Lumineer is the bicycle light for cyclists that don’t want accessories cluttering up their handlebars or attracting the attention of thieves.
The elegant and discreet bicycle light design is incorporated into the handlebar stem. There isn’t even a switch to complicate its appearance; to activate the light, you simply press its face.
Lumineer fits on practically every bike with a stem measuring 22-26 mm. The bicycle lights come pre assembled – all you need to do is pop in the two batteries and bolts to secure the handlebar. A USB rechargeable version is to follow.
The bicycle light is available to pre-order for £50 via Kickstarter
Win your own Lumineer bicycle light
We have a Lumineer bicycle light to give away. Simply leave us a message at the bottom of this page and we will pick a name.
Simple and stylish accessories
The bicycle is a design of such efficiency that it no longer has any need to evolve, but that is not to say there is no desire for new takes on bike accessories.
A range of beautifully simple and elegant extras for bicycles by Italian design students showcases a fresh approach to bike lighting, mudguards, bottle holders and bells.
A playful take on the traditional bicycle bell sees it incorporated into the end of the brake lever as part of the casting process. To ring the bell you simply flick the brake lever. Unusual, reliable and difficult to steal.
This clever design for a water bottle carrier allows you to upcycle the disposable plastic soft drink bottle you might otherwise have thrown away and it reduces the clutter on your bike by doing away with a bottle cage.
This is our favourite. With relatively few British cyclists willing to fit their bikes with a set of full mudguards, there may be a ready market for this clever little design. Looking more than a little like the brush you might use to do the washing up, the colourful bristles prevent the rear wheel from spraying water onto your bottom and lower back.
Are your accessories covered by cycle insurance?
It’s important to check whether your cycle insurance policy covers parts, not to mention accessories, against theft. Are your wheels covered? What about the seat? It’s not uncommon for thieves to steal the handlebars, shifters and all, by cutting away all the cables – would you be compensated if this happened to you? Cycle insurance from the ETA covers all parts against theft without onerous restrictions on the way you use your bike. For example, while it’s recommended that you lock your wheels, it’s not a requirement – if you are unlucky enough to have your wheels stolen they will be replaced. Fixed accessories like pannier racks, water bottle cages, mudguards and computers (excluding quick release designs) can also be added to policy.
Other benefits included as standard are no devaluation EVER, £5m third party, accidental damage and a sympathetic policy on storage requirements. Find out about these benefits and others that are included at no extra cost and compare it to the competition.
Keith Farnish
Hi, just entering your draw. Thanks.
John Butler
Yet another bright idea, ETA!
Rory Harkins
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Chris Wrigley
Would be great for the dark Cumbrian back lanes
James Tinsley
great idea would love one
Stuart Lamb
That’s a really nice design that I’d be happy to fit to my bike
Liza Jackson
What a fabulous idea, I would love one, thanks!
Tim Dawson
Very neat idea – count me in for the draw please!
Graham Chadwick
Looks like a neat little light
Johnee
That’s a real ‘neat’ neat design!
John
John (TheCyclist)
What a bright and brilliant idea, ETA. That would work so well on my touring bike.
Kerena Fussell
Great idea – very tedious always having to strip lights off when parking up in London!
Charlotte C
This is a wonderful design. Please pick me! 😀
Lisa Taylor
Perfect for me who always nearly drops their light taking it on and off!
Keith Graham
Clever idea and clever design!
Helkin
Me please
Alison
That looks absolutely brilliant – and no more faffing about putting lights on and taking them off!
Owain
Does it come in black?
Diane Whateley
Very smart!
Rob Lewis
What batteries does it take? Hope they’re AA, but suspect they need to be smaller so won’t last as long.
John Fletcher
It would be just the thing for my “new” bike which I rescued from being donated to the scrap merchants.
Bryn Jones
Brilliant! In both senses of the word.
Joanne H
Great idea…shine on!
JP Nelson
I’m light headed at this bright idea……I’ll get me coat
Sara Garside
Brilliant design ,
Peter Clark
Ingenious. I never leave the lights on my bike so what a cool thing
Alastair Seagroatt
This light clicks with me.
Su
That is a very elegant design!
Joel Halligan
Nice
Richard Scrase
Light up my day
Hilary
How nice not to have to remember to take it out with you when you might come home in the dark – as long as the batteries are charged!
Susie Amberg
Illuminating, in every sense of the word!
PS I’m not the cyclist in the house. I’m just always on the look out for the latest brilliant invention to keep my bike-wed husband as safe as possible. Susie.
Peter Chisnall
Enlightening
Ruth
What a brilliant idea
Jill
Great idea
Nick
Good idea.
plevyadophy
I have seen the light!
matt
Bright idea but if you have a riser stem will it point up in the air? And with the proposed usb rechargeable version won’t you have to store your bike next to a power socket? There are better options available.
Jamie J
Illuminating…
Howard Waddicor
Smashing!
BB
neat idea, finally something that will stop moving around my handlebar!
Jane Collier
Great invention so you don’t have to worry about taking lights on and off.
Lee Osborne
Yes please!
Vivien Sproule
Is there an equivalent for the rear light?
Glynis Brewer
I look forward to shedding some light on others with one of these!
Mark B
Looks good. Can I have it please?!
Gavin
Seems like a bright idea.
Nilam Patel
Yes please! Great Idea
TD
Brilliant and refreshing ideas – literally!
James Russell
Brilliant. At last a light to compliment the effort the designers have put into getting the bike looking good!
Michael
Would complement my smart SeeSense rear light.
Dick Willis
Excellent idea but how long will the batteries last? The USB version will be better
Caz B
This will indeed be a welcome change for searching for batteries…….
Darren C
Brilliant idea, would love to own one.
Karen Martin
My husband surprised me with a Tandem and this light would be perfect for our evenings cycle 😉
Janine Walker
Fabulous idea and design! Not just the light but the bell, water carrier and crud stopper brush too. Loving the innovation!
Chris Barker
Another neat solution!
Mike Savoia
What an awesome custom light I need for my custom motorized bobber bike. I like to be in your drawing thank you
Omar
Lumineer is the future of bikes I was looking for something like this as I want to see my bike aesthetically as much as possible. And I might do review on it on my YouTube channel.
Garry Reeves
Why dont I ever come up with ideas like this?!!?
paulpsychle
It would help me to avoid running over a cat on the way home from the pub.
Srinivasa Reddy
Now you see me. now you dont.
Gilberto G
Congrats, I’d like to try one like this !