Dinotte 200L AA Review

[Sage23]

Well, as I mentioned here (http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=423091), I just got a 200L AA on Monday. I finally got to take it out on one of my usual county road rides that I do. So what do I think? In a word, WOW! :thumb: :thumb:

As I noted in the other thread, I cannot believe how little this light weighs! All of the other reviews here have been spot-on. This is one well-designed and manufactured product.

Mounting the light was easy with the provided o-ring and it holds in place very nicely.

Performance: I started the ride on low and then part-way through the ride I kicked it up to high -- my riding partners didn't know what hit 'em! This little light is BRIGHT! I was able to see much better than with any of my old lights and, perhaps more importantly, I felt that on-coming traffic could see me. EVERY car that came towards us dimmed their high-beams as they approached -- something that never happens!! :thumb:

I think I'm in love! :love: :love: :love:

[crue0001]

Awesome! I just bought these a couple days ago. Still waiting for them to arrive. I was a little worried they were not going to be bright enough, but I wanted lights that ran off of AA's and this seems like the best one out there for that. I'm glad you like your lights.

[Sage23]

I was a little worried they were not going to be bright enough, but I wanted lights that ran off of AA's and this seems like the best one out there for that.

Just remember what their site says about batteries . . . regular old AA will only get you about 30 minutes on high (I've tried it).

[Grasschopper]

Also note that in blinkie mode this will mess with your wireless computer something fierce. I was flying at 158 mph...LOL :D

[Sage23]

Also note that in blinkie mode this will mess with your wireless computer something fierce. I was flying at 158 mph...LOL :D

Good to know --- incase I need to up my average mph! :D