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Specialized Stix S-Worksitch Combo Light Black One Size

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Management number 236337284 Release Date 2026/07/09 List Price $16.00 Model Number 236337284
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A true two-in-one, the Stix Switch comes at you with a ying/yang mindset, flipping between red or white modes depending on your ride needs. Simply press and hold the button and you can go from a bright red taillight to a simple white headlight in seconds. Increase visibility and flexibility with the Stix Switch.


  • 340mAh battery recharges via built-in USB tab in two hours (no extra cables needed).
  • Additional mounting options available separately.
  • Flexible mounting system works with handlebar and seatposts from 22.2mm up to 35mm in diameter, as well as most seatstays. (Aero strap mount available separately).
  • Fresnel lens for maximum visibility in all directions.
  • Headlight or taillight—you decide.
  • Press-and-hold for two seconds to shift between white and red modes.
  • Red Disco Flash mode: 15 lumens for 10:00 hours
  • Red Eco Flash mode: 8 lumens for 20:00 hours
  • Red Power Flash mode: 30 lumens for 9:00 hours
  • Red Steady mode: 18 lumens for 2:00 hours
  • Red Surge Glow mode: 16 lumens for 7:00 hours
  • Red/Green battery charge level indicator.
  • White Eco Flash mode: 35 lumens for 16:00 hours
  • White Power Flash mode: 100 lumens for 6:00 hours
  • White Steady mode: 65 lumens for 2:00 hours

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