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Old 03-19-04 | 03:23 AM
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A good rear light

Hi,

Today I purchased a flashing rear light called a "Sparky". For anyone after a very intense, affordable flasher, I can recommend this one. It doesn't use leds, but more of a camera flash globe I think. It seems to charge up and then pulse out a very bright flash. There's three globes, so you don't have to wait for each one to 'charge'.

I don't know what it's called elsewhere in the world.

Also, I picked up my front light today. It's a Vistalight 5watt. Does anyone have any bad experiences with those? Thanks.

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Old 03-19-04 | 03:40 AM
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There was a recent discussion about the Sparky last month.
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Old 03-19-04 | 03:46 AM
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Oops! I should have searched first. I was just very happy with the results.
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