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Bike/cycle lights, front and rear - Lighting Ever - Sold Via Amazon - £8.07 Prime / £12.06 Non Prime
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Came across these on Amazon, I'm not into cycling but thought they were a good deal. Small compact and batteries are included, can't go wrong, I say not knowing anything about them?
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LE LED Bike Light Set, Cycling CREE Headlight and Taillight, Batteries Included, 3 Light Modes, 200lm, Water Resistant, Front and Rear Bicycle Light Set, Bike Lights, Easy Install/Quick Release [Energy Class A+]
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LE LED Bike Light Set, Cycling CREE Headlight and Taillight, Batteries Included, 3 Light Modes, 200lm, Water Resistant, Front and Rear Bicycle Light Set, Bike Lights, Easy Install/Quick Release [Energy Class A+]
These torches are great and are a good price.
Ordered even tho I own 2 Led lensor's and 3 of these crees
Thanks a lot HUKD......I don't need any more torches but it's addictive
Still I could have both on, plenty of room for it
Oh my word!!! An informative and helpful post in a bike light thread. Liked and can back up what is said.
The front light should be pointing down otherwise you're gonna blind somebody...
I switch to high beam everytime some inconsiderate person has the brightest LED money could buy and it's not pointing down
I almost crashed once, completely blinded
amazon.co.uk/dp/…c=1
850 lumen and rechargeable? Worthwhile ?
Apart from the mount for the front light this looks good - I like how you back up the rechargable with batteries. You won't get it as bright with the aaa batteries but it is handy to have them in reserve.
That's what drew me into it too, and the bigger lumen amount. Also the rear leds are powered by AAA batts and not coin batts like this deal.
I know little about led torches though, maybe someone else has ideas on good bike light / torch combos between 8 and 12 quid?
While the cheap chinese lights work well, I'd recommend against using the supplied batteries as they usually offer poor performance and in some cases have caught fire or exploded.
I started with Q5 powered lights the same as these as they could be AAA powered:
amazon.co.uk/E-G…+q5
I found them ok for around town but not powerful enough for off road so instead use Ultrafire 502B (or similar) which need an 18650 battery to run (don't work on AAA's):
amazon.com/Ult…K6I
There's a seller on ebay called Torchyboy I normally buy my 18650 batteries off, I have an Xtar and a Nitecore charger for them. AAA or 18650 I find it much handier being able to charge up batteries and then just swap over when the lights run out of power.
Just a note on Cree LEDs - these are rated similar to processors, there are different ranges and within those ranges different power levels which you can see here:
flashlightwiki.com/Cree
I believe the Q5 lights are XP-E2 Q5's, for a more powerful light there's usually a good selection of XML2-T6 powered lights - the older XML's are still around but they're not quite as power efficient.
John
Thanks for that reply John and for taking the time to post all of that useful info
I'm taking your advice! I almost fell off my bike at night my lights were facing off the path near the canal
How about some better usb rechargable ones from Aldi with a 3yr warranty HERE from 29th September
Thanks. But 50 lumens? I think my mobile phone screen puts out more light than this.
There's an Aldi close to me, I think I'll go see it in action and have a look. Cheers.
I have these lights don't be put off by low lumen rating the rear light is as bright as more expensive ones.
The front is more of a flood beam again very bright, also i have THIS £3.99 one which i run off a usb power bank,which gives a brighter more focused beam with a longer run time.