I think I need a new light

[thaetviking]

Watch the movie.
http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/28/the-torch-why-illuminate-when-you-can-incinerate/

[acidinmylegs]

That is amazing. Who is going to use it bike mounted? It's a new way to take care of those pesky motorists :-).

[Zero_Enigma]

That is amazing. Who is going to use it bike mounted? It's a new way to take care of those pesky motorists :-).

I would bar mount it. Strickly for downhill max bombings and for letting the cager know how displeased I am with thier cutting people off when I catch them at the red light or headshot on them while on the move.

Got $10 budgeted for one now. :D

[ken cummings]

It is on a PAR (pun intended) with my GE 4509 PAR 36 100 watt headlight. At last, when I come to an uncontrolled intersection all the cars wait for me to pass. You can feel the heat of the beam several feet away. If you stop moving the rubber bulb holder will start to melt after a while.

[acidinmylegs]

It is on a PAR (pun intended) with my GE 4509 PAR 36 100 watt headlight. At last, when I come to an uncontrolled intersection all the cars wait for me to pass. You can feel the heat of the beam several feet away. If you stop moving the rubber bulb holder will start to melt after a while.

:eek:

[operator]

15 minutes? lol.

[ericy]

Watch the movie.
http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/28/the-torch-why-illuminate-when-you-can-incinerate/

Why would you want that when you can have the pukelight?

http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/07/homeland-securitys-latest-non-lethal-weapon-the-pukelight/

Someone in Homeland Security's R&D department must have a sense of humor, because the agency is hoping to soon deploy an LED flashlight that causes uncontrollable vomiting.

A perfect way to get back at the kids throwing beer bottles at you, or the cager that cuts you off.