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RiderNav Debuts 22,000-Lumen Q5 Pro Motorcycle Auxiliary Lights

Navigating unlit mountain passes or dense fog requires more than standard factory headlights, and Shenzhen-based RiderNav aims to solve that visibility gap with the Q5 Pro. The new auxiliary lighting system pushes 22,000 lumens while offering deep integration with existing motorcycle controls to keep riders focused on the road ahead.

RiderNav Debuts 22,000-Lumen Q5 Pro Motorcycle Auxiliary Lights

The Q5 Pro utilizes a hybrid optical design to balance long-throw projection, extending beyond 200 meters, with a wide flood beam to cover road edges. For challenging weather, the system includes a dedicated yellow daytime running light and optional amber covers to pierce through rain and snow. Durability is reinforced by an IP68 rating, ensuring the internal electronics remain sealed against dust and moisture, while an automated thermal management system throttles power if internal temperatures climb above 75°C.

Integration remains a primary focus, with two distinct control paths for different rider needs. BMW owners can opt for the RLC CAN-X controller, which allows for brightness adjustments, turn signal synchronization, and strobe alerts directly through the native Wonder Wheel found on models like the R1300GS and K1600. For broader compatibility, the universal RLC3 rotary dimmer provides manual control for any 12V motorcycle without requiring complex software menus. The hardware is available now starting at $711.20, backed by a two-year warranty.

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