Ok it's getting time that the sun is setting earlier than what it used to. So was wondering if 6 lights were too much 5 on the trike itself and on on me. I ride in the streets of Springfield all the tme when I have my trike. Have a joke about being an unidentified rolling object.
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I want to get a headlight to see with as well, but nice ones are spendy.
Peter_C
TerraTrike Rover W/N360 by NuVinci (copy and paste into your browser) to see ---> My Trike Photos
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Anything less is enough...
JUST bite the bullet and spend the money for the good lite! U will be happy when u r going down the road, and u can see that pot hole u could not c before. Then u u will be glad u bought the light that saved u a flat and a bent rim!!!!
http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/b&m.asp The "IXON IQ" light, $148.00 with everything~!
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Peter_C
TerraTrike Rover W/N360 by NuVinci (copy and paste into your browser) to see ---> My Trike Photos
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Thanks for making me laugh. I haven't been able to ride for almost a week, so I needed some cheering up.
You're soft and squishy??~!
Peter_C
TerraTrike Rover W/N360 by NuVinci (copy and paste into your browser) to see ---> My Trike Photos
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You got to use brighter lights to be safe especially when you are riding at dusk.
A 'to be seen light' can be a cheapie on blink mode, but when you actually need to see at night, this light is about the brightest light you can buy that does not need an external battery. I suspect, that you simply read the post, and did not go to the link, or read up on the light I posted.
There is one other factor besides actual brightness of a light, and that is whether or not it is a *focused* beam. Most of the lights you see for sale are *not* a 'focused' beam - meaning, their light goes every which way, besides where you need it. But a focused beam (like a car headlight) creates a beam on the road - where you need it.
Perhaps you may wish to read a bit more about this light before saying you need more at dusk?
Peter_C
TerraTrike Rover W/N360 by NuVinci (copy and paste into your browser) to see ---> My Trike Photos
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FYI - personally, I find it tacky to be quoted, and then have my quote modified without stating you changed it. The link in your post, is *NOT* the link I gave. My link goes to the fine "Peter White" website, and shows the light in the image.
http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/b&m.asp
Peter_C
TerraTrike Rover W/N360 by NuVinci (copy and paste into your browser) to see ---> My Trike Photos
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