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New Specialized Flux lights
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That looks pretty good.
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Shaped beam with top cut-off is really the way brighter headlights should be, at least if you don't want to blind/aggravate oncoming traffic (and is required in DE and some other EU countries). Both lights look like really good designs technically, but a bit funky aesthetically, IMO.
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I have this on my list to buy this year, but have to budget for it as it is so expensive. Seems like a great product and I like the idea of a high beam switch right at my thumb. I just wish the battery was swappable.
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spend 8 hours Well paid to be at a computer, then USB rechargeable while you work seems sensible..
A quickly removed item, they would be nicked if left on the bike locked up outside any way.. |
They've been out since around December. There are reviews on the Candlepower cycling forum. I'm sort of interested in the headlights but I'm waiting until DST ends before I buy a new headlight.
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Thanks for the tip. Here is an excellent review thread.
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Crap mounting system and mini-USB port makes this a no-go (the price is a no-go too but not high on my list compared to the crap mounting system and mini-USB).
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What's wrong with mini USB?
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I kind of like the mounting system as long as they have that loose o-ring problem figured out. I particularly like that they have you just put a level on the face to adjust beam angle too. My biggest gripe is the non-replaceable battery. When it does in the middle of the night you have to stop and charge it or switch lights. That is a major drawback. I just want to hot swap fresh batteries...
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Originally Posted by Falchoon
(Post 17662692)
What's wrong with mini USB?
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Originally Posted by mrbubbles
(Post 17661899)
Crap mounting system and mini-USB port makes this a no-go....
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