Rear light ????

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StuUngar

StuUngar

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steveindenmark said:
I clip a smart light to my back and it works treat.

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/smart/lunar-r1-rear-light-ec024286

I am aware it should be on the bike but I have never been pulled and it has never been stolen.

Steve
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The Smart R1 is available for £11.69 here - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Smart-Lunar...=UTF8&qid=1383381110&sr=1-1&keywords=smart+r1

Roadrider48 said:
Just don't go out at night Chris....it's easier mate.
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I run my rear light day and night - best insurance policy to not get a SMIDSY. Costs me very little with some decent rechargeable batteries and get a lot more room from cars. It's a habit I have taught my kids and I'd like to see more cyclists adopt.

The weather is so changeable in this country. ATM here it looks bright and sunny now yet 5 minutes ago was very dark and gloomy.

An amusing article about cyclists the author loves to hate which I am sure we can all agree with to some extent!

http://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/5-cyclists-love-hat/
 
Roadrider48

Roadrider48

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I was only joking stu. Because the op was having troubles attaching his rear light. I too run lights in daytime on gloomy days....good idea that!
 
Crankarm

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Chris Swift said:
Hi all

As I'm a short arse my saddle is not raised much I have a saddle bag which is awsome however I don't have any space to add a rear light to my seat post now. And ideas? Are the lights that are on a adjustable arm so i can attach to seat post under saddle bag and then adjust arm to allow light position in from of my seat bag?

Sorry i really don't know.

I'm looking at spending no more than 20 quid on a decent rear light.
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£20 and decent rear light. This is not possible. You will waste your £20. You need to spend a little more and get an Exposure Red Eye. This IS a good light, the best.
 
Crankarm

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Hacienda71 said:
Smart lights come with a choice of seapost or seat stay mounts. :thumbsup:
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I bought some SMART front and rear lights once. I thought they were good until they fell apart. Lost 3 rear lights as the lenses came off the bodies as I went over uneven surfaces. Lugs broke. Awful build quality. Buy cheap buy twice. Exposure lights are the best on the market, very very bright and extremely well made.
 
Roadrider48

Roadrider48

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2745550 said:
Speaking of rear lights, the other evening some #&@? on a bike ran, quite gently it has to be said, into the back of my bike, breaking the wire to the rear light. I have just soldered spade connectors to a new wire and put that on. 13 zip ties were used to secure said front to back.
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If it works and it's secure, why not?
 
400bhp

400bhp

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Crankarm said:
I bought some SMART front and rear lights once. I thought they were good until they fell apart. Lost 3 rear lights as the lenses came off the bodies as I went over uneven surfaces. Lugs broke. Awful build quality. Buy cheap buy twice. Exposure lights are the best on the market, very very bright and extremely well made.
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The SMART rear I have is absolutely fine and well put together.
 
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