Commuting Light?

[Origamist]

I used my new Ultrafire WF-1000L P7 over the weekend. I mounted it on my stem and it didn't budge.

Great spill and throw. On the road I used it at 50%, off-road at 100%.

 

[hackbike 6]

You're absolutely right - that's the big advantage of the Cateyes.

Your lights are still a useful lightweight backup though.Have ordered a clamp thingy for it.

 

[marinyork]

Just out of interest on the point of what noodley was talking about elsewhere, does anybody know whether rechargables (I know they are different sizes) such as hybrios fit in the other lights people have listed e.g. cateye el-510?

 

[HJ]

If you need lights to see by (rather then just being seen) then read this review for a few ideas, and if you really want to be seen by following traffic invest in a DiNotte you can get hem on this side of the pond from ChainReactionCycles, they really do make a difference...

 

[fossyant]

Just out of interest on the point of what noodley was talking about elsewhere, does anybody know whether rechargables (I know they are different sizes) such as hybrios fit in the other lights people have listed e.g. cateye el-510?

They do - my 510's take some chunky 2500's AA's that are fatter than my panasonic infiniums (hybrids)

 

[gratts]

I just can't see how £100 can be justified!
10 times better than the 3W LED Torch? I doubt it.