CatEye lights and cycle computers help you prepare for changing light and keep useful ride information in view. From the morning commute to a longer evening loop, choose lighting to suit your route and a computer that shows the details you want without overcomplicating the ride.
Why Choose CatEye Accessories?
The range brings together front lights, rear lights and paired sets alongside wired, wireless and GPS cycle computers. AMPP front lights and ViZ rear lights offer different outputs and modes to suit different journeys. Computers such as the Velo and Quick focus on everyday information like speed and distance, while the Air GPS range offers satellite-based ride recording. Choose by the functions you need: GPS recording does not automatically mean maps or turn-by-turn navigation.
Choosing Your CatEye Setup
- Match the beam to your route: Being noticed on lit streets and seeing an unlit road ahead are different jobs. Check the front light's beam pattern as well as its output, and choose a rear light with suitable visibility and modes.
- Compare usable runtime: Look at battery life in the mode you'll actually use, leaving spare capacity for delays. Check whether your chosen model recharges or takes replaceable batteries, and which charging cable it needs.
- Keep ride data useful: Decide whether speed, distance and ride time are enough or whether you want to record and upload rides. Check the exact computer's functions, sensor requirements and app compatibility.
- Plan the fit: Check handlebar and seatpost dimensions, bracket compatibility and clearance around bags and cables. Wheel-sensor computers also need correct sensor positioning and wheel-size setup for accurate readings.
Our cycling tech buying guide compares the main computer types. For lighting advice, use the bike lights guide below, or explore CatEye lights and the wider cycle computer range.