200 lumens max brightness 5000mAh rechargeable battery IPX6 waterproof rating TOWILD CL1200 Bike Lights for Night Riding,Compatible with Garmin/GoPro Mount,1200 Lumen Bright Bike Headlight,Rechargeable Battery,Waterproof Bike Front Light for Commuter Cyclists

**Brand:** towild
**Price:** € 90.54
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚴‍♂️ Light Up Your Night, Own the Road

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TOWILD CL1200 Bike Lights for Night Riding,Compatible with Garmin/GoPro Mount,1200 Lumen Bright Bike Headlight,Rechargeable Battery,Waterproof Bike Front Light for Commuter Cyclists by towild
- **How much does it cost?** € 90.54 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- towild enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted towild brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Illuminate Every Ride:** 1200 lumens deliver razor-sharp visibility for night rides over 30 km/h—never miss a detail on the road.
- • **Smart & Safe Lighting:** Anti-glare glass diffuser ensures focused beam cut-off to avoid blinding oncoming traffic—ride confidently and courteously.
- • **Built for the Elements:** Rugged aluminum body with IPX6 waterproof rating means your light performs rain or shine, no compromises.
- • **Seamless Mounting Versatility:** Compatible with Garmin quarter lock and GoPro mounts for quick, vibration-free installation on any setup.
- • **Endurance That Outlasts Your Commute:** Power through up to 10 hours at 300 lumens with a fast 4-hour USB-C recharge—stay lit from dusk till dawn.

## Overview

The TOWILD CL1200 Bike Light is a premium, rechargeable front light boasting 1200 lumens of focused brightness with an anti-glare diffuser that meets German StVZO standards. Its 5000mAh battery supports up to 10 hours of runtime at low brightness and recharges fully in 4 hours via USB-C. Designed for professional cyclists and commuters, it offers versatile mounting options compatible with Garmin and GoPro systems, a waterproof IPX6 aluminum build, and smart modes that optimize battery life and safety. Backed by a 2-year warranty, it’s engineered to elevate your night rides with superior visibility and reliability.

## Description

desertcart.com : TOWILD CL1200 Bike Lights for Night Riding,Compatible with Garmin/GoPro Mount,1200 Lumen Bright Bike Headlight,5000mAh Rechargeable Battery,Waterproof Bike Front Light for Commuter Cyclists : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Great Light/Good Value - In my opinion, the obsession with the brightness (lumen output) of bicycle lights is overrated as the primary measure of the 'quality' of a light. Brighter is not necessarily always better. What is important is how well the beam lights the road in front of you. Most domestic (USA) bike lights are essentially flashlights with a handlebar mount. This light has a maximum output of 1200 lumen, but the more importantly it has a shaped beam that puts more of the light on the road. It conforms to the German StVZO specifications which requires that the beam cut off on the top end to avoid dazzling oncoming traffic (cars, other bikers, walkers/runners). I think this is very important--especially for lights with a high lumen output. By focusing more of the beam on the road you get more bang for your lumen buck and fewer expletives hurled at you by startled oncoming drivers, bikers, or pedestrians. In some circumstances, the best reason to get a very high lumen output light is to achieve extended run times in lower output modes that are adequate for most riding conditions. For example, the Towild CL600 (600 lumen max and smaller battery) has a claimed runtime of 1 hour 30 minutes at 600 lumens or 2 hours 30 minutes at 300 lumens versus the claimed 3 hours 30 minutes at 600 lumens or 6 hours 30 minutes at 300 lumens for this model. You get more than twice the run time on very useful output settings for less than twice the cost. Since this light has a shaped beam, it is important that it is always mounted right side up. The mount can be flipped over with the supplied hex key so that it can be handlebar mounted (included) or attached to a GoPro compatible out-front or helmet mount adapter (See update at end), but not the mount included). It attaches to the mount using a Garmin style 1/4 turn so it is easy to remove the light from the bike for security. Those who complain that the GoPro mounting screw is not included with the adapter should note that the screw is generally included with the mount which is threaded to accept it. The lowest setting (300 lumen) is fine for riding on city streets with streetlights. The medium (600 lumen) and high (1200 lumen) settings are good for paved trails and streets. If you need to watch out for debris/potholes or ride at higher speeds on unlit roads or trails, stick to the highest setting. As a test, I took it on an unlit paved trail near my home. While not as bright as my dynamo powered B&M IQ-X, I felt comfortable at about 15mph with the light on medium (600 lumens). I found this light to be more useful at 600 lumens than another at 700 lumens that had a wide, undirected beam. Regardless of the conditions and light output setting, be smart and supplement your lighting with reflective clothing when riding at night! I bought this light primarily as a daytime running light. The day 'warning' mode is plenty bright with a 4 flash/pause/2 flash pattern. The night 'warning' mode runs in a constant low mode with an intermittent bright flash. The claimed battery life on high is 1 hour 45 minutes. In a test, it lasted over 2 hours on high before it went into the 10% warning mode. The recharge time via a USB-C input (short USB-A male to USB-C male cable included) was about the expected 4 hours. The light can be used with an auxiliary charger on its lowest steady setting or either of the 'warning' modes to extend the runtime. It makes sense that the higher output modes are disabled when it is attached to a charger because the charge time is longer than the expected runtime. It can also be used as an emergency backup battery for your phone or bike computer. A USB-C to USB-A female adapter is included. There is a single switch to control all of the light's modes which also has an integrated led to indicate mode and charging status. Various short/long click patterns are used to switch it on/off or to switch the brightness or steady/flashing modes. A little confusing. The remote has dedicated buttons for this so it is helpful (see below). It can be programmed to automatically go into standby mode (off) after 2 minutes stationary and automatically turn on when movement is detected. The indicator led is blue for 'smart mode' and green for manual (on/off) mode. When charging, the indicator is solid red with a full charge being indicated by solid blue or green depending upon whether the light is currently programmed for smart or manual mode. The indicator light also displays the charge level while in use: 100-30% = steady blue or green; 29% - 10% = slow flash blue or green; less than 10% = blue or green alternating with red. Miscellaneous notes: Hot to touch when in high mode (there's a warning on the body). Solid construction and materials. I think it will stand up to its water-resistant rating so long as the charging port cover is in place. It returns to the last setting used (brightness or flashing) when turned back on. Only a few complaints (not worth a star reduction in my rating): 1) The instructions (especially for the remote) are terrible because they were clearly written by someone who is not fluent in English (e.g., the use of the term 'gears' for 'modes' and lots of awkward phrasing), but with patience you can figure it out. 2) I would prefer a 4-step indicator for charge status (e.g., 100%/75%/50%/25% with a flash and/or red warning at about 10% or less). 3) The single switch operation is confusing and hard to operate while riding. The remote is a good option to get around this. It has three buttons: 1-Off/On (long press) brightness level or day/night warning mode toggle (short press); 2-Steady/Warning mode toggle; and 3-turns on the high, steady beam while being regardless of current running mode. 4) The remote can turn the light off, but it will not turn it back on unless it is currently in smart mode, standby state. A bit of a pain, but it makes sense that keeping the light in a constant standby mode waiting for a remote command would slowly drain the battery. 5) Pairing the remote to the light was not intuitive. However, as noted above it makes the light easier to operate while in use. Despite these few complaints, I am happy with this light and recommend it. Update: the included plastic GoPro style adapter is not very sturdy. It cracked and I had to replace it. I am still very happy with the light itself.
Review: Awesome! - This light is amazing! so much brighter than my other 2! Battery lasts much longer and it doesn't seem to heat up as much as the others. It has 3 brightness settings. It can be run in "manual mode" or "smart mode" (detects vibration to know to turn off if not in use and will dim if light is heating up too much, i don't use this mode) which light up as green or blue. it has a flashing mode for daytime riding and a cycling dim/bright mode for night time riding visability. It can mount on a computer mount so doesn't crowd up road bike handle bars which is really nice. The mount that comes with it is fine but i just bought a nice mount that extends out front to free up space. Build quality feels tough and premium as well. Definitely wish i bought this one from the get-go rather than trying to save money trying out cheaper ones first. Can't emphasize the brightness and battery life enough!

## Features

- SUPER BRIGHT BICYCLE LIGHT - CL1200 bike front light with 1200 lumen max output,which allows you to see further & clearer when night riding at high speed over 30km/H.Can be mounted upsidedown
- EASY TO MOUNT & RELEASE QUICKLY - The bike lights are compatible with Garmin quarter lock mounts,also can combine with bike computers by out front mount.Stable bracket won't make the bike light vibrate out of the holder when going over rough roads
- LED BIKE LIGHT RECHARGEABLE - Build-in a rechargeable battery with 5000mAh,allows you to commute 10hr at 300 lumen,medium 600 lumen runs 5 hours and high 1200 lumens 2 and 3/4 hours.Fully charged in four hours with USB-C cable.Also can charge your phone and cycling computer
- ANTI-GLARE & WATERPROOF BICYCLE LIGHT - The bike headlight has a glass diffuser that helps to evenly distribute its light throw pattern and uniformly illuminate the road in front of your bike.And it makes the beam cut off on the top end to avoid dazzling oncoming traffic (cars, other bikers, walkers/runners)
- PACKING LIST AND 2-YEARS GUARANTEE -1* Bike Light,1*Mount for Handlebar,1*Compatible Base for Gopro,1*Type-C Cable,1*Manual,1*Discharge Adapter

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09Z2GFLGS |
| Auto Part Position | Front |
| Best Sellers Rank | #49,909 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #49 in Bike Headlights |
| Brand | towild |
| Brand Name | towild |
| Brightness | 1200.00 |
| Color | CL1200 BIKE LIGHT |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,775) |
| Date First Available | May 8, 2022 |
| Included Components | Bike Light,Handlebar Mount,Type-C Cable,Manual,Discharge Adapter |
| International Protection Rating | IPX6 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1.22 x 1.22 x 1.22 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.59 x 3.82 x 1.73 inches |
| Item Weight | 176 Grams |
| Light Output Maximum | 1200 Lumens |
| Manufacturer | TOWILD |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Model Name | CL1200 BIKE LIGHT |
| Model Year | 2022 |
| Mounting Type | Handlebar Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of settings | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.27 Kilograms |
| Part Number | CL1200 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Size | Medium |
| Sport Type | Camping & Hiking, Climbing, Cycling |
| Style | Manual |
| Warranty Description | 2 Years |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |

## Product Details

- **Auto Part Position:** Front
- **Brand:** towild
- **Brightness:** 1200.00
- **Color:** CL1200 BIKE LIGHT
- **Item Weight:** 176 Grams
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Mounting Type:** Handlebar Mount
- **Number of settings:** 1
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Water Resistance Level:** Waterproof

## Images

![TOWILD CL1200 Bike Lights for Night Riding,Compatible with Garmin/GoPro Mount,1200 Lumen Bright Bike Headlight,Rechargeable Battery,Waterproof Bike Front Light for Commuter Cyclists - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61tjzmxQC4L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can it be charged while the light is on?**
A: Yes,it could be charged while the light is on. but it only could be at the lowest light mode (300LM) when in charging.

**Q: Is this a good light for daytime road riding, bright enough for oncoming vehicles?**
A: Yes, especially in flashing mode. I use mine as a daytime light often.

**Q: Can I pair and control two light with one remote?**
A: Yes,you can.Our remote controller can not only match multiple lights, but also control multiple lights at the same time.

**Q: Is the remote control also waterproof?**
A: I'd say so. Mine has been on my bike in strong storms while driving at highway speeds and still works without issue.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Light/Good Value
*by D***N on October 8, 2022*

In my opinion, the obsession with the brightness (lumen output) of bicycle lights is overrated as the primary measure of the 'quality' of a light. Brighter is not necessarily always better. What is important is how well the beam lights the road in front of you. Most domestic (USA) bike lights are essentially flashlights with a handlebar mount. This light has a maximum output of 1200 lumen, but the more importantly it has a shaped beam that puts more of the light on the road. It conforms to the German StVZO specifications which requires that the beam cut off on the top end to avoid dazzling oncoming traffic (cars, other bikers, walkers/runners). I think this is very important--especially for lights with a high lumen output. By focusing more of the beam on the road you get more bang for your lumen buck and fewer expletives hurled at you by startled oncoming drivers, bikers, or pedestrians. In some circumstances, the best reason to get a very high lumen output light is to achieve extended run times in lower output modes that are adequate for most riding conditions. For example, the Towild CL600 (600 lumen max and smaller battery) has a claimed runtime of 1 hour 30 minutes at 600 lumens or 2 hours 30 minutes at 300 lumens versus the claimed 3 hours 30 minutes at 600 lumens or 6 hours 30 minutes at 300 lumens for this model. You get more than twice the run time on very useful output settings for less than twice the cost. Since this light has a shaped beam, it is important that it is always mounted right side up. The mount can be flipped over with the supplied hex key so that it can be handlebar mounted (included) or attached to a GoPro compatible out-front or helmet mount adapter (See update at end), but not the mount included). It attaches to the mount using a Garmin style 1/4 turn so it is easy to remove the light from the bike for security. Those who complain that the GoPro mounting screw is not included with the adapter should note that the screw is generally included with the mount which is threaded to accept it. The lowest setting (300 lumen) is fine for riding on city streets with streetlights. The medium (600 lumen) and high (1200 lumen) settings are good for paved trails and streets. If you need to watch out for debris/potholes or ride at higher speeds on unlit roads or trails, stick to the highest setting. As a test, I took it on an unlit paved trail near my home. While not as bright as my dynamo powered B&M IQ-X, I felt comfortable at about 15mph with the light on medium (600 lumens). I found this light to be more useful at 600 lumens than another at 700 lumens that had a wide, undirected beam. Regardless of the conditions and light output setting, be smart and supplement your lighting with reflective clothing when riding at night! I bought this light primarily as a daytime running light. The day 'warning' mode is plenty bright with a 4 flash/pause/2 flash pattern. The night 'warning' mode runs in a constant low mode with an intermittent bright flash. The claimed battery life on high is 1 hour 45 minutes. In a test, it lasted over 2 hours on high before it went into the 10% warning mode. The recharge time via a USB-C input (short USB-A male to USB-C male cable included) was about the expected 4 hours. The light can be used with an auxiliary charger on its lowest steady setting or either of the 'warning' modes to extend the runtime. It makes sense that the higher output modes are disabled when it is attached to a charger because the charge time is longer than the expected runtime. It can also be used as an emergency backup battery for your phone or bike computer. A USB-C to USB-A female adapter is included. There is a single switch to control all of the light's modes which also has an integrated led to indicate mode and charging status. Various short/long click patterns are used to switch it on/off or to switch the brightness or steady/flashing modes. A little confusing. The remote has dedicated buttons for this so it is helpful (see below). It can be programmed to automatically go into standby mode (off) after 2 minutes stationary and automatically turn on when movement is detected. The indicator led is blue for 'smart mode' and green for manual (on/off) mode. When charging, the indicator is solid red with a full charge being indicated by solid blue or green depending upon whether the light is currently programmed for smart or manual mode. The indicator light also displays the charge level while in use: 100-30% = steady blue or green; 29% - 10% = slow flash blue or green; less than 10% = blue or green alternating with red. Miscellaneous notes: Hot to touch when in high mode (there's a warning on the body). Solid construction and materials. I think it will stand up to its water-resistant rating so long as the charging port cover is in place. It returns to the last setting used (brightness or flashing) when turned back on. Only a few complaints (not worth a star reduction in my rating): 1) The instructions (especially for the remote) are terrible because they were clearly written by someone who is not fluent in English (e.g., the use of the term 'gears' for 'modes' and lots of awkward phrasing), but with patience you can figure it out. 2) I would prefer a 4-step indicator for charge status (e.g., 100%/75%/50%/25% with a flash and/or red warning at about 10% or less). 3) The single switch operation is confusing and hard to operate while riding. The remote is a good option to get around this. It has three buttons: 1-Off/On (long press) brightness level or day/night warning mode toggle (short press); 2-Steady/Warning mode toggle; and 3-turns on the high, steady beam while being regardless of current running mode. 4) The remote can turn the light off, but it will not turn it back on unless it is currently in smart mode, standby state. A bit of a pain, but it makes sense that keeping the light in a constant standby mode waiting for a remote command would slowly drain the battery. 5) Pairing the remote to the light was not intuitive. However, as noted above it makes the light easier to operate while in use. Despite these few complaints, I am happy with this light and recommend it. Update: the included plastic GoPro style adapter is not very sturdy. It cracked and I had to replace it. I am still very happy with the light itself.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome!
*by A***R on September 26, 2025*

This light is amazing! so much brighter than my other 2! Battery lasts much longer and it doesn't seem to heat up as much as the others. It has 3 brightness settings. It can be run in "manual mode" or "smart mode" (detects vibration to know to turn off if not in use and will dim if light is heating up too much, i don't use this mode) which light up as green or blue. it has a flashing mode for daytime riding and a cycling dim/bright mode for night time riding visability. It can mount on a computer mount so doesn't crowd up road bike handle bars which is really nice. The mount that comes with it is fine but i just bought a nice mount that extends out front to free up space. Build quality feels tough and premium as well. Definitely wish i bought this one from the get-go rather than trying to save money trying out cheaper ones first. Can't emphasize the brightness and battery life enough!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It’s good enough.
*by A***. on December 20, 2025*

It has a steady and some kind of SOS mode, each with three brightness settings. I wish it had a constant flash mode instead of the SOS mode. Otherwise, it’s fine. Comes with everything you need to mount it to your bike.

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