1. Nhanganyaya
Thank you for choosing the RAVEMEN FR1000 Integrated Bike Light and Computer Mount. This product combines a powerful front light with a versatile bike computer bracket, designed to streamline your handlebar setup and enhance your cycling experience. The FR1000 features adjustable beam angle, multiple lighting modes, an auto on/off function, and can serve as an emergency power bank for other devices. Please read this manual thoroughly before use to ensure proper installation and operation.
2. Package Zviri mukati
- FR1000 Headlight (1)
- USB-C Kuchaja Cable (1)
- USB-C to Micro USB Cable (1)
- Adapting Kit (compatible with Wahoo/Bryton bike computers)
- Action Camera Adapter (1)
3. Safety Information
- Kuchengetedzwa Kwemaziso: Do not look directly into the light beam when the light is on.
- Kuiswa: Ensure the light is securely mounted to prevent detachment during riding.
- Kuramba Mvura: The FR1000 is IPX6 water-resistant, meaning it is protected against high-pressure water jets. It is suitable for use in wet weather but should not be submerged in water. Ensure the charging port cover is securely closed.
- Kupisa: The light may become warm during prolonged use, especially on high settings. This is normal.
- Kuchaja: Use only the provided USB-C cable or a certified equivalent for charging.
4. Setup
4.1. Mounting the FR1000 on Handlebars
The FR1000 is designed to fit handlebars with diameters between 31.8mm and 35mm. The mount features a hinged design for easy installation.
- Vhura mubato clamp by loosening the screw.
- Position the mount on your handlebar, ensuring it is centered and stable.
- Tighten the screw until the mount is secure and does not rotate. Do not overtighten.
- Slide the FR1000 headlight onto the mount until it clicks into place.

Figure 4.1: The RAVEMEN FR1000 integrated bike light and computer mount, showing its design for handlebar attachment.

Figure 4.2: A hand demonstrating the quick-release mechanism of the FR1000 from its handlebar mount. The light can be easily detached for charging or security.
4.2. Attaching a Bike Computer
The FR1000 mount is compatible with Garmin bike computers by default. Adapters for Wahoo and Bryton computers are included in the package.
- For Garmin computers, simply twist and lock your device onto the top mount.
- For Wahoo or Bryton computers, attach the appropriate adapter from the included kit to the top mount, then twist and lock your device.

Figure 4.3: The FR1000 with a Garmin bike computer securely mounted on top, illustrating the integrated design.

Mufananidzo 4.4: Kuvhara view of the FR1000 mount showing its compatibility with Garmin devices, which is the default setup.

Figure 4.5: The FR1000 mount with a Wahoo bike computer attached using the included adapter kit.
4.3. Attaching an Action Camera
An action camera adapter is included for mounting compatible cameras underneath the FR1000.
- Attach the action camera adapter to the designated slot on the underside of the FR1000.
- Secure your action camera to the adapter.

Figure 4.6: The FR1000 with an action camera mounted underneath using the provided adapter, allowing for simultaneous lighting and recording.
5. Operating Instructions
5.1. Simba On / Off uye Mode Selection
The FR1000 features a single power button for controlling the light.
- Power On: Dzvanya wobata bhatani rekudzima kweinenge sekondi imwe chete.
- Shandura Mamodhi: Briefly press the power button to cycle through the available brightness modes.
- Power Off: Dzvanya wobata bhatani rekudzima kweinenge sekondi imwe chete.
5.2. Brightness Modes and Runtime
The FR1000 offers five distinct lighting modes to suit various riding conditions:
- High: 1000 lumens, approximately 2.5 hours runtime
- Pakati: 500 lumens, approximately 3.5 hours runtime
- Pazasi: 300 lumens, approximately 7 hours runtime
- Echo: 150 lumens, approximately 10 hours runtime
- Pulse Flashing: 500 lumens, approximately 39 hours runtime (for daytime visibility)

Figure 5.1: Illustration of the five different lighting modes (High, Mid, Low, Eco, Pulse Flashing) and their respective lumen outputs and runtimes.
5.3. Adjustable Beam Angle
The light head can be tilted from 0° to 30°, allowing you to direct the illumination precisely where needed, whether for long-range visibility or close-up road illumination.

Figure 5.2: A cyclist riding at night, demonstrating the adjustable beam angle of the FR1000 light, which can be tilted up to 30 degrees.
5.4. Auto On/Off Function
The FR1000 features an intelligent auto mode that conserves battery life. Activate this mode by pressing the power button for 3 seconds. In auto mode:
- The light will automatically turn off after 2 minutes of inactivity (no motion detected).
- It will instantly turn back on when motion is detected, making it ideal for commutes with frequent stops.

Figure 5.3: An illustration showing the FR1000's motion-sensing auto on/off feature, where the light activates upon movement and rests when stationary to save energy.
5.5. Battery Indicator
To check the remaining battery power, even when the light is off, briefly press the power button. The indicator light will display the battery level:
- Girinhi: 40% - 100%
- Tsvuku: 5% - 40%
- Kubwaira Tsvuku: Pasi pe5%

Figure 5.4: The FR1000 showing its universal USB-C charging port and the power indicator light with its color codes for battery level.
5.6. Power Bank Functionality
The FR1000 can be used to emergency charge your bike computer or phone.
- Connect your device (e.g., bike computer) to the FR1000's USB-C port using the appropriate cable.
- The FR1000 will begin charging the connected device.

Figure 5.5: The FR1000 connected via USB-C cable to a Garmin bike computer, demonstrating its capability to provide emergency power to other devices.
5.7. Official Product Video
Video 5.6: Official RAVEMEN FR1000 Bike Headlight overview. This video demonstrates the key features and functionality of the FR1000, including its integrated design, mounting options, and lighting capabilities.
6. Kuchengeta
6.1. Kuchaja
To charge the FR1000, connect the provided USB-C cable to the light's charging port and to a USB power source. A full charge takes approximately 2.7 hours. The battery indicator will show charging status.
6.2. Kuchenesa
Wipe the light and mount with a soft, damp jira. Usashandise zvinochenesa zvinogumbura kana zvinonyungudutsa, sezvo izvi zvinogona kukuvadza magumo kana zvikamu zvemukati.
6.3. Kuchengeta
If storing the light for an extended period, charge it to approximately 50% and store in a cool, dry place. Recharge every 3-6 months to maintain battery health.
7. Kugadzirisa matambudziko
- Chiedza hachibatiki: Ensure the battery is charged. Press and hold the power button for 1 second to power on.
- Chiedza hachibhadharisi: Check the USB-C cable and power source connection. Ensure the charging port is clean and free of debris.
- Bike computer not recognized: Ensure the computer is correctly seated on the mount. If using an adapter, ensure it is securely attached.
- Light beam is not straight: Adjust the light head's tilt angle as described in Section 5.3.
8. Zvinotsanangurwa
| Model Name | FR1000 |
| Brand | Ravemen |
| Material | Aluminium, Plastiki |
| Kupenya | Kusvikira pa1000 Mahara |
| Simba Source | USB C Inochajwazve |
| Mvura Resistance Level | IPX6 (Isingapindi mvura) |
| Mounting Type | Compatible with GARMIN/ Wahoo/ Bryton |
| Adjustable Angle | 0-30 madhigirii |
| Kuchaja Nguva | Approx. 2.7 maawa |
| Inosanganisirwa Zvikamu | Headlight, USB-C cable, USB-C to Micro USB cable, Wahoo/Bryton adapting kit |
9. Warranty uye Tsigiro
9.1. Ruzivo rweWaranti
The RAVEMEN FR1000 comes with a 2-Yegore Mugadziri Warranty. Iyi waranti inovhara kukanganisa mune zvigadzirwa uye magadzirirwo pasi pekushandiswa kwakajairwa. Ndapota chengetedza humbowo hwako hwekutenga kwezvichemo zvewaranti.
9.2. Mutengi Tsigiro
For any questions, technical assistance, or warranty claims, please contact RAVEMEN customer support through their official website or the retailer where you purchased the product. Please have your model number (FR1000) and purchase date available when contacting support.





