In praise of exposure lights

[roubaixtuesday]

My Sirius light was dropped at speed (an impact that might shatter a less robust light) and developed a flicker.

Exposure fixed it (rrp £110) for £17.

Excellent service and great not to add to landfill.

 

[Scottish Scrutineer]

They are really good at repairing the lights if they go wrong. We have a few of the Trace front and rear lights which are in regular use, but occasionally they stop charging. rather than replace, Exposure can cheaply repair them

 

[biggs682]

That's good service and handy to know

 

[Scottish Scrutineer]

They are really good at repairing the lights if they go wrong. We have a few of the Trace front and rear lights which are in regular use, but occasionally they stop charging. rather than replace, Exposure can cheaply repair them

We had a Trace light which started getting very hot when charging, it then stopped taking a charge. Sent it off to Exposure /USE and asked if they could repair. Unfortunately it was beyond economic repair, so they replaced it with a new one for £30.

 

[biggs682]

So what model ( without breaking the bank) is suitable for my early morning ride?

 

[roubaixtuesday]

So what model ( without breaking the bank) is suitable for my early morning ride?

Any of them I think, just depends how bright and length of battery life you need, which depends on your ride...

 

[biggs682]

Any of them I think, just depends how bright and length of battery life you need, which depends on your ride...

Normally about 3-4 hrs time at most normally have another light on flicker mode as a marker light .
Road use only IE country lanes

I like the look of the Sirius mk10

 

[roubaixtuesday]

Normally about 3-4 hrs time at most normally have another light on flicker mode as a marker light .
Road use only IE country lanes

I like the look of the Sirius mk10

I use a Sirius on my nice bike (I have a rather ancient strada on my commute).

Not sure what the official run times are, I think you'd get 3-4 hours on medium, not high.