Best Lights For £100???
steve23
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i am after some re-chargeable front lights to use on unlit roads, so i can get some miles in, in the dark!
ive had a look on some sites, but theres so much choice!!!
what can people recommend?
thanks
ive had a look on some sites, but theres so much choice!!!
what can people recommend?
thanks
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http://www.bikeradar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12550961
http://www.thephotonshop.co.uk/page21.htm
Not rechargable but rechargable AA batteries are very practical (ie, take as many as you like / need with you for your trip, 10 seconds to change).0 -
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Ayup lights:
http://www.ayup.com.au/uk-shop-kits.html
Roadie kit works out at £100, plus around £20 for postage, but then you do have the risk of customs duty as well, but you pays your money, you makes your choice.
I can vouch for just how good they are.
DanFelt F70 05 (Turbo)
Marin Palisades Trail 91 and 06
Scott CR1 SL 12
Cannondale Synapse Adventure 15 & 16 Di2
Scott Foil 180 -
but then you do have the risk of customs duty as well,0
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I have the ayup roadie kit.
Cost £141 all in but they kick total arse!!!
I can't believe how darned bright they are.<a><img></a>0 -
I recenty purchased a USE Joystick and you will not be disapointed, small light no cables and mega bright.
Also goes on your head or bars.
Top draw - 3 hour burn time on mAxx!0 -
Another one for the ayups and the battery on the roadie kit is a 6hr battery but last nearer 7 in my test. They are bright, very small and really, really light and just beautifully well made. Real stunner. Am I in love :oops:0