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Old 06-12-08 | 07:23 AM
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Bikes: Giant FCR3

Originally Posted by Bklyn
I have a Blackburn Quadrant:
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The good: It's quite bright. It was cheap (around $20). It has survived several falls. It runs on AA batteries.
The bad: It's big. It doesn't really illuminate the road (not necessary in most of NYC). One of the bulbs is out. Did I say it was big? It's big.

I'd like a light that is superbright, compact, doesn't require a 2-pound battery pack, and can be swapped easily among bikes. I'm willing to spend $100, but does that get me into the really good lights? Also, I'm going to drop this thing, guaranteed: nothing fragile.
Thanks.



*Apologies for asking a well-covered question yet again. Yes, I did do a search, but the "new" search function turns up thousands of useless references. I miss the "number of responses" parameter!

How much does that sucker weigh? I would not want that thing on my handlebars. How's the battery life on that thing?

I just recently ordered this:

Cateye HL-EL135

the lone reviewer said he was pleased with it so I gave it a shot. It was inexpensive and I don't do much night riding anyways. I mainly need it for my 5am morning commute.
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