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Win It Wednesday presented by Magicshine


PRIZE DETAILS:

Enter now to win a prize package from Magicshine, including:


Package 1: Monteer 12000 Front light & MJ 906S Helmet Light & Extension Cable & Helmet Mount Mega Combo ($769.96).

The MBUK light 2023 winner Magicshine Monteer 12000 is a beast of a light that can turn any trail into a daytime ride. With 12,000 lumens of pure lighting power, this light can illuminate every detail of your surroundings, from ditches and branches to rocks and roots. Whether riding on the road or off-road, the Monteer 12000 has you covered with its dual optical system that features a cutoff and beam adjustment for safe and efficient use. With its powerful 14.4V 10,000mAh battery pack, the Monteer 12000 boasts an impressive runtime of 121 hours. The Magicshine MJ 906S is super low weight, with a small footprint, and super high output, boasting 4,500 lumens in max power mode. The separate battery back and small head unit design saves space on the bar/helmet. With its 7.2V 10,000mAh battery pack, the MJ-906S boasts a runtime of 35 hours.

Package 2: A Monteer 8000S V2.0 Front LIght & RAY 2600B Helmet Light & Helmet Mount Mega Combo ($589.97)

The Magicshine 8000S V2 combines the ridiculous 8000-lumen output with a two-button wireless remote that allows for helmet mounting and more direct control over the headlight. With its 7.2V 10,000mAh battery pack, the Magicshine 8000S V2 boasts a runtime of 32 hours. The Magicshine RAY 2600B Smart Remote Bike Light is powerful, with auto-dimming tech and a dual-beam pattern forming a great light for night riding at a competitive price. Powered by a 6700mAh battery, the RAY 2600B boasts a runtime of 14.5 hours.

Package 3: An RN 3000 Front Light & SEEMEE 300 Rear Light & Aluminum Mount Combo ($236.97)

The Magicshine RN 3000 is an all-in-one front light with a high 3,000-lumen output and a keen price tag. With its 3.6V 10000mAh battery, the RN 3000 boasts an impressive runtime of 62 hours. The Magicshine SEEMEE 300 brings you all-around visibility and keeps you safer in road traffic with its OptiTracing light. Magicshine has also incorporated smart features such as a brake sensor and ambient light sensor, which is utilized in the smart output modes. Powered by a 3.7V 1600mAh battery, the RN 3000 boasts an impressive runtime of 200 hours.

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48 Comments
  • 69 0
 Hi, I don't understand my jurisdictions contesting laws and therefore I have come to complain in the comments. I am very upset that my particular country/provice/state/area has been excluded from being able to enter a contest I won't win anyway. I wish it was the old days where Pinkbike violates the Competition act, criminal code, and the gaming control act. I hate how they're now compliant!
  • 31 0
 Don't worry, I can enter and won't win either!
  • 13 2
 The problem isn't from a lack of understanding. The problem is that the situation exists from a purely legal perspective. Practically and logically the world is rather small from a commercial logistics perspective. The other thing at play here is the fact that if the website has the capability to determine that my location is excluded, it should also be capable of keeping it out of the excluded users news feeds.
  • 2 0
 @rcrocha: I will also gulably do the exact same in the dismal hops of winning to! Rolleyes
  • 1 0
 There are even strange rules that only apply to certain areas of a country. For example, in New York and Florida, the company giving away prizes must provide some sort of security (bond, cash deposit, etc) guaranteeing that, if a resident of that state wins, they will actually receive their prize. Canada has a lot of rules that must be followed in order to give free stuff to Canadian citizens. And Quebec has even more rules. This is likely why they just avoid including Canadians residents in these sweepstakes. The law of unintended consequences.
  • 5 2
 Don’t worry, nobody actually wins these draws.
  • 1 3
 All your bases are belong to usss!
  • 3 0
 @Ryawesomerpm: Back in the day, I won an Orange Bikes frame from Pinkbike. Thank you Pinkbike!
  • 4 1
 Could be worse. They could seize your bank accounts for complaining.....
  • 21 1
 If you can tell where I am to tell me I can't enter then you can tell where I an to hide the competition I can't enter.
  • 3 2
 Don’t worry, there’s always the light at the end of the tunnel
  • 5 1
 @Trowel1: Isn't that just a train coming the other way?!
  • 2 0
 Everywhere you go, there you are. Unless you’re on VPN.
  • 19 4
 So we live in times when you can't even enter to win a fancy flashlight. I think this is dangerous, in my country light comes only from God or The Goverment.
  • 12 0
 I can enter the contest but if it makes yall feel better I live about 3 hrs away from where Redbull Rampage is held and couldn't even stream it like some peeps in Europe could.
  • 9 0
 Outbound Lighting is having a Black Friday sale, you have a guaranteed chance of winning there: www.outboundlighting.com/products/evo-downhill-package-best-bike-light
  • 13 2
 A whole $40 off, incredible!
  • 5 0
 @mkul7r4: Yet somehow still cheaper than this "ridiculous", "smart" and "impressive" equipment.
  • 5 0
 @iduckett: while the LM claims are in fact ridiculous ( as so everyone else because of testing standards allows vague exaggeration of numbers) I own OLight ( rebranded MS) RN1500 and it is very nice light. It is enough for me to shred 80% full speed in complete darkness. Paired with 2nd RN 1200 on a helmet I am able to shred 88% of my full speed. With my butt-chicks full clinched I can get near 95% of my full send Big Grin
  • 2 2
 @iduckett: they should be cheaper. Way less light output.
  • 1 2
 @mkul7r4: winning these amazon brand lights is like getting $40 off.
  • 5 1
 @fabwizard: I've actually seen the MS setup side-by-side with the OL. I'd say the difference is far from "way less" output. From a perception on the trail standpoint, I thought the brightness difference looked negligible, and the OL has a way better light pattern. MS was like having a round spotlight pointed down the trail. So, yeah, maybe they put out more raw lumens by the numbers... maybe... but if so they put those lumens in not helpful places. Plus, it's easier to be a "brighter" option when you require users to strap a 5lb battery to their bikes. No thanks.
  • 2 1
 @mutenutshell: well it would definitely depend on which ones you were comparing as I have some of the older designs which are spot lights but very cheap.

But those new ones especially the 8000 and 12000 lumen are far from spot lights.

Sorry but I would rather have five pounds ,which they are no where near, down by my bottom bracket than one pound on my bars or helmet.
  • 1 0
 @fabwizard: agree. The 8000 is a fine light on the bars. I run a Gemini duo helmet with it and couldn’t ask for more. I’ve borrowed an OB helmet light and did not find it bright enough.
  • 3 0
 Sorry to open up old thread. Magic shine batteries also double as a power supply. Last power outage my wife used mine to charge laptop and phone. Great little option.
  • 11 0
 We collect your data Wednesday.
  • 1 0
 it's worthless tho... but you gonna have nice light at least Big Grin
  • 7 1
 "Sorry, this campaign is not available in your location."
  • 3 0
 If you want 12,000 lumens to ride at night, just don't be surprised if a helicopter mistakes you for a landing pad.
  • 4 1
 "Sorry, this campaign is not available in your location." Nice to know
  • 3 3
 Move? Then you might win!
  • 3 0
 No more contests available around here
  • 3 0
 North America only, just like rampage
  • 1 0
 I would shed some light on why I won't enter this contest but that would require the lights I won't win because I won't enter the contest.
  • 2 0
 I'd rather pay for Outbound Lighting...lights than never win these.
  • 2 1
 Hmmm did you enter.
  • 1 0
 Technology is light years ahead of my current MagicShine setup. So yes please!
  • 1 0
 How timely. My lights shit themselves tonight.
  • 1 0
 guess i ride in dark then?
  • 3 1
 Magic Shyte
  • 1 2
 I am itching to try out that 12000 lumen light. If it is to bright on the trail hopefully doubles as a tanning light.
  • 1 0
 No stairway... Denied.
  • 1 0
 Yes please!!!!
  • 1 2
 What´s going on with PINK BIKE´S INTERNATIONALLITY?? Do you also want to lose all your subscribers??

SHAME!!!
  • 1 1
 What? No helmet light!
  • 2 0
 "Helmet" is mentioned six times in the descriptions.







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