fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Always have a spare as a minimum. Especially rears as you can't always see them.
Properly dark
- Thread starter Sandra6
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cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
Been commuting in the dark at least 1 way for months and now the clocks have changed its dark on the way in and getting dark by the time i set off, dread to think what night shift will be like next week.
On the front i run a p4 torch as a flasher/see me /back up light and a magicshine p7 for the unlit sections of my commute , on the back i have a smart r2 on the seatpost and a smart standard 7 led flasher on each pannier bag.
On the front i run a p4 torch as a flasher/see me /back up light and a magicshine p7 for the unlit sections of my commute , on the back i have a smart r2 on the seatpost and a smart standard 7 led flasher on each pannier bag.
inkd
Senior Member
- Location
- New Forest
I would love to commute in daylight. Working nights I have to use lights all the time, just got a new T6 ebay job for 30squid and I use a lezyne femto on flash, Planet X phaart rear light and in built rear flasher on my MET helmet plus an Altura nightvision jacket. I carry a spare front and rear light just in case. Better to be over cautious I say.
