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Originally Posted by tuvok
Thanks all, lots of good info to consider. Right now I'm using a switch but the wiring is exposed so its only good for fair weather. I can definitely see where the rapid on-off situation could cause problems. At home while switching them on is usually when incandescent bulbs blow.
Shrink wrap will seal them against nearly everything you'd want to ride a bike in
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