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For cyclists around here, I'd recommend Cygolite lights, they are amazing: http://cygolite.com/products/index.html http://cygolite.com/products/index.html
by cellover 12y ago
For cyclists around here, I'd recommend Cygolite lights, they are amazing:
http://cygolite.com/products/index.html http://cygolite.com/products/index.html
- tomkinstinch 12y agoThey look nice, though pricey. On my bike I use a couple cheap silicone mounts[1] to hold my regular bright LED hand flashlights. I like that the flashlights serve double duty on the bike and that they can be easily removed at my destination. 1. http://www.dx.com/p/universal-bicycle-flashlight-lamp-nylon-velcro-clip-mount-holder-black-2-pcs-252680#.VQjHZYr3b7o http://www.dx.com/p/universal-bicycle-flashlight-lamp-nylon-...
- cellover 12y agoI'm not so sure about the pricey impression. I bought the Metro 500 USB one yeard ago for 65 USD on Amazon. It has 6 light modes that get you covered may it be during the day, night, heavy rain or snow. The Metro 500 comes with an easy to remove clip that allows you to keep the mount on the bike while you get your light safe. Handy, but can break in cold weather due to plastic resistance. 500 lumen is quite enough for my needs.
- _JamesA_ 12y agoHow do they compare to the Fenix lights? I have a Fenix BT20 which is a great light but I have been looking for something a bit stronger. The Fenix BT30 is only ~ $100 for 1800 burst lumens. http://www.fenix-store.com/fenix-bc30-led-bike-light/ http://www.fenix-store.com/fenix-bc30-led-bike-light/
- cellover 12y agoI don't know about Fenix lights, but my experience with Cygolite has been excellent so far. I even broke the support on my bike and they sent a replacement free of charge.