Re-chargable Spot Lights..Advice and recommendations pls....
jez_clarke
Posts: 239
Yo dudes......
I want to buy some new lamps to rip up the trails in the evenings......
Cost is a factor to a degree, but am looking for some advise and recommendations for re-chargable Spot Lights...
I've had a set of cat-eyes, with 10w and 20w bulbs, and i would say that the lightening was ok, but they wern't very durable and soon stopped working when the rain and mud got inside..
so......., i wondered if you dudes that have them, can tell me what you think of your own..?
thanks
jez
I want to buy some new lamps to rip up the trails in the evenings......
Cost is a factor to a degree, but am looking for some advise and recommendations for re-chargable Spot Lights...
I've had a set of cat-eyes, with 10w and 20w bulbs, and i would say that the lightening was ok, but they wern't very durable and soon stopped working when the rain and mud got inside..
so......., i wondered if you dudes that have them, can tell me what you think of your own..?
thanks
jez
bikes:
Trek 9.8
Specialized Langster
Specialised Tri_Cross Comp
Viner Magnifica
and a unicylcle
Trek 9.8
Specialized Langster
Specialised Tri_Cross Comp
Viner Magnifica
and a unicylcle
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I have a great set of Hope LED. Is that the kind of thing you're looking for? heading out tonight on the first *proper* night ride. not just a little spin down a local bridleway.
Are you looking for rechargable AA battery style or actual rechargable battery packs?0 -
Go into your local shop and ask what they use and recommendRacing is life - everything else is just waiting0
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Down the Road wrote:Go into your local shop and ask what they use and recommend
And they will recommend you buy whatever they have been struggling to sell
Seriously though, some shops are better than others and you should take what they say with a pinch of salt, just like posts on a a forum.0 -
I'm trying to remember where i read it but apparently if you tape all the joints on the lights then they last much better.0