need new lights any recommendations?

[Kookas]

these are very clever
seen several people with them recently and the work really well

Do cars actually respond to the indicators? Since flashing lights are the norm on bikes. I'd love it if they did, though.

 

[jifdave]

never seen th indicators working but it created a triangle of lights at either front or back.

looks great

 

[RedRider]

I had two of these fail on me for no apparent reason:

I'd paid £30 apiece. I took 'em back to my LBS who said they'd had a number of returns and they ordered me a set of these for £15:

The front is the Lezyne macro Drive and the rear a Micro Drive. You can get a set on line for less than £80 or buy them seperately. The front light is worth splashing out on if you're feeling flush. They recharge via a USB connection and they've been a brilliant commuting option, truly lighting my path through unlit sections with a charge lasting two weeks of 40 minute round commutes plus sundry other short rides until an indicator (on the switch) tells me there's still 50% left. I'll post a better review when I've used them longer but so far so good.

 

[enas]

The front is the Lezyne macro Drive and the rear a Micro Drive. You can get a set on line for less than £80 or buy them seperately. The front light is worth splashing out on if you're feeling flush. They recharge via a USB connection and they've been a brilliant commuting option, truly lighting my path through unlit sections with a charge lasting two weeks of 40 minute round commutes plus sundry other short rides until an indicator (on the switch) tells me there's still 50% left. I'll post a better review when I've used them longer but so far so good.

Great recommendations for the Lezyne lights. Ribble cycles were doing some nice discounts lately (around 33% off), to which I succumbed. CRC were doing a 50% discount off some of the Lezyne lights too,

 

[Jdratcliffe]

Great recommendations for the Lezyne lights. Ribble cycles were doing some nice discounts lately (around 33% off), to which I succumbed. CRC were doing a 50% discount off some of the Lezyne lights too,

2nd that i have two super drives and they amazing 3hr charge via usb give 1:30 mins on high ( a stated 3500lumens( i charge them at work ready for return)

 

[ComedyPilot]

I have used Cateye front (rechargeable) and rear (battery) lights for 7/8 years now, and have ridden/commuted through winter with no worries on unlit 'A' roads and back lanes. So for up to 4/5 hours on a single charge I can say CatEye have been OK for me. I am only looking to change for SON dynamo hub lights out of pure blingism, and the wish to do some overnight riding/audaxing in the summer.