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Old 09-09-13 | 01:44 PM
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From: Dorset, SW England, United Kingdom

Bikes: Heavily modded Cannondale Hooligan 1 (2009) and an upgraded Raleigh Max Zero-G

Originally Posted by cyccommute
Number 7.

I said that Reason number 6 wasn't the final one. That does bring up a good question for the dynamo crowd... How do you fix flats in the dark? Or make adjustments? Or check out a weird drive train sound? Or look at your speedometer? Or see if that growling sound is a lion, a tiger or bear? Oh my!
Originally Posted by fietsbob
I own a small Headband light , I got it for my touring kit decades ago, so it uses a 3v bulb . 2 AA batteries .

new stuff would be LED .. REI source .. or any backpack camping place.
I have a small headband torch for stuff like that in my tool kit. I also have another pocket torches that I use for doing my first use vehicle checks when I get to work (actually it is dual purpose, it has UV LED's in it too so I use it for checking currency to make sure I don't get hit with dud notes).
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