Lighting up for $70
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Lighting up for $70
I didn't feel like spending a couple hundred $$ or more on lights since I don't ride much at night, so I bought a couple Two Fish flashlight holders for my handlebars. The flashlights are both 3W LEDs and are very bright alone, so with both of them aimed slightly to the sides, I get awesome light that spreads across even wide 3-lane streets and probably 100ft or so ahead of me.
The mounts were $10 for the pair and the flashlights were $30 each at Target. Not a bad deal.
The mounts were $10 for the pair and the flashlights were $30 each at Target. Not a bad deal.
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Well Done. And a rear light?
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No rear light yet. I'll get to that.
I bought the mounts online because my LBS was out of stock. Just Google TwoFish flashlight holders and you'll find them.
I bought the mounts online because my LBS was out of stock. Just Google TwoFish flashlight holders and you'll find them.
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This'll work too: (and you could pop in some Cree LEDs for even more brightness!)
https://www.bikeforums.net/electronics-lighting-gadgets/341687-finally-really-solid-bicycle-flashlight-mount-photos.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/electronics-lighting-gadgets/341687-finally-really-solid-bicycle-flashlight-mount-photos.html