anyone have any experience with lights from this firm:
http://www.duravisionpro.com/cycling.shtml.
They look like they have some good lights & prices
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anyone have any experience with lights from this firm:
http://www.duravisionpro.com/cycling.shtml.
They look like they have some good lights & prices
bktourer1 said:anyone have any experience with lights from this firm:
www.duravisionpro.
They look like they have some good lights & prices
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They only seem to have "you see me" lights and a couple weak "I see you" lights..
You are bettor of going to DealExtreme: Cool Gadgets at the Right Price - Site-Wide Free Shipping (Page 1) or kaidomain.com and get lights from them.
Just remember they have long delivery times
Sometime up to 3 weeks before they send out the items ordered if they are in stock and longer for items not in stock. Kaidomain is a bit more expensive but they ship faster.
You can get a P7 bike light that is as powerful as a car headlight with helmet mounts for about $80 including shipping.
Or you can get a good p7 or MCE or XPG-R5 flashlight with batteries, charger and bike mount for
less than $50 delivered.
P7 is a strong wide beam light. (the strongest but tend to loss brightness quickly)
MCE also strong and wide not as powerful as a P7 but tend to last longer.
XP-G R5 is the newest and most power efficient light available to date, not as wide beam, very powerful narrow beam.
Worth mentioning, always get protected batteries.
This is the hot thing at the moment.
Do a search on candlepowerforums
Also do a search here for Fenix L2D CE
To the OP: the lights on that site looking mighty unimpressive.
As for other lights.....a light's power output is only part of what makes a good light. A good light also requires proper beam shape, weather protection, good batteries, and good connections. Beam shape, though, it absolutely key.
ward17 said:This is the hot thing at the moment.
+1
I purchased this light in early November 2009, and after a few months of use have nothing but praise for it. After my first ride with a friend, he immediately ordered one, and then a friend of his purchased the light as well. No complaints from any of us. I honestly believe you cannot find a better light for even triple the price. You can find the Magicshine a bit cheaper on another website, but I would stick with GeoManGear.com for fast shipping and great customer service.
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