I`ve got the Toro too, fantastic beast!!Exposure all the way beautifully made and absolutely amazing performance, plus British made!
I have a Toro and a TraceR and couldn’t be happier with them!
I`m an Exposure fan, British made, excellent lights
I agree on the screw thing, I put a dollop of threadlock on mine, works a treat. Only a simple thing, but still an oversight nonethelessI like the exposure brand lights even though they are a bit pricey. The only thing I dislike (it's just a minor gripe and perhaps more due to user error) is the screw that holds it in place on the handlebars always comes loose. But the light has never fallen off, and a quick tightening up is all that's required.
I have a couple of Strada 1200 but I only use one (plus another less powerful light). It my commute isn't in the dark like yours.
Like the others say, well made, good construction, 2 year warranty (at least on my one?). A bit big to look at and although I don't care where it's made, it's good to know I have localized support in case of warranty work.
Now then, I have to perhaps try one of those traceR rear lights like someone else above mentioned....
I like the exposure brand lights even though they are a bit pricey. The only thing I dislike (it's just a minor gripe and perhaps more due to user error) is the screw that holds it in place on the handlebars always comes loose.
I agree on the screw thing, I put a dollop of threadlock on mine, works a treat. Only a simple thing, but still an oversight nonetheless
What? Just because you can`t be bothered to put a bit of loctite on a screw?That's Exposure lights off my Christmas list! I'm buggered if I'm wanting someone to pay money for something that might not function properly!
What? Just because you can`t be bothered to put a bit of loctite on a screw?
I love my Cat eye volt 400 and I use it on unlit country lanes though I'd be tempted by the Volt 800 @User9609 has it and it looks great
Cateye 800 - front light