Best light for £40 or less

[Jon George]

I've just bought a MetroFlash Danger Zone Tail light for under a tenner on Amazon.

I believe my incentive to finally learn to touch-type is here ... I may still have my retinas, but I'm groping around at the moment.

 

[HLaB]

Bang on budget if you buy online (I found it cheapest here) is the Cateye Volt 300, here's my review.

 

[A Cyclist]

If I can contribute here: I purchased Cree light from ebay (link below)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221302295578
They are real bang for the buck, lots of light for the money spent and I can see oncoming traffic's hesitation if the road gets narrow.
PS: I have no relation with this seller.

 

[EasyCrank]

So my rear light decided to kick the bucket last week and after being introduced to the MetroFlash Danger Zone on this thread I thought I'd give it a shot.
It arrived yesterday and I've got to say, I'm more than impressed. It's incredibly bright, especially for the money!
I haven't had a chance to head out with it yet but it's by far the brightest rear bike light I've seen. It'll definitely need to be aimed slightly down as it could certainly dazzle drivers if it hit them directly.
Even from the side it gives good visibility so it definitely seems a good pairing with the Cree.
For £10, you really can't go wrong and this seems a winner!

 

[Jon George]

It'll definitely need to be aimed slightly down as it could certainly dazzle drivers if it hit them directly.

Yep, this is what I had to do. Gave it a try early, yesterday morning. Worked a treat. Perhaps I'll now give some thought as to whether to upgrade the front light.

 

[the_mikey]

Rsp rx240 are available for ~£29.