Urban Light to Gravel Beast? Magic Shine 1300S Off-Road Test (Supermoon Night Ride)

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I shot that gravel ride with two cameras, and blending the footage is taking a little extra time. Subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don't miss the epic on-the-bike action with the Magic Shine Hory 1300S!Is the Magic Shine Hory 1300S the best value in urban commuter bike lights? In this follow-up review on the TheBicycleRider channel, I put the 1300S (and the companion Hory 900) through the ultimate test: a challenging night gravel riding session in the wilderness! Watch as I detail the powerful dual-zone optics and durable Dual Mounting system of this light.

I took the Hory 1300S out for nearly 4 hours and 40 miles of gravel road riding under the recent Super Moon to see if it could handle true off-road demands, even though it's classified as an urban light. The performance was flawless.

This review covers more than just lumens! I focus heavily on the quality that often gets overlooked in cheap imports, specifically the mounting hardware. The stock mount is a game-changer, handling a heavily loaded setup—including a heavy Garmin computer and a camera—without slipping or cracking, a major sign of high-quality construction.

You'll see the difference between the three standard urban modes (trapezoidal beam) and the powerful 1300-lumen boost mode, which engages a spot lens for better long-distance visibility on the dark gravel roads. If you're an urban rider looking to dabble in off-road or gravel riding, this light's versatility is unmatched. I also share a hard-learned lesson about why you should never skimp on quality lights and why the $80 price tag is an incredible value when considering the 2.5-year extended warranty and IPX6 water resistance.

Key Specs & Features Highlighted:
Max Output: 1300 Lumens (Hory 1300S) / 900 Lumens (Hory 900)

Optics: Duo-Optics System with Automotive-style Cut-Off Low Beam to prevent glare.

Mounting: Versatile DUAL MOUNT with compatibility for Garmin and GoPro (allowing your computer to mount above the light).

Battery: Integrated 3200mAh battery (1300S) for up to 9.5 hours runtime (low mode).

Charging: Fast USB-C charging in approximately 2 hours (1300S).

Control: FTR LightSync Control technology with optional remote control and customization via the Magicshine App.

Weight: Lightweight 151g (Hory 1300S).

Video Chapters for Easy Navigation
Use these chapters to jump to the most important parts of the review:

00:00:44 - Follow-up Review: Magic Shine Hory 1300S / Hory 900

00:01:33 - Mounting Hardware Test: Can it hold all the weight? (Garmin/GoPro)

00:02:59 - The Night Ride Challenge: 40 Miles on Gravel Roads

00:04:01 - The Aerodynamic Shape: Fits perfectly in a jersey pocket!

00:05:47 - Why the Quality of the Mount Matters: No rattles or slips

00:08:18 - Dual Beam (Spot Lens) Performance on Gravel Roads

00:09:43 - Never Skimp on Lights: My Racing Crash Story

00:10:42 - Value & Warranty: Why $80 is the right price

00:14:03 - Activating the 1300 Lumen Boost Mode

00:16:14 - Optical Clarity: Seeing Chatter Bumps and Dirt Texture

00:22:05 - Light Comparison: 400 Lumens vs. 1300 Lumens (On the Trail)

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