Electronics, Lighting, & Gadgets - Any mid-priced ($50ish) rear red lights? (Better than PBSF)

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Ziemas
03-10-09, 12:38 PM
Sometimes it's easier done than put off.

A custom bracket shouldn't be a deal breaker.

:)

Please keep us updated and let us know how it turns out.....

Unknown Cyclist
03-10-09, 12:41 PM
Please keep us updated and let us know how it turns out.....

That's the plan :)

I wasn't suggesting anyone else should do it anyway.

I'm just as happy to bolt it to the carrier, under the rear seat or make up a stay mount.

Do as you want, not as I do...

;)
JeffS
03-10-09, 01:08 PM
Sometimes it's easier done than put off.

A custom bracket shouldn't be a deal breaker.

:)


Easier than buying a properly designed light with a properly designed mount?

Nothing about buying a cheap light, changing the emitter, changing the driver and fabricating a mount sounds easy.

Have fun with it though.

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Keep forgetting this is the lighting forum... where people get enjoyment out of having to "Fix" their lights

Unknown Cyclist
03-10-09, 01:38 PM
Nothing about buying a cheap light, changing the emitter, changing the driver and fabricating a mount sounds easy.
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Keep forgetting this is the lighting forum... where people get enjoyment out of having to "Fix" their lights

It's not changing the LED.

It's a DIY torch kit FFS. It's designed for to be home assembled. :twitchy:

As Clint said "A good man always knows his limitations"

;)
Unknown Cyclist
03-12-09, 09:24 AM
This was mentioned on another thread.

Red LED Torch (http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.20333)

So I bought one.

:thumb: