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prophetlvr 09-09-08 03:00 PM

Overwhelmed by light choices for night riding
 
I ride both a road bike and mt bike. I want to participate in night rides. My dilemma....

I want dual lighting for my mt bike, because I will be riding in dense wooded areas on FL trails, so I thought I would go for the NiteRider MiNewt.X2 Dual and then use one of the lamps on my road bike. I just learned that they are made where they do not separate. So, there goes my plan to use one of the lamps on my road bike as needed. I really dont want dual lamps on my road bike. So now I guess I am stuck making two light purchases. Any advice on two affordable single lamps or any other suggestions for this scenario. thanks in advance!!

datlas 09-09-08 03:10 PM

If you are on a budget, check out the "best lights for less than $50" thread. Short story: Best bet is to get two high-powered LED flashlights from dealexteme.com along with two mounts...you can use the dual lights on either bike, and the whole setup will be about 50 bucks (plus a little more for rechargable batteries/charger). Search the forum there are lots of recent good threads.

brokenknee 09-09-08 03:15 PM

Here is the thread datlas was talking about. http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=435347

bicycleflyer 09-09-08 05:32 PM

The Dinotte 200L duel system comes with both solo cord and duel cord. You can run it any way you want.


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