Is Beema AS-2000 Light Really a Good Buy?

You always need to have a strong, reliable lighting system on your bike in order to fight the darkness, regardless of how experienced a rider you are and how well the track you’re riding on is. One of the most powerful Beema cycle front lights, AS-2000 is such a light that you can always rely on when riding through the night.

People across the world have become habitual of riding bikes to and from work, for fun and during bike tours and want to keep going despite adversities like exhaustion, testing weather and bad light. However, riding your bike in the dark, especially on poor trails in an unknown location during a bike tour, can be highly risky.

In such situations, you need a strong and dependable lighting system mounted to your bike. Especially your front bike light should be powerful enough to provide a clear vision of the track in the dark. Beema, a brand introduced by BikeLightsUK has come up with a high-power bike light unit – Beema AS-2000. 

 
Beema AS-2000 Bike Light 

The Beema AS-2000 bike light has already been reviewed as one of the most powerful bike light units available in the market. The light is introduced by Beema lights, a brand locally designed and marketed by BikeLightsUK that offers bikers fine quality lighting systems. 

Beema AS-2000 Bike Light – Features 

• A high-power front bike light providing an output of more than 2000 lumens
• A 6600 mAh battery (rechargeable)
• 2 O-rings for mounting
• 1 helmet mount
• UK charger with one extension cable
• A two-year warranty with a user’s manual 

 How Much Output Does Beema AS-2000 Offer

The Beema AS-2000 is a high-power light unit from Beema. In fact, it is one of the most powerful bike lights available in the market right now. What makes the light unique is an output of over 2000 lumens and its light weight.

The manufacturer has specially designed the light to provide bike riders the maximum possible visibility and range, that is, more than 300m during night. Since the light comes in an easy-to-use fashion, you get maximum safety as a biker. To activate the flash, you have to simply click the button placed on the back of your light unit. The light is coming in a patent design and can be kept at optimal temperature in order to prevent overheating. This is how it prevents huge power loss which is common in most other high-power lights.

Battery Backup 

The Beema AS-2000 light unit comes with a 6600 mAh battery. The battery is rechargeable and the battery pack you get in the box is IP65 grade and fully water-proof. The run time is really good and you get excellent battery backup, ensuring an unremitting light flash in the dark and bad weather conditions. Depending upon how long you drive and which beam mode you use, you can expect a run time of about 3 to 10 hours.  

Conclusion

The manufacturer has designed the Beema AS-2000 light keeping safety and comfort of the rider in mind. The light offers maximum visibility in the dark. The throw of light it offers is no doubt satisfactory and the light unit is worth the money you spend. 

UCI BMX Supercross 2013 World Cup: Bigger Than Ever

Bike riders in the United Kingdom have a reason to cheer!  The BMX Super Cross World Cup Series for the year 2013 is scheduled on 19^th April, 2013 at Manchester, UK. Chula Vista in California, US will host the final round on 28^th, September 2013. It would be the second time in the bike riding sport events history that a World Cup Series is being organized for bike riders from across the world. . It would be an annual event this time organized on a global scale. The 2013 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup series will touch over five countries this year.

The event consists of a total of five rounds. The series begins in Manchester, UK where first rounds of the historic World Cup are scheduled on 19^th and 20^th of April, 2013. Santiago de Estaro (Argentina) would hold second round on 10^th and 11^th May, 2013. Papendal (Netherlands) will host the third round of the series on 15 to 16^th June, 2013. Finally, Abbotsford in Canada will host the fourth round on 6 to 7^th June, 2013.

The much awaited series will terminate in USA with the fifth and final round on 27 to 28^th September, 2013. The range of the 2013 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup series could be estimated from the total funding to the tune of 138,000 Pounds for Manchester venue (UK) alone.

The BMX Supercross is raced on a 350m circuit. Riders launch themselves from an 8m high ramp and race over track on alternate bumps, banked corners and flat sections. The race involves lot of competition and in order to qualify for the second round the riders need to finish in the first four during the heats of first round. Riders are well-trained to capitalize on the options available to them. They either try to land quickly to gain more speed or attempt to gain height during the fight with the fellow participants. Many reach up to five meters in height and offer a treat to the eyes of the sports lovers witnessing the event.

The team organizers, event promoters, marketing executives and media personnel have left no stone unturned this time to make the event a huge success. A two day seminar has been organized already. Organizers also spent two days at World Cycling Centre (WCC) in Aigle, Switzerland in order to share new experiences and fresh ideas on hosting the World Cup.

The participants also went over their obligations as per guidelines in the 2013 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup Organization Guide. Each organizer had individual meetings with the UCI regarding the issues related to the world event. Therefore, it is guaranteed that the bike riding event this time would be on a greater and extensive scale, surpassing all levels of popularity.

The event has gone global a big way this time. Consequently, all bike riders are invited to eyewitness this grand event and get to the grips with the absolute basics of bike riding. It has never been this easy to share the ideas and views related to bike riding with fellow bike lovers amidst bike riding champions from different countries. There has been never a great time for bike riding as it is at present, with more participants, world class event management and greater media coverage.