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lights

john1963 · 2008-01-24 15:50:40

can anyone recommend the best, 25 euro or thereabouts for a front light. where are best deals around city centre

24-01-2008 3:50pm

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john1963

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can anyone recommend the best, 25 euro or thereabouts for a front light. where are best deals around city centre

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#2 24-01-2008 4:13pm

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There was a thread about lights here in the past week or so. Do a search and you'll find it easily enough.

Personally, I only cycle in urban/suburban (i.e. well lit) areas. I use these as front lights on different bikes:

http://www.cateye.com/en/product_detail/342

http://niterider.com/prod_ultrafazer3.shtml

The Cat Eye one is easy enough to find. I think Cycleways on Parnell Street and Commuting Solutions in Rathmines have them. The other I got fairly cheaply from the Chain Reaction Cycles website.

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#3 24-01-2008 4:22pm

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I have a Cateye Opticube HL135 as one of my two front lights. Great light, very bright and lasted several months (90 minutes a day) before the stock batteries ran out. Cycleways have them, can't remember the price though.

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