Thread: See headlight
View Single Post
Old 06-07-11 | 06:45 AM
  #37  
gear's Avatar
gear
Senior Member
 
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 2,131
Likes: 4
From: North shore of Mass.
Originally Posted by tarwheel
You can spend anywhere from $20 to $500+ on front lights. The more expensive lights will provide more brightness and better run times, but you can get very effective lighting for minimal bucks.
More brightness (a wider light pattern that shines well in front of even the fastest rider), better run times, connectors you can count on (no sudden outages just as you are descending), better mounts (that won't break when you crash or drop the bike), better battery setups (pulling batteries out every time you need a charge will wear out the battery holder in no time), more reliable in wet conditions, just about every aspect of the system will function better and last longer.
gear is offline  
Reply