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HI Chaps,
It's getting dark @ night now, need to buy lights for commute & journy back from pub (via a unlit wood) at night.
Looking at a rechargable front light for around £120 +/-
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dont want nicad or lead/acid battery
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any recommedations?
Looking at the Cateye ABS 35
Ta in advance
It's getting dark @ night now, need to buy lights for commute & journy back from pub (via a unlit wood) at night.
Looking at a rechargable front light for around £120 +/-
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dont want nicad or lead/acid battery
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any recommedations?
Looking at the Cateye ABS 35
Ta in advance
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Thought about that, I live in High WYcombe - it's bloody lumpy! I need all me power going to the wheels. When i'm off-road @ night i don't go that quick (due to lumpyness again) - lights dim
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fair enough, I got some from halfords about 4 years ago and they still work well now, well worth it IMO, only cost something like £20 and still going strong, thats value for money
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Get some CatEYE lights!!! they're fooking brilliant, esp with the spotlight on it's like having a mini sun attached to the front on your bike
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http://www.cateye.com/en/products/vi...d=7&subCatId=2
I got that one above, compact and bright, but not re-chargeble.
My mate has a twin light set up, it comes with a bag for the battery pack, and its proper bright, and re-chargable, but I cant find a link for it.
I got that one above, compact and bright, but not re-chargeble.
My mate has a twin light set up, it comes with a bag for the battery pack, and its proper bright, and re-chargable, but I cant find a link for it.
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I've just bought some lights for my new bike too. Bought the Cateye HL-EL500 SuperBright (Front) and the Cateye TL-AU100 BS (Rear). Write-ups and recomendations say they are extremely bright, light and what more can you expect. I got mne from Cylce Express for a bit less than everyone else is selling them currently
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I've got the Cateye ABS 20, excelent, though you do have to remember to charge them also when the do run out of juice they go very quickly. I carry a small LED light to get me home when I get caught short.
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