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Old 11-18-11 | 08:07 AM
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If money and weight are not issues, get the generator hub and light. However, from a cost/weight standpoint, some of the new LED lights are hard to beat. In addition to the L&M Urban 500, the Niterider MiNewt 600 cordless and similar lights from Serfas and Lezyne are great options for relatively inexpensive, powerful lights. For a bit more money ($250) -- but still much cheaper than a generator setup -- you can buy 1000-lumen LED lights with a separate battery pack with longer run times.
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