Dynamo Hub: do you have one?
05-04-15, 07:20 PM
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I ride on city streets. Even the darker ones are not too bad. 
My Dynamo light was way brighter than. My rechargeable ones!
My Dynamo light was way brighter than. My rechargeable ones!
05-07-15, 03:45 PM
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I have one bike with a dyno. I like it so much I'll be putting them on my other bikes as funds allow. A cheaper alternative for "to be seen" lights are Reelights. I have them on all family bikes in addition to others. That way I never have to worry about them riding at night without a light.
05-08-15, 10:52 PM
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I am finally fully Dynamo-Ed on the new bike. Tonight was my first after sunset ride! It was dusk if you will. Not pitch black yet but getting quite close as I left around 820. It was so nice not to have to worry about what time I was leaving, if I had my lights and being visible. I rode on a dark MUP for part of the ride and city streets on the rest. It was a breeze. And I didn't have to remove the lights when I got home. Double win!
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