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Old 08-23-18 | 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by mfhorn
Has anyone tried the lights that fit on your head? Are there any that would fit over a helmet?
For example:
https://www.amazon.com/Cobiz-Brighte...7FWYABHNX5C7K6

And yes, I'm taking the 6000 lumen claim with a very large grain of salt.

What about those spoke lights? Are they worth anything or more just for show?
Lots of people mount their lights on their heads. It works well for them. It's important not to shine them in people's faces, so if you're conscious of that, it can work out well.

I use a spoke light when I ride at night. It's not bright, but the motion makes it very noticeable. It uses a pair of coin cell batteries. I use it as a supplement to my two taillights. I tried using a spoke light in my front wheel, but it distracted me too much, so I just use one in the rear wheel.
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