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Fred
a Cross Country Rider
from CanadaDate Reviewed: March 19, 2002
Strengths: There when you need it, works in rain, not a lot of drag, no drag when it's offWeaknesses: There when you don't need it, a bit noisy, more drag than a dynohub when it's running, slips in snow, light goes out when you stop, do they still make these?Bottom Line: A good compromise between price and function if you want a reasonably efficient occasional use generator light that you can count on to actually work when you need it. For regular all-weather commuting use I'd suggest a dynohub (Schmidt, very expensive, or Shimano, which is draggy when off) with a blinky as a backup, or maybe one of the fancy low-drag Euro generators like Lightspin or Busch & Muller
Favorite Trail: the hallway of the biology building at 3AM
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At: I forget
Similar Products Used: cheap 70s bottle generator, expensive Lightspin bottle generator, battery lights
Bike Setup: Koga-Miyata touring bike
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