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Originally Posted by daihard
(Post 17416385)
Thanks for the info! I've used the flash mode during the day but never used it at night. That's going to happen this weekend. :)
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Originally Posted by cruiserhead
(Post 17211172)
I have Knog Blinders and love them. They are super bright - very well seen with these.
They don't project much light to see the road by I have one that's 2 years old, the strap broke. Knog Australia sent me a new one within a couple days for free. Gotta love a company like that. |
Originally Posted by Huffandstuff
(Post 17416415)
Top Gear top tip, when your knog elastic band breaks, just use a small hairtie to loop around instead, my front broke like a year ago and haven't had any issues.
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You will get a light to seem brighter, the closer to the Ground it is .. top of your Head is a Long ways Off ..
Foot - Candle Power is a Way that relative brightness is calculated .. |
Originally Posted by cruiserhead
(Post 17417147)
don't know how that would work unless you go around the front of the light?
http://i1191.photobucket.com/albums/...226_112859.jpg |
clever as hell! thanks for the pro tip :)
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Just get the $20 chinese special:
http://www.amazon.com/Bicycle-HeadLi...m-l+bike+light |
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Ive got this light and its just amazing. The thing that really really sucks about it is that its kind of a chore to take it on and off in addition to the weird mounting dealio with rubber straps.. Great value other wise and highly recommended!
Originally Posted by 10 Wheels
(Post 17417362)
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I have this light. It's... bright. (brighter than the headlamps on my Miata, actually]
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