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mario hosay
a Cross Country Rider
from NYDate Reviewed: December 1, 2005
Strengths: Cheap,
easy to carry and install
provides good amount of light for a VERY short time
The light part is nice and sturdyWeaknesses: - VERY low battery life, and it goes down over time
- POOR battery case. and the velcro straps are obnoxious
- not water resistant, let alone waterproof
Bottom Line: Bad choice. provides good light for about first 30 minutes and then it goes down really REALLY (and did I mention REALLY) quickly. It so happend that I had to carry another pack of C batteries in every ride. Cause, I did not know when they are going to give up.
if you look for a good light loof for something else. this is not worth it. waste of money.
May be with some GOOD bateries they will work for a cauple of hours. So, if you rearly bike in the dark, and need something for once a year after sunset riding, you may consider this.
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Purchased At: US $30
Similar Products Used: Cateye Products, Night Hawk Products
Bike Setup: K2 Zed 4.0, Stock with Marzocchi MX Comp 100mm travel.
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Micheal
a Weekend Warrior
from Port Richey, FL, USADate Reviewed: October 25, 2005
Strengths: Good amount of light for the moneyWeaknesses: Uses up batterys quicklyBottom Line: For 30$ this thing produces a great amount of light. Though you MUST use high quality akaline batterys. Walgreens brand will not last a couple hours constant use. Battery life kinda sucks for day to day commuting no matter what you use. Its perfect if your on the budget and know you will need to ride a pitch black trail a few times.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$30.00
Purchased At: Nashbar
Similar Products Used: Cateye HL-500
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