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Good commuting lights

Gavin · 2007-11-16 13:01:47

Yo, I found these lights the other day and bought them off ebay. It's a LED Band. It's not one of the green reflective strips with 4 dim red leds in it. They are quite bright, glowing reasonably well for the whole length of the band. A number of people seem to make them, Nite-Ize, Polybrite and a korean crowd do knocks off…

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16-11-2007 2:01pm

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Gavin

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Yo,

I found these lights the other day and bought them off ebay. It's a LED Band. It's not one of the green reflective strips with 4 dim red leds in it. They are quite bright, glowing reasonably well for the whole length of the band.

A number of people seem to make them, Nite-Ize, Polybrite and a korean crowd do knocks off called Twinkler.

I bought the Twinkler version off ebay from here
http://stores.ebay.com/CycleJerseys-UK

The delivery price ain't fantastic, but at least it's quick. I bought an Amber one and a white one. The picture on the website is misleading for the white one though, it's actually multicoloured, Red, Green, Blue lights. Looks a bit odd, but highly visible.

I put the amber one on my ankle, it's easily spotted when cycling along. The other one goes on my arm. I found an american place on ebay selling the Nite-Ize ones a bit cheaper

http://stores.ebay.com/Lights-and-Holsters-Plus

They are V. good for commuting through town with !

Gav

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