Exposure Lights

We stock Exposure Lights in Australia for night mountain biking, road training and commuting. Exposure is a UK brand from Sussex, and most of its lights carry the battery inside the aluminium body, with no cables to a separate battery pack. Our range covers the Joystick and Zenith helmet lights, Six Pack and Race bar lights, Strada road lights and USB-C rear lights.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Joystick Mk18 is the light, simple choice at 1200 lumens and 105 g. The Diablo Mk15 gives 2000 lumens for 118 g. The Zenith Mk4 is the brightest at 2360 lumens and comes with helmet and handlebar mounts, so it can double as a bar light.

Exposure Lights is a British brand based in Sussex, England. Most of its lights use an all-in-one design: the battery sits inside the aluminium body, so there are no cables running to a separate battery pack. That makes them quick to swap between bikes and helmets, and there is less to snag or break on the trail.

Current models like the Joystick Mk18, Zenith Mk4, Diablo Mk15, Sirius Mk11 and TraceR Mk3 charge by USB-C. We stock Exposure chargers and USB-A to USB-C charge cables if you need a spare for the car or the office. Charge after every ride so you always start with a full battery.

Yes. We carry the quick-release handlebar mount, 25.4 to 35 mm bar mounts, helmet mounts, QR bracket clips, TraceR brackets, Kamm seatpost brackets, handlebar shims and the piggy-back battery connector. If you are not sure which mount suits your bar or helmet, ask us before you order.

Exposure Lights Australia: the range we stock

• Helmet lights:

Exposure Lights Australia: the range we stock

• Helmet lights: Joystick Mk18 (1200 lumens, 105 g), Diablo Mk15 (2000 lumens, 118 g) and Zenith Mk4 (2360 lumens, 150 g, helmet and bar mounts included). Joystick and Zenith are rated IP67.

• MTB bar lights: Six Pack Mk15 (6000 lumens) for fast night descending, Race Mk19 (2650 lumens, 195 g) and Axis Mk10 (1300 lumens).

• Road and commuting: Strada Mk12 with a road-shaped beam in 1450 or 1700 lumens, with or without AKTiv auto dipping; Sirius Mk11 (1300 lumens, 90 g); Link Plus MK5, a front and rear helmet light.

• Dynamo and e-bike: Revo MK5 (2000 lumens), Revo Dynamo and Fuse E-Bike.

• Rear lights: TraceR Mk3 DayBright (35 g) and Boost-R 3 with ReAKT brake-light mode.

• Head torch: Exposure Head Torch in 500 and 1000 lumen versions, battery at the back.

Choosing an Exposure light

For night trail riding, pair a bar light with a helmet light: the bar light floods the trail, the helmet light points where you look. For road riding, the Strada's beam lights the tarmac without dazzling oncoming traffic. Commuters need a rear light that's visible in daylight; the DayBright and ReAKT modes do that. We also stock handlebar mounts, helmet mounts, seatpost brackets, shims, chargers and USB-C cables.

Night riding in Australia

Summer rides in Queensland start in the dark to beat the heat, and winter after-work loops at Stromlo or the You Yangs finish in it. Check runtime, not just lumens: the Six Pack gives 2 hours at full power and up to 36 hours on lower programs. Exposure also suits bikepacking trips; the Revo charges off a dynamo hub.

Why buy from Oz Backcountry

Free shipping Australia-wide over $150 (T&Cs apply), sent from our Helensvale warehouse on the Gold Coast. Use the "In stock – ships immediately" filter to see which lights are ready today.

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Exposure Lights

Frequently Asked Questions

Exposure Lights Australia: the range we stock

Exposure Lights Australia: the range we stock

Choosing an Exposure light

Night riding in Australia

Why buy from Oz Backcountry

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