My new rear light

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Plax

Guru
Location
Wales
summerdays said:
Better that way than the reverse (although I wouldn't mind if they improved the water resistance on what is a brilliant light for the money).

Thankfully I've never had an issue in the rain (and when it rains it rains here!) with my 1/2 watt light. Where do you mount yours? I have mine on the seat post, so I suppose it does get some shelter from the seat.
 

4F

Active member of Helmets Are Sh*t Lobby
Location
Suffolk.
Plax said:
Thankfully I've never had an issue in the rain (and when it rains it rains here!) with my 1/2 watt light. Where do you mount yours? I have mine on the seat post, so I suppose it does get some shelter from the seat.

I have 3. 2 on my rucsack and 1 on rear frame virtually next to the brake.

I dropped one which now won't turn off so I just take the batteries
out ;)
 
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Iceniner

Iceniner

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Update: Ive made myself a mount out of a stem, although a little bulky, its all i had at the time. Now means that i dont catch the light with my leg on the way round :smile:.
 

palinurus

Velo, boulot, dodo
Location
Watford
Joe said:
Looks good! I've been really dissapointed with my 1/2 watt superflash's weather resistance. It gets soaked through if it rains and won't switch off until it's completely dried out.

Same problem here- but at least it fails in the on position. I've never had one give out on me.
 

wafflycat

New Member
MERV said:
I saw some kid with a rear light the same sort of thing with it on in the morning at Tower Gateway a few years ago I think it was by Sun.I ordered a few but the company I ordered from didn't deliver it.I was impressed with it but could never fin it on ebay.

The S-Sun one which looks similar is impressive. It's bright enough to be seen in daylight. They used to have them online at StJohn St Cycles. But I got mine from my LBS, Specialised Cycles in Norwich.
 

tdr1nka

Taking the biscuit
I couldn't help myself and went for the DiOnette 140L to go with the Ay Yups.:biggrin:

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Iceniner

Iceniner

New Member
tdr1nka said:
I couldn't help myself and went for the DiOnette 140L to go with the Ay Yups.:biggrin:

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I must admit that does look really nice - dare i ask what the cost was in the end? If i get some money in the future i would maybe consider getting it - the 4 or so hours of battery life was a bit annoying so do let us know how the battery lasts !!!! Id be very interested to hear what you think of it.
 
Iceniner said:
Update: Ive made myself a mount out of a stem, although a little bulky, its all i had at the time. Now means that i dont catch the light with my leg on the way round :biggrin:.

Was looking at this rear light myself and found this on the BLT website, might be a solutions to your mounting problem
 

Nick1979

New Member
Location
London (SW11)
tdr1nka said:
I couldn't help myself and went for the DiOnette 140L to go with the Ay Yups.:biggrin:

Impressive! I am looking at this system as well, but does this mean you have two battery packs on the bike?

I might go for the 140L rear and 200L front (both connected to one battery pack with Dinotte Y connector) but the Ayup front light is better, dilemma, dilemma... ;)
 
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