Best rear light under £30
oli2001
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As above really. mine has broke looking for a replacement. USB rechargeable would be good
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exposure flare or Moon Shield
two of the best i reckon, so much so I run them both at the same time on my commute. Forget the budget though, where lights are concerned you want quality of build, quality of light and runtime. If it's £35, find the £5...0 -
I like the £2.50 phart bleep from Planet-X. Or the 1.50 single LED one. Ran both all winter, not a problem with either.
Except the Single LED one needs a cable tie around it to stop it falling apart when you hit a pothole0 -
yeah i have http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/LIP ... rear_light, i have1 on each bike then a spare 1 which i move between saddle bags, excellent lights very bright and at only £2.50 bargin.min order £20 for free delivery or £2.50 postage on smaller orders.0
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I have exposure lights and have this as a backup: it's bright, rechargeable, lasts well between charges and has a great pulse mode. I'd never buy a light that needs batteries.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/niterider-solas ... ear-light/
Specialized TriCross Sport+Ultegra+Rack&Bag+Guards+Exposure Lights - FCN 7Seneca wrote:It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare; it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.
Track:Condor 653, MTB:GT Zaskar, Road & TT:Condors.0 -
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+1 for the smart lunar. Very bright, sturdy and waterproof.0
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+1 for the Blinder rear at £23. I'm using 2 at the rear.
Waterproof, bright, usb rechargeable, secure on seat post and on/off button isn't ****.0 -
cheers fellas for all the advice. went for the knog and the lunar!0
