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Night Riding – Lights
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I’ve recently taken up night riding and It’s great, never really understood the attraction until I actually gave it a go.
Anyway, I initally borrowed a LUPINE light, most of the others I ride with use Hope Vision 4 and Maxx Exposure which are all quite expensive in my book.
What lights are others using in the reasonable price range catergory?
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You are the night rider 8) don’t know about the best lights though some of the guy’s on the forum should be able to point you the right way though….
cool user name…TOECUTTER
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I bought this, nice and bright and a cheaper option.
http://www.magicshineuk.co.uk/Magicshine-Bike-Light-Set-MJ-816-1400-Lumens/4675-v
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i bought a magic shine 900 lupine from stw for £42 posted. 2 of those and your lit up like a christmas tree. dont realy need more than that and nows the time to buy as alot are selling them due to the light nights.
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I use a Exposure Race front and Red eye rear. I have been massively impressed with both. Front is a 480lumen rear is 80, this have been plenty for the roads and some light track riding.
On the road the front has to be turned down to low setting or even flash, due to dazzling drivers.
Have a look on the site or keep and eye out on ebay.
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im using cateye halogen headlight and it suits me fine i wouldnt mind them projector style headlights but they are tad too bright for my liking.
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Cheers for the replies……………
I went for the bikeray 3, got it for £100. It came boxed with handlebar fitting, helmet fitting, extention lead for battery to light and charger.
Seems every bit as bright & wide beam as the Vision 4 and battery lasts around 4hrs on full, so I’m pretty happy.
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Seems every bit as bright & wide beam as the Vision 4 and battery lasts around 4hrs on full,
You certainly can’t grumble with that………….let us know how they actually do out on the trails though. 😉
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Cheers for the replies……………
I went for the bikeray 3, got it for £100. It came boxed with handlebar fitting, helmet fitting, extention lead for battery to light and charger.
Seems every bit as bright & wide beam as the Vision 4 and battery lasts around 4hrs on full, so I’m pretty happy.
Nightriding is ace isnt it…!
It’s a whole new world..lol.
Also interested to see how these lights do, good power for the money.
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Went out on Thursday night and used the bikeray lll, seems every bit as good as the Exposure Maxx D and Hope Vision 4.
Was raining and I fell off 😳 but light continued to work, very bright and nice wide beam.
At £100 I would defo recommend.
I will try and take some comparsion photo’s of the lights next time i’m out.
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