I looked for years and ended up making my own. NAPA sells an LED-compatable trailer wiring harness that runs two separate sets of running/brake/signal lights. I (actually my dad) ran three strips of LEDs just inside each red lens and wired one as a running light and two as brake/signal lights. I can try and upload a photo when I get home tonight.

The plastic area surrounding the license plate is terrible though. Ford should have stayed with the 2012 design and just integrated the LED lights into them.

2013/14 has body colored lower valances to give the illusion of lower vehicle.

67-68 are the kings of all mustang taillights, in my opinion.

I prefer a little older style taillight !

https://preview.redd.it/emc6iljgw2ob1.jpeg?width=3504&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=39c7d285993b3910577ade868d0a4ba1acbc8314

Can't best a classic

https://preview.redd.it/cuvjsc7352ob1.jpeg?width=3133&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e9faef5cd3a23c297e077d231f5f2f15a7c3afb8

Cygolite Hotshot Pro– 150 Lumen Bike Tail Light, yes 150 Lumen.

Bontrager Flare R 65 Lumens.

I have the Bontrager Flare R. I've had a few people pull up next to me, oddly, just to tell me that they could see the light from about a mile away. I haven't tested the newer model, but the older one is great; great battery life, ambient light sensor, specific day/night flash, etc.

Edit: This was mid-day that these people told me this. The daytime visibility is superb.

My biddy got it and can’t figure out how to wire the blinkers. They stay on like running lights and all the wiring is super fucky. Stay away. Spend the money on TST

Do you plan on driving into a crowd or something?

Works alright but not for long Go Tst if you are gonna be riding for longer than 6 months

TST or Custom LED blaster X taillight. They’re pricey but worth it. These Amazon lights are garbage, bought 3 because they all came with problems before I bought a quality light

Cygolight Hotshot Pro 150 has 90 lumens. It's not going to get much brighter than that.

https://www.bikelightdatabase.com/cygolite/hotshotpro150/

Feel free to browse the database. They measure the lumens themselves

I have a Bontrager Flare RT, and it's pretty much as bright as you'll ever need. I don't know the exact lumens, and at ~$60usd they're not exactly cheap, but we know how important lights can be for safe riding. I would highly recommend it or its little brother the Flare R.

Flare rt here too, 200 lumens but it's the smart features that are the game changer; auto starts and stops with your Garmin, changes brightness as required

I like my Cygolite, it's advertised as 100 lumens. I purchased it as part of a combo with front light (700 lumens), both have performed great and are rechargable.

x2 for the Bontrager Flare RT!

Ziet er wel goed uit 👍🏻

Your licence plate is pretty dark... 😉🤣

Jammer, past niet bij de stijl v.d. motorfiets.

CygoLite Hotshot Pro series tail lights are best bang for the buck. Bright, wide beam, good battery life, USB charging, affordable, made in USA, two mount options: buy as either seatpost soft mount or with seatpost/stay hard bracket.

I use knog mini blinders for my commuter. They're small (about the size of a frog light, and similar form factor) but very bright and recharge by plugging directly into a USB port.

If you use stay mount, be careful that you aren't pointing a highly directional light skyward. In general, I recommend wider angle lights to work with different scenarios and motorist seat heights. For example, cygolite hotrod is wider light distribution than cygolite hotshot.

Also, a wide area light is better to enable being bright enough to be highly visible without being blinding to someone close behind. Again, cygolite hotrod is a good choice.

And cygolite is a good company with a reputation for reliability without being overpriced.

Garmin Varia radar. Once your ride with it, you don’t wanna ride without it.

Light and Motion VIS180 is pretty amazing. It's pretty chunky for a rear light but it's stupid bright and the battery lasts a long time (rated for 6 hours, and I believe it).

https://lightandmotion.com/collections/road-biking/products/vis-180-pro

What I've been using for years is a NiteRider Lumina headlight with Serfas Thunderbolt tail lights. The Thunderbolts in particular have been very long lasting.

Front - outbound detour, at a power bank and I can do 1200 lm for 8 hours,

Rear- mix bag but right now the raveman 250, I also have a power bank for that.

It’s worth looking into a helmet light. I’m running the Lumos. Ultra fly

I’m still happy with the Bontrager Ion Pro. I’ve got 4 since my partner and I ride mtb at night (bars+helmet) but we use them on our road and gravel bikes as well.

That model was replaced by the Commuter Pro which has a lens to focus the light down and out of peoples eyes but otherwise very similar. I think the pro has usb-c instead of micro for charging as well. Balance of weight, battery life, and single package ticks all of my boxes. I purchased my first one based on a review of the circuit design, lenses, and overall UX of the things by some former CREE engineer IIRC. It was on the shortlist for being pretty Goldilocks and then I got three more a couple years later.

I may eventually replace with some Outbound lights but for now happy with them and they’re all working as expected after a handful of years of abuse.

Lezyne if you want a bigger battery to charge less at the cost of weight.

Get the Blender mount by Bontrager (since u have a Trek) and it integrates everything real slick. I use the Ion Flare as it’s mostly so people can see me but it works with most other stuff

Outbound has been rock solid. Replaced my Lumia lights with them last fall. Wicked bright and tons of battery life.

My recommendation too. Light is nice and bright, radar is useful info, and the light flashes increasingly faster at people coming up behind you... it's awesome and can be had for $150 if you hold out for a sale.

I like that but not all the Bontrager ones have it. I’m on a 2018 Montrose and no go

One of the best things you can buy. The new one works with the connect smart phone app so you don’t even need a head unit.

I dig my cygolite hotshot

Recon HL 100s. USB re-chargeable, bright but small, low weight. Love them

The varia is a total game changer. One of my best purchases in 30 years or riding.

Flare RT user here. It’s not that expensive when you consider how good it performs, the battery life, and the benefit it provides. Also looks great IMO

I have the Bontrager Flare R City which is the cheaper, lighter, and simpler than the RT, but of course you have to manually turn it on and off.