Description
Lezyne KTV Drive 300+ – rechargeable front light
The Lezyne KTV Drive 300+ is a small, tough front light for everyday riding. It gives up to 300 lumens, which is enough to light a bike path, and it runs for up to 55 hours on its lowest setting.
Also, the rubber body shrugs off knocks, and the lens is a pro-grade thermoplastic. Plus, the battery can be swapped out, so the light keeps going long after most small lights are thrown away.
Key features
- Up to 300 lumens, or 55 hours on the lowest mode
- Daytime Flash for being seen in bright sun
- Low-profile mount that sits close to the bar
- User-replaceable 640 mAh battery
- Water-resistant USB-C charging port (cable not included)
- Tested to the IPX7 waterproof standard
- See the full Lezyne lights range on the Lezyne website

How bright is the Lezyne KTV Drive 300+?
300 lumens is bright enough to be seen from a long way off, and in daylight its flash cuts through glare. Also, the 55-hour figure is for the lowest mode. On high, expect a shorter run, so charge after each long ride.
Who is the Lezyne KTV Drive 300+ for?
It suits commuters and weekend riders who want a proper light for under $50. For a matching rear, look at the KTV+ Drive Rear, or buy both as the KTV Drive 300+ Light Set.
Charging and care
Charge the battery fully before your first ride. Then top it up after long rides, rather than running it flat every time. Also, keep the charging port cover closed in the rain. Lezyne tests its lights to IPX7, so a wet ride will not hurt them. Even so, a quick wipe afterwards keeps the lens clear and the mount firm.
What’s in the box
The light and its mount come in the box. Lezyne does not include a USB-C cable, so use the one from your phone or ask us for one.
Buying the Lezyne KTV Drive 300+ from Port Melbourne Cycles
We are an authorised Lezyne stockist, so your light comes with a full local warranty. Bring your bike in and we can fit it for you. Then we can set the mount at the right angle too. Order online, or contact us and visit us at 107 Bay Street, Port Melbourne.









