I'm out of touch: bright light for fast night riding
11-07-18, 10:41 AM
#26
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They are offering lights with internal battery as well as high power lights like the Supernova M99 Mini PRO.
monkey-link.com/en/index
shop.supernova-design.com/shop/product/m99-mini-pro-25-for-monkeylink-141
supernova-lights.com/en/products/e-bike-lights-25kmh/m99-mini-pro-25/
sks-germany.com/en/products/ml-light-front-recharge/
sks-germany.com/en/productcategories/monkeylink-en/
11-07-18, 10:51 AM
#27
don't try this at home.
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Riding part of the way on a bike trail?
A light that's easy to rotate downward will keep from blinding the oncoming riders. My Dinotte, for example, has a rubber strap around the bar. I can easily push the light forward, aimed just in front of the wheel. That's great for night time group rides, too -- no weaving shadows projected in front of the rider ahead.
Some mounts are more of a clamp with a screw to tighten. Perhaps these could be set just tight enough on the bar to hold position, but still allow rotating up and down.
A light that's easy to rotate downward will keep from blinding the oncoming riders. My Dinotte, for example, has a rubber strap around the bar. I can easily push the light forward, aimed just in front of the wheel. That's great for night time group rides, too -- no weaving shadows projected in front of the rider ahead.
Some mounts are more of a clamp with a screw to tighten. Perhaps these could be set just tight enough on the bar to hold position, but still allow rotating up and down.
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