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The BUSTER 400 is the all-rounder for every occasion, e.g. on a racing bike, gravel bike or MTB. With 400 lumens and a beam of 120 meters, it offers the perfect view during your sporty evening rides. Five light modes and a light mode memory function ensure that the right amount of light is always available. The six-level battery indicator on the top shows the exact remaining battery life. - Maximum light amount: 400 Lumen- Lighting range: 120 m*- Five lighting modes: High (400 lm), Mid (200 lm), Low (100 lm), Night flash (300/100 lm) Day flash (100lm)- Burn time: 2 h in High mode, 4 h in Mid mode, 9 h in Low mode, 5 h in Night flashing mode, 30h in Day flashing mode- Charging time: 3 h- 360° adjustable silicone holder- Tool-free mounting- Click switch with tactile on/off indication- Splash-proof according to IPX4- SIGMA Light Guide for excellent side visibility- 5 preset "light profiles"- Light mode memory function- With a short press of the on / off button the battery status is shown- Integrated USB-C charging function- The 6-stage battery indicator and 5-stage charging indicator- Charging during use possible- Weight: 107 g (incl. holder)- OSRAM LED

As a cyclist, it is important to have the right tyre pressure for optimal performance and safety. But which tyre pressure is best for your bike? First of all, it is important to know that the optimal tyre pressure depends on several factors, including the type of bike, rider weight, terrain and personal preference. To determine which tyre pressure best suits your bike, you can look at the recommended pressure listed on the sidewall of the tyre. This gives a good guideline, but keep in mind that this is only a recommendation and you should still experiment with different pressures to see what works for you. When checking tyre pressure, it is important to use a reliable pressure gauge. The Schwalbe Airmax Pro is a handy tool that allows you to quickly and easily measure the pressure in your tyres. This digital pressure gauge has an accuracy of 0.1 bar and is suitable for both car and bicycle valves.To check tyre pressure with the Schwalbe Airmax Pro, first unscrew the valve and press the pressure gauge firmly against the valve until no more air escapes. The pressure gauge then displays the current tyre pressure in bar or psi. Make sure you check both wheels and adjust the pressure if necessary.Remember that checking tyre pressure regularly is essential for optimal performance and safety on the bike. Experiment with different pressures to see what works for you and use a reliable pressure gauge such as the Schwalbe Airmax Pro to get accurate readings.

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