Magicshine has discounted the brightest front bike light we've ever tested in the Amazon Spring Sale

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We have picked out some great discounted Magicshine lights from the Amazon Spring Sales, whether you're looking for as many lumens as possible or some reliable lights for riding in the dark

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We highly rate Magicshine's lights. They are consistently featured in our best bike lights buyers' guide, based on their performance and value. With Amazon's Spring Sale kicking off today in the USA, that value has got even better with discounts of up to 30%.

The headline discount is on the Magicshine Monteer 12000, which has a discount of $148. This behemoth of a light has a whopping 12000 lumen output, the brightest we have ever tested, so its guarenteed to light up the darkest of nights.

Magicshine MONTEER 12000
Save 30% ($148)
Magicshine MONTEER 12000: was $499.99 now $351.99 at Amazon

The dollar to lumen value on this light is unmatched. While the 12000 lumen output is seriously impressive, it's going to be overkill for most riders out there.

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Magicshine Hori 900
Save 33%
Magicshine Hori 900: was $79.99 now $53.98 at Amazon

A great combo deal for commuting. Up front, the Hori 900 neatly integrates with your Garmin/Wahoo bike mount and the rear SEEMEE 50 has great multi-angle visibility.

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Magicshine EVO 1700
Save 16%
Magicshine EVO 1700 : was $89.99 now $75.59 at Amazon

The Magicshine Evo 1700 has a punchy 1700 lumens beam that can be controlled via the included handlebar remote. Will Jones reviewed the Di2-controlled EVO 1700 and was impressed with its performance.

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Magicshine SEEMEE 300
Best rear light
Save 25% ($15.01)
Magicshine SEEMEE 300: was $59.99 now $44.98 at Amazon

Is it an Amazon sale event without a Seemee 300 deal? This is our top-rated rear light, with Cyclingnews' Senior Tech Writer, Will Jones, proclaiming it to be "the best rear bike light on the market at the moment" in his Magicshine SEEMEE 300 review.

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Magicshine Magicshine Seemee 50 V2.0
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Magicshine Magicshine Seemee 50 V2.0 : was $29.99 now $20.99 at Amazon

It's always worth having a backup light for riding at night. This Seemee 50 is a cheap light that you can keep on your bike just in case.

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Graham Cottingham
Graham Cottingham

Graham has been part of the Cyclingnews team since January 2020. He has mountain biking at his core and can mostly be found bikepacking around Scotland or exploring the steep trails around the Tweed Valley. Not afraid of a challenge, Graham has gained a reputation for riding fixed gear bikes both too far and often in inappropriate places.

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