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Old 09-19-22 | 03:09 PM
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Whatever you do, do not use a flashing headlamp at night. If you want a flasher during daytime when drivers won't be blinded, go ahead.

The better lights have a fairly flat and wide beam to project the vast majority of the light on the pavement and not in the eyes of drivers coming towards you.

That said, if you are riding on gravel or dirt trails, then a flashlight type of beam may be better for you.
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