Rear Lights

[glasgowcyclist]

A Fraction of £3.99

I don't understand...

GC

 

[HLaB]

I don't understand...

GC

Thats the price I paid for mine (£3.99 for a SMART Superflash); If you can get something similar at the fraction of the price it makes you wonder why there are so many on the roads

 

[fossyant]

Not easy to get the Smarts for £3.99. I got three super flash models for that on a special offer and recently the new R2 for £8.99.

I did buy a number of the Pharrt lights for £2.50 each on offer. Had the cat eye look a like break, but one is still going strong on my lads school bike.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Thats the price I paid for mine (£3.99 for a SMART Superflash); If you can get something similar at the fraction of the price it makes you wonder why there are so many on the roads

I bought about a dozen various Phaart lights back in May when they were on special offer at Planet-X. My 1/2 watt rear lights were just 99p each then!

GC

 

[HLaB]

I bought about a dozen various Phaart lights back in May when they were on special offer at Planet-X. My 1/2 watt rear lights were just 99p each then!

GC

That is cheap indeed

 

[Downward]

They are still on offer

 

[helston90]

I tend to have a rechargeable cat eye that is on flicker flash the whole commute, then a non-recharge brighter one on flash mode that I turn off once off the main roads and back on again on the main road (it hooks onto the saddlebag so I can do it whilst riding along) seems to work well.

 

[Jdratcliffe]

[QUOTE 2687597, member: 45"]Exposure Flare[/quote]
+1 and 2 cat eye rapid 3s