The SUPERNOVA M99 MINI PRO 25 has won numerous awards and received top marks in all tests. This light was the first legally approved high beam for bikes worldwide, introduced 18 months earlier than any competitors. 

The M99 Mini Pro 25 packs the same far-reaching and enormously wide light of the M99 PRO in an incredibly compact housing. During the day, you can ride glare-free in urban environments with the low beam and, at night, hit the trails with the high beam. This light’s performance automatically adapts to the voltage of the connection in the latest version with even larger bandwidth.

The M99 MINI PRO 25 has won six awards for its stylish design and classy features. MonkeyLink is a revolutionary new connection standard for mechanical and electrical accessories on e-bikes that allows you to mount the light in next to no time without having to plug in a cable. This makes retrofitting and converting lighting on MonkeyLink-ready bikes a breeze. Of course, there is also an anti-theft function for continuous use. With the M99 MINI PRO 25, MINI 2 PRO, and the MINI 2, we offer three e-bike front lights for the 25 km/h class with MonkeyLink adapter.

5 - 13.5 V DC

High beam: 1,500 lm, 280 lx, 21 W
1,200 lm, 270 lx, 15.5 W (default) 
(5 V: 10 W, 6 V: 8 W, 12 V: 15.5W)

Low beam: 450 lm, 150 lx, 5,2 W (all V: 5.2 W)

Optics: M99 Matrix reflector

Material: Anodized aluminum, matte black

Housing dimensions: 38 x 78 x 50 mm

Weight: 165 g (with bracket and high beam switch)

Cable length: cable-free installation through MonkeyLink adapter

Warranty: 3 years warranty & 2 years warranty on the MonkeyLink mount

Includes magnetic high beam switch (cable length: 212 mm, with micro gold plug), bracket for decentralized handlebar clamp, ø 22.0 mm and MonkeyLink bracket

Supernova Company History: The year 1995 saw a tomato paste can, a halogen bulb, and motorcycle battery turn into a headlamp - and so came the first of countless innovations from Supernova. From then on, Marcus Wallmeyer took his original idea and designed a company that could allow riders from many disciplines, primarily mountain bikers, to ride into the night on unlit and relatively uncharted paths. The lights to follow brought about some of the brightest and most powerful lights the industry had ever seen. As the concepts grew bigger (dynamos, pedelecs, and battery) the designs got smaller and even more powerful. In 2004, the E3 dynamo headlight and tailight were produced to huge acclaim and numerous awards. Supernova continues to be the go-to for the best design, meticulous engineering and near-perfect functionality.