Bikerumor Review: Light and Motion Seca 400
BIKERUMOR.com REVIEW: It’s that time of year again, when our best efforts to get a ride in after reading Bikerumor.com all day at the office is rewarded with total darkness. The solution: Night riding, of course! We’ve been testing this light since early May, and have lots of night rides (and some competitive use at the BURN 24 Hour Challenge) on it with several riders. Here’s our Light & Motion Seca 400 review.
The Seca 400 is where Light & Motion’s Seca line starts. There’s also a 700 and 900 available in both normal and ‘Ultra’ versions, with the number referring to the Lumens output and the ‘Ultra’ models simply getting a 50% larger battery. Actually, for 2009, the 400 was upgraded to 425 lumens, but kept the “400″ name.
The Seca 400 has lots to like: Three modes (400 / 200 / 100 lumens) plus flashing mode, a “Race” mode that lets you switch only between High and Low so you can make quick changes during climbs or descents during a race, it’s lightweight and bright enough to get you through the trails quickly. So, is it right for you? Read on for the full review…


















