Light vs Cycle 'computer'
FishFish
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Well the light won. I've taken to 3am rides in the Thetford Forest and have a number of lights including a powerful Cree LED Magicshine.
The Cree LED must have some sort of inverter in them to pulse the lights - you can see the strobing effect on the tyres. This would save the batteries. Well it also must radiate because it interferes with the 'computer' - Halfords wireless - and when the light is the computer is off. If I CBA then I might relocate the light away from the 'computer' and I'll try it out during the eclipse tonight.
BTW - there are other night riders in Thetford and at dawn the Husky teams can be seen dragging quad bikes around for training.
The Cree LED must have some sort of inverter in them to pulse the lights - you can see the strobing effect on the tyres. This would save the batteries. Well it also must radiate because it interferes with the 'computer' - Halfords wireless - and when the light is the computer is off. If I CBA then I might relocate the light away from the 'computer' and I'll try it out during the eclipse tonight.
BTW - there are other night riders in Thetford and at dawn the Husky teams can be seen dragging quad bikes around for training.
...take your pickelf on your holibobs.... 
jeez :roll:
jeez :roll:
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All LED's strobe, watch some YouTube videos of cars with LED lights.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0
