Old 11-22-05 | 04:07 PM
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RobbieIG
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From: Corvallis, OR

Bikes: Centurion Fix, Jamis Nova, Jamis Crosscountry

Originally Posted by froze
I heard that before about the Gen3 and other so called super bright LED's. I've even seen the Cateye's brightest LED (before the triple shot was intro'd) on the road and it was brighter then other self contained lights but otherwise just a weak light with a small bluish spot light and no scatter light. I only mentioned the Gen3 because it's propably the brightest self contained battery unit available next to the Cateye Triple Shot that cost over $300!

I agree about LED's not being bright enough. Find a good halogen and go with it.
That's why the Bullite is so great. You don't need a second headlight, all you need is a rear blinky. So, that's only 2 little devices, completly self contained that I have to keep with me. The bullite slides off the bike real easy but is completely secure. It will never get dammaged banging around in my bag, mine has even skipped across the pavement for 20 feet without being hurt.

I keep my two lights in my bag all the time, they don't get in the way, and I am always prepared when I get stuck out in the dark. If the one hour runtime is sufficient for your needs, I think this is pretty much the ultimate system for school commuters, or anyone who has to keep all their gear with them thoughout the day.
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