Lumicycles!

elyob said:

I always thought that the glow ring would go into your eyes and put
you off.

Some tape over the top portion should help... a bit, maybe.

~PB

elyob said:

"Ian Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I now have a 12W 7 degree with gow-ring as the 'default' light that's
on all the time, and a 35 W 10 degree (not from lumicycle) that's off
most of the time, but available if I want a bit more light. I quite
like this combination.

I always thought that the glow ring would go into your eyes and put you off.

Remember that mine is about five feet away (further than my feet most
of the time) and pointing almost exactly away from me. There's some
light spill back to my eyes, but not enough to distract or spoil my
vision significantly more than teh illumination from teh light without
the glow-ring.

regards, Ian SMith
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Jon Senior <jon_AT_restlesslemon_DOTco_DOT_uk> typed:

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Brian [email hidden] opined the following...

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Perhaps bike lighting industry is somewhat like the mineral water
industry Convince people they need extra high power lights, so
people will buy extra high power lights, thus making a bigger market
for extra high powered lights (like the mineral water industry
convinces people they must drink 6litres of mineral water a day to
be healthy etc).

"Mineral water can aid slimming as part of a calorie controlled diet".
Seen on the side of a bottle of mineral water once.

1 litre at 5 degrees C consumes 32 Calories. That's a start, I guess.

A