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Old 06-20-18 | 08:06 PM
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zacster
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Originally Posted by KraneXL
If you want to be seen almost any light will do (even a Walmart/flashlight). However, if you need it to illuminate your path you'll want something much brighter.

Fortunately, you don't need to spend a lot of money to get a bright light, but to a point you do get what you pay for. The cheaper brands may burn just as bright but not for as long, and may not be as reliable. Choose wisely.
I would say some of the brightest light are also the cheapest, and there is no reason they won't last. I have an XM=L2 light that will outshine anything I've seen. It cost $20, although it didn't come with a mount but I already have one. I also put a high output battery in it and I have yet to run it down but I'm not using it for cycling.

Actually it was $14. The specific one is no longer on Amazon, but there are others just like it.
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