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Meme bar
- Location
- ...I don't have much idea - really.
why do you need all those HUGE strap-on batteries and fiddly wires for commuting? Sure they're probalby bright, but there's lots of much smaller, lighter, cheaper and easier to use lights that are bright enough...Cunobelin said:Dinotte LEDS
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Not cheap, but about the size of a film cannister and the larger (LiIon) battery pack is slightly smaller than a cigarette pack. Fits easily on the bars and the battery pack on the stem. For the rear both will fit on the seatpost.
The cheaper version uses a battery pack with 4 AA batteries, and has a 2 - 3 hr life, but carrying a spare set of AAs is nothing.
Brilliantly bright!
If you do use very bright lights, especially on cycle tracks, don't forget to consider the oncoming cyclists whom you may dazzle if they are set high. I'm afraid I tend to let users know if they do it to meCunobelin said:Dinotte LEDS
Not cheap, but about the size of a film cannister and the larger (LiIon) battery pack is slightly smaller than a cigarette pack. Fits easily on the bars and the battery pack on the stem. For the rear both will fit on the seatpost.
The cheaper version uses a battery pack with 4 AA batteries, and has a 2 - 3 hr life, but carrying a spare set of AAs is nothing.
Brilliantly bright!
To be honest I wouldn't buy another topeak. Quality was a lot to be desired, and the mounting arrangement very haphazard. and quite heavy too.Charlotte_C+ :-) said: