Lights?
#1
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From: Originaly Liverpool, currently Greensboro, NC
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Lights?
I was searching the internet for lights for my bike (I'm riding the 24 hr Booty ride) and came across this
https://www.reelight.com/en/?gclid=CI...FSUjgQod3WGH0Q
https://www.reelight.com/en/?gclid=CI...FSUjgQod3WGH0Q
#2
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From: Salt Lake City, UT
Bikes: 1999 Haro Escape A7.3, 2005 Giant OCR1 (SOLD), 2006 Cervélo Soloist Team, 2007 Salsa ElGoGo TT
lol I want to know how they measured the actual percentage for the claim:
"85% higher sense of security in traffic"
"85% higher sense of security in traffic"
#3
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Originally Posted by astonv0l
I was searching the internet for lights for my bike (I'm riding the 24 hr Booty ride) and came across this
https://www.reelight.com/en/?gclid=CI...FSUjgQod3WGH0Q
https://www.reelight.com/en/?gclid=CI...FSUjgQod3WGH0Q
#4
cheap for a roadie
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From: Minneapolis
Bikes: Ridley Excalibur, Ridley X-Ride, Trek Superfly Elite AL, KHS Flite100
"Reelight are designed to deliver their own energy source. As there is no friction involved in the electric generator, the electrical energy is generated by the cyclist effortlessly."
This is not possible. Maybe close but they should reword those sentences.
This is not possible. Maybe close but they should reword those sentences.
#6
Originally Posted by TedC
that doesent help you at a standstill...like at a traffic light
https://www.bikeforums.net/advocacy-safety/228300-clever-new-light.html
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#7
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Originally Posted by Hummeth
"Reelight are designed to deliver their own energy source. As there is no friction involved in the electric generator, the electrical energy is generated by the cyclist effortlessly."
This is not possible. Maybe close but they should reword those sentences.
This is not possible. Maybe close but they should reword those sentences.
I could make those easily with an led, copper coil, magnet, and a capacitor (might need a resistor too).
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From: Originaly Liverpool, currently Greensboro, NC
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So, after looking around I was wondering what candlepower do I need? I will be riding the booty ride so there will be some light.
#9
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From: Beacon, NY
Bikes: Cannondale T800, Schwinn Voyageur
Battery lights are cheap, what does this help resolve? I rarely ever need to change the batteries in my cateye flasher, and if I really need to see where I'm going I bring either an HID or a high power LED with a rechargable battery pack.
These lights seem like an answer to a question I don't think anyone is asking.
These lights seem like an answer to a question I don't think anyone is asking.





