Few bicycle accessories can match the level of popularity achieved by Knog's Frog strobe lights. The weatherproof, easily detachable LEDs are tiny enough to fit in your pocket and cute enough to not ...

Leave it to Portland to throw a party for a new bike light. A sneak peek at Knog’s new Blinder model attracted scores of bike shop owners and employees from around the region to a party in a cavernous ...

Knog has launched a new USB version of its Boomer cycle lights. With red, white, magenta, blue and transparent colour options, the Boomer USB is available in front and rear iterations – the front ...

You don’t have to limit small blinking red and white lights to your Christmas tree during the short days this holiday season. You, or the cyclist in your life, can appreciate some bright options to ...

When Knog initially launched the PWR light system on Kickstarter there was a bit of controversy as the brand was still working to deliver on its previous project, the Oi bell. In light of this, they ...

Knog's USB chargeable Blinder 4s come in a choice of six cheerful shades and use a silicone rubber strap in place of a conventional mount, with a metal flip clasp to fasten them shut. They wrap neatly ...

THE wonderfully named Knog Blinders are light in every sense of the word. Weighing in at just 37 grammes each, these Aussie designed lights look cool, are incredibly portable and pack a real punch.

Gear Break: Knog Blinder 1300 and Mid Cobber rear bike light set, NEW Le Col Hors Categorie lightweight bib shorts, UVEX Surge Aero MIPS – Innovative road bike helmet with plug-in aero cover, Miguel ...

In bike riding, vision is everything. Not only in terms of seeing what’s ahead but also to be seen by others, who, more often than not, are speeding around in massive chunks of metal. In the early and ...

I like Knog bicycle lights. They're cheap, bright, tough and more-or-less waterproof, and their rubbery bodies make them as easy to mount on the bike as they are to toss in your bag. What I don't like ...

Blinders blinked in fishbowls as party-goers milled about.(Photos © J. Maus/BikePortland) Leave it to Portland to throw a party for a new bike light. A sneak peek at ...