biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
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yeah there was a space in the garage so had to fill itNew bike then @biggs682
yeah there was a space in the garage so had to fill itNew bike then @biggs682
OK so they arrived. Look fantastic and light output excellent. however the rear one rubber strap broke on first attempt to fit it. so a bit crap. And at 2.99 I cannot be arsed to complainExcellent. code worked for me and was £2.99. My wife has Prime so no p&p either
Bought these bike lights with a discount code that popped up on my Facebook feed for £2.99,
The code was DSDA8859 although I tried it again and the price seems to have gone up to £3.99, it may or may not work.
They look good and bright for the money so we'll see.
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OK so they arrived. Look fantastic and light output excellent. however the rear one rubber strap broke on first attempt to fit it. so a bit crap. And at 2.99 I cannot be arsed to complain
Mine arrived today too. Very pleased for £2.99 - they look and feel considerably more expensive. Thanks.
I also received mine today, and the rear light seems plenty bright enough.Mine arrived today too. Very pleased for £2.99 - they look and feel considerably more expensive. Thanks.
I found mine a bit tight too but tightened it up believing it should be that way to keep out water, maybe I'll loosen it off a touch, no probs with the rear light.I also received mine today, and the rear light seems plenty bright enough.
A word of warning about the front light. If you are using the rechargable battery, the extender included seems a turn too long. I would advise you don't tighten it fully as damaging Lithium cells can end explosively. They seem to be aware of this, and have painted a couple of mm down the thread, and added a rubber spacer that is a little too small.
It might be over-cautiousness on my part, but I would leave that last mm rather than making it airtight.
I suspect if you have tightened it fully, and there is no dent in the negative terminal, you should be golden. I was surprised the spring didn't take up more slack. Like I say, overcautious perhaps, but I recently had a house fire as the result of a lithium battery overcharging in a work lamp...I found mine a bit tight too but tightened it up believing it should be that way to keep out water, maybe I'll loosen it off a touch, no probs with the rear light.