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B&M D-Lumotec Topal

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  1. I'm quite tempted to get one of these for the Brompton [DIMIHAB] - has
    anyone tried one? they're a bit pricey but they do look as if they'd
    suit my needs rather well.

    Guy
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  2. Just zis Guy, you know? hatte geschrieben:

    Quoted message said:

    I'm quite tempted to get one of these for the Brompton [DIMIHAB] - has
    anyone tried one? they're a bit pricey but they do look as if they'd
    suit my needs rather well.

    Wait still a little, an "Oval" version of the light is about to become
    available soon: better looks, less light in the cyclist's eyes and it
    seems to have better cooling for the LED dye. You will know the
    following address:
    <http://www.enhydralutris.de/Fahrrad/Goniometer/Gegenueberstellung.html>
    (many pictures, loads slowly)
    As I have to replace halogen lamps very rarely I do not bother about LED
    dynamo lights at the moment. They might become competitive in the
    future though.

    Günther

  3. There is a short report in the CTC Gazette this month, which concurs
    with my opinion. For urban commuting, aside from the longevity of the
    lamp (which is a big plus for me, cuz hot halogen bulbs + fast bumpy
    descents = darkness), I find the Topal better than the Oval it
    replaced: it is more visible (it actualy stands-out against car
    headlights, due to its colour or something), and gives a better splash
    of light on the road ahead. Out of town it is useable (throws a nice
    white glow up the hedges), but I think a supplementary E6Z would be
    worthwhile.
    I had to make my own bracket to hold the light, as none of the four
    supplied fitted around the Magura brake booster/the twin-crown fork.
    Brilliant. Fit and forget. I hope... we'll see how it survives the
    winter, though. Most BuM kit has lasted well, except the fckecking
    "Weiche" for the trailer light, which is tacky in teh extreme, often
    leaving the trailer light disconnected..
    -rory

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