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Old 12-06-18 | 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Tourist in MSN
I have been using a vintage D Lumotec dyno powered headlamp on my rando bike. Two days ago I ordered a new B&M IQ-XS to replace it.
https://www.bumm.de/de/produkte/dyna...di-silber.html
That looks very good and not terribly expensive. I've been using several B&M dynamo powered headlights for a few years and am very impressed with all of them. This IQ-XS looks like an incremental improvement, but it is still welcome, and it doesn't seem to add to the 80€ price.

My regular light for commuting is a Lumotec IQ Fly-T. I don't remember how many Lux it is rated at, maybe 50 or 60. It's not super bright, but I'm not super demanding about brightness.
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