Sticky LEDs lights
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Sticky LEDs lights
Found these and just wanted to share with other commuters.
I've not purchased yet, but I like the looks of them.
Anyone use this style of light?
https://www.safetysmartgear.com/Produ...On_Marker.html
I've not purchased yet, but I like the looks of them.
Anyone use this style of light?
https://www.safetysmartgear.com/Produ...On_Marker.html
Last edited by Caleab; 02-06-09 at 12:39 PM. Reason: doh, forgot the link
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FWIW, a friend gave me one of their "TurboFlare" things, thinking I could somehow mount it on my rack, and it's useless. Not very bright at all. A SuperFlash would vastly out-perform it. A Dinotte would set it on fire.
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X2 on what ItsJustMe said. Planet Bike Superflash if you're looking to go the best of cheap lights, Dinotte if you're looking to get the brightest that's out there.
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I've seen them on other cyclists. They seem to provide an extra layer of visibility, but I wouldn't use one as my primary light. Also, if it's red, I'd never mount it on the front of my helmet like in the picture. That's just dumb.
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And possibly illegal. Actually, PROBABLY illegal.
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https://www.bikeforums.net/electronics-lighting-gadgets/509519-pbsf-w-dinotte-test-part-two.html
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I have one of the larger light bands that I bought a few years back. They're not very bright at all. The batteries also aren't waterproofed,so I could see them shorting out after riding awhile in a downpour. The reflective part actually reflects quitewell;in fact if you shine a light on it the reflection will overwhelm the light. If you want helmet mounted lights,I would suggest a set of PB Spoks or Blackburn Fleas.
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