£50 off Dinotte lights at On One this weekend only!

[Rob S]

£50 off Dinotte lights at On One last weekend only!

http://www.on-one.co.uk/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=100

These lights often get mentioned when the subject of decent lights comes up....and not just by me!!

 

[Steve Austin]

Cateye doubleshots reduced at Evans too
http://www.evanscycles.com/product.jsp?style=21490

5hours of runtime for £99!!
Bright enough for XC riding too

 

[HJ]

Now that's what I call a rear light

 

[Lardyboy]

Now that's what I call a rear light

"The mag that shall not be mentioned" labelled it "anti-social" it was so bright!

I bought one!:?:

 

[P.H]

I've posted this elsewhere, sorry for repeating it. Before people invest in new lights it's worth considering that the next generation of diodes are making their way into cycle lights, here's an example
http://www.niterider.com/prod_minewtx2.shtml
I have the original version, same LED as the 3W Dinotte, a great light. If I was buying now I'd have to weigh up if I'd rather have the discount or twice the output.

 

[giant man]

I certainly would invest in these if I had the money right now but I haven't but thanks for the heads up!

 

[alfablue]

I bought the 5w Dinotte last weekend (free postage at the time as well). It is amazing - so small and neat, great light output (beats my 10w Halogen), really light weight (about 200g) and I really like using AA NiMH batteries. The battery pack is so small it is virtually invisible under the stem. For my use - predominantly on the Bristol Bath Railway Path (which is unlit), the light output is plenty, and has saved about half a kilo over my previous light system, and extended battery life by about an hour. I'm well chuffed with it!