Which tail light are the brightest, most reliable and battery saver between: Planet Bike Blinky Super Flash , MetroFlash Safety Zone &amp; Danger Zone?
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This light is so bright that when I am riding with my friend who has it I cant ride behind him because it hurts my eyes!!!!!
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10.5'' 185g Flashflight frisbees use two CR2016 batteries for their LED light. A CR2032 (twice the thickness/half the voltage of two 3v 2016s) also fits in the slot, but because you only have 3 volts instead of 6, the brightness is cut in half. Definitely stick with the 2016's. You can find CR2016's at most electronics stores, or on amazon itself.
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This is my same question. I have some insanely bumpy trails by me and I ride at night so i need a light that lasts.
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Glenn- I use the "Black Diamond Sprinter Headlamp" which has a blinking red light on the back for extra safety. It is also rechargeable so you don't have to worry about batteries. The head lamp is very bright, brighter than most battery operated Headlamps. I also use a some of the Lighter Petzl models when I'm away from home or if I don't won't to take a recharging Headlamp. Both Petzl and Black Diamond use rechargeable battery packs and AAA batteries. About the the only thing that goes bad is the head band. after about 6 to 8 months of constant use the head band is almost fully stretched out. Replacements are not expensive so order a couple for backup. Glenn- I use the "Black Diamond Sprinter Headlamp" which has a blinking red light on the back for extra safety. It is also rechargeable so you don't have to worry about batteries. The head lamp is very bright, brighter than most battery operated Headlamps. I also use a some of the Lighter Petzl models when I'm away from home or if I don't won't to take a recharging Headlamp. Both Petzl and Black Diamond use rechargeable battery packs and AAA batteries. About the the only thing that goes bad is the head band. after about 6 to 8 months of constant use the head band is almost fully... » Read More Glenn- I use the "Black Diamond Sprinter Headlamp" which has a blinking red light on the back for extra safety. It is also rechargeable so you don't have to worry about batteries. The head lamp is very bright, brighter than most battery operated Headlamps. I also use a some of the Lighter Petzl models when I'm away from home or if I don't won't to take a recharging Headlamp. Both Petzl and Black Diamond use rechargeable battery packs and AAA batteries. About the the only thing that goes bad is the head band. after about 6 to 8 months of constant use the head band is almost fully stretched out. Replacements are not expensive so order a couple for backup. « Show Less
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I haven't noticed this. I find that taillight to be the best I have ever used. Drivers tell me they can see me from well over half a mile away.
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I recommend " 10 Pcs Car 1156 BA15S 1206 68-SMD LED Tail Brake Backup White Light Bulbs" these are on amazon they are led so they don't get as hot and use less power I have them in my RV and like the white light much better than the yellow incandescent bulbs I replaced .
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Both lights are excellent choice. Look at the Technical Specifications to help you select the one you want.... I picked the Cygolite because many of my cycling friends use them and they are bright and they work. I recharge the battery about once a week. I ride on average 350 miles a week (5 days a week). I only had an issue with it, it would not charge. I called Amazon and they replace it (they want the defective unit back). CAUTION: Do not STARE at it. You will be seeing "blank spots" for about 30 minutes.
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There are two planet bike blinky models out there. Turbo and not turbo. The turbo is fairly new, within the last couple of years. I have got both and back to your question..... The cases come in two colors black and white. They are identical except in color of the case. They are .5 watt the turbo is one watt. Both of them are fantastic.
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Check with Rogue directly on this, so many speedlights out there right now they would be the best to inform you.
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Hello Karla, Thank you for taking an interest in us. Unfortunately, our tail lights are not rechargeable at the moment. However, our headlights are rechargeable and runs on rechargeable USB batteries. Can I ask what questions or concerns you have about our USB batteries? You can email me back directly and I will get back to you as soon as I can. Or you can also contact us at (512) 693-8052. Again, thank you for choosing Magnus Innovation as we build a global brand. We will continue to keep our personal touch in our pursuit of perfection for our company and product experiences. I look forward to hear from you soon. To Your Abundance, David Lieu Chief Executive Officer, Magnus Innovation
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I too have 2 extra lights, the ones with 12 led bulbs. I used 2 for the license plate lights, 1 for cargo area, 1 for globe light, and 2 map lights. Very bright, makes finding things in your truck at night a thing of the past. I noticed that the rear globe light has a very small amount of light coming off it when the vehicle is off; any ideas? I've had them in my xterra now for about 1 year, still going strong.
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You can't go wrong with the "Light & Motion Vis 360" front & rear light system. Easily snaps off and on most any helmet, and is powered by a Lithium Ion battery for longer life. Very bright light, and even has a micro USB port for charging most cell phones. Also very light weight.
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I don't know about the Niterider but the Cygolite has been great. I have strangers in cars tell me they can see me 1 mile back in broad daylight. It really is a great light. I ride 3-4 times a week before daylight and I can see the reflection of the light way behind me. I have charged twice in the year that I've had it and then only because I thought I ought to. It has never seemed low on charge and I ride 4-9 hours a week with it running the whole time.
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Don't know what the brightest is, but I really like this light. Going on 2 years now with no issues. I have a friend who ha one of the 2200 lumen lights (with the 3 lights in it), and he likes his as well. A little brighter, but also takes up more space on the handlebar. I live out in the country, so don't have as much of a problem being seen among all the other distractions that you'd get in the city, but I have seen a lot of cars dimming their headlights even before rounding a curve in the road because they could clearly see my light.
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I am not sure what Guide Number of the Strobe Flash you meant? Can you explain what that number for. So i can ask our listing contractor,or our engineer to answer your question. Regards, kim
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Yes these tail lights are very bright. The LED's are somewhat directional offering by far more illumination than my standard halogen. They also come equipped with built in load resistors so they won't hyper blink. Directional side markers are also included which is a good safety feature that the factory did not have.
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Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really can't say enough good things about it--easy to mount also. Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really... » Read More Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really can't say enough good things about it--easy to mount also. « Show Less