Double barrel front light
blackstar500
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Apologies .. I am sure this topic has more dealt with many times ... but with this new forum layout .. I am still struggling with the usage.
Almost had an close encounter with a with a car about to pull out from a side road to the main road. I already have a light that I interchange from strobe flash to full beam..at the time of the encounter, the light was on steady beam with a short travel distance. I want to believe that if I can have one light constantly flashing and the other steady .. My flashing beam would have arrived on the front part of car. I do not want to use two sets of lights to achieve this objective.
Pleace recommend me one.. if it exists
Almost had an close encounter with a with a car about to pull out from a side road to the main road. I already have a light that I interchange from strobe flash to full beam..at the time of the encounter, the light was on steady beam with a short travel distance. I want to believe that if I can have one light constantly flashing and the other steady .. My flashing beam would have arrived on the front part of car. I do not want to use two sets of lights to achieve this objective.
Pleace recommend me one.. if it exists
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The Bikehut/Halfords lights have a similar setting - although I don't find the constant light enough to illuminate the road for me (I ride unlit roads) and tbh, I don't use the function because I don't come across many junctions on my commute.
I do run with 2 lights on the bars at night though - one in use, the other is there in case - or if conditions warrant it - on as well - like the other day when we had freezing fog - I used the lower power light for most of the ride - switched on the halfords 1600 light when the conditions closed in - switched the other to flash mode.
3 lights on the back too ... depending on conditions - either 2 or 3 On - and I've arrived at my destination to discover the battery depleted in one light - so worth doing IMHO.