Run times vary depending on mode, but Giro claims 11 hours on low blink mode (25 lumens front and 15 rear), 7.5 hours in high-blink (45l front, 30l rear) and in low solid mode 5.5 hours (25/10 lumens). On high power and solid, Giro says it’ll run for 2.5 hours. The helmet recharges from any Micro USB-C source.

The on-bar remote also has indicator/turn signal switches, which change the rear left and right lights to amber and flashing mode to indicate you’re turning.

• The ENVE Melee is the brand’s second road bike, following 2021’s Custom Road
• The Melee is only available as a frameset and finishing kit package
• Unlike the Custom Road, the Melee uses a monocoque construction
• The Melee features clearance for tyres up to 35mm wide
• Prices start at £5,300 / $5,500 / €5,500 for a chassis kit