squeaker said:My choice for an economic flasher too. But if you are after a big panel of steady light, then use the Cateye TL LD1100.
Tynan said:'360° visibility'
wha?
Tynan said:I suspect lots of people aren't good with the difference between 180° and 360°
I've got one and you might say it's got 180°, certainly most of 180°
To say 360° is clearly nonssense
Tynan said:there's a hold in the smart that looks lie it might take a bolt isn't there?
I gave up trying very quickly, never really understood clothes clips, surely the light is always going to be more effective bolted onto to something static?
John the Monkey said:It might help stop people pushing you when you're close to the edge.
NickM said:LEDs only appear bright when viewed on axis (or through a lens pointing in the desired direction). Dangling ones, I think, are not worth much - that's why I'm happy with the one attached to my mudguard (my seatpin is occupied by a bag).