PDW Radbot vs Planet Bike Superflash?
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The main difference between the two is that the Radbot has a reflector. Most states require a bike to have a rear reflector if you ride at night. If there is no reflector and there is a accident, a case could potentially get dismissed and/or make the bike rider at fault. I own this and the PB Superflash (1/2w original version). I find them relatively similar, although the Radbot is significantly larger. And has that reflector.I also like the switch better on the Radbot. One long press turns the light on to the last mode the light was used; a short press cycles the modes; long press turns the light off. With the PBSF, you have to cycle through all of the modes to turn the light on/off. The main difference between the two is that the Radbot has a reflector. Most states require a bike to have a rear reflector if you ride at night. If there is no reflector and there is a accident, a case could potentially get dismissed and/or make the bike rider at fault. I own this and the PB Superflash (1/2w original version). I find them relatively similar, although the Radbot is significantly larger. And has that reflector.I also like the switch better on the Radbot. One long press turns the light on to the last mode the light was used; a short press cycles the modes; long... » Read More The main difference between the two is that the Radbot has a reflector. Most states require a bike to have a rear reflector if you ride at night. If there is no reflector and there is a accident, a case could potentially get dismissed and/or make the bike rider at fault. I own this and the PB Superflash (1/2w original version). I find them relatively similar, although the Radbot is significantly larger. And has that reflector.I also like the switch better on the Radbot. One long press turns the light on to the last mode the light was used; a short press cycles the modes; long press turns the light off. With the PBSF, you have to cycle through all of the modes to turn the light on/off. « Show Less
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Radbot. I own three of each because I like them both. The optics on the Superflash may be marginally better, but all three of my Superflashes have been plagued by a problem that the turn themselves off if I hit a bump. The customer service folks at Planet Bike are very good and replaced two of my SuperFlashes, but even the replacements have this problem. Also, if you neglect to change the batteries, the Radbot does have the reflector as a second line of defense.
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Donald Kemper, many kind thanks for your great review and taking the time to post results and advice on the epoxy! Very, very helpful.
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I am currently running Sundown SA 12's In the enclosure. Jl is great I have owned 12W7's before but no turning back for me. Only issue is they knocked off my rear view mirror. You can get SA 12s around 199 a piece, to me outstanding value for their insane performance
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street faster than titan, but like said less torq. if the price is right try it out. it was fun till i went brushless.
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They both are great wheels. I got this one because of the pedals. They are absolutely awesome! However it lacks "total" compatibility with PlayStation (no PS or share buttons). Which you can still use the controller for. The only dislike I have are the paddle shifters are fixed and do not move with the wheel
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I believe they are the same - the CycleOps web site at the bottom says "visit our other sites - Visit Our Other Sites: PowerTap, Saris Cycling Group, Saris Racks, Saris Parking.".
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I have no idea. I would do some research on KTMTalk.com or ThumperTalk.com. I'm sure someone on one of those forums will be able to answer your question.
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I am looking to buy the Micro white because the wheel is substantially bigger than the xootr and the handlebars appear wider.
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Definitely better than mixtrack pro 2 Idk about ddj-sb. It's all about preference really.
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I own 3 bikes: Brompton, Surly, CETMA. 2 of them are handmade. I do all the wrenching on them. I've tried these pedals on the CETMA. The bearings wore out in a few months. Doesn't matter how much they weigh. They suck. Spend your money on some MKS pedals, instead.
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I think now, the blue one is single speed alloy pedal breaks. Now, they have a silver one (just search victory touring and scroll down) that is alluminum (used to be heavy steel), 6 speed, handle breaks.Either way, they frame is the same - beautiful but awkward to fit on a car bike rack. There is a price difference, so that may be a factor
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I found A.M.s response to be absolutely pertinent to the discussion. I'm sure the good people who work for Wald making these racks would also agree. As one who has looked closely at both of these brands I'd buy the Wald every day but one would last the life of the bike. The Sunlite is clearly inferior when viewed in person.By the way, I found your response inappropriate in a forum where people are trying to be helpful to one another.
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Mu p is not better bike your looking at two different models. Have to choose between comfort vs style
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I have both. I like the 3 wheeled big pneumatic wheels (absorb shock better and better outdoors). You can run over your foot with the 4 wheeled and even hitting a carpet will jerk the handlebars. Brakes do not lock, but I have not found that ot be a problem. Go with the big wheels if you can afford it, you won't be sorry.
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I have the BakFlip HD and am very happy with it. Looks great. They do have many models. The biggest difference is aluminum or fiber plastic. The aluminum is a little less money, but may dent. You can look at the Bak web site videos, they describe the differences (also on youtube). I might have gone with the fiber plastic cover if I had watched their videos first. Install was very easy - perfect fit and I installed myself in about half an hour. Great shipping from Amazon.
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You won't notice a big difference besides wheel softness and glide.The ok hot juice is better, though the penny wheels are specifically made for Penny's trucks
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It might be better to use one of shimanos models with a platform/sdp combo... If you don't get a good engagement on these there isn't much to pedal with.
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The standard will not fit the street glide. You would have to buy the touring tent. My complaints about either one is that lots of condensation forms on the inside, causing mold; the material does wear out after about a year in the elements. Mine is already dried out, cracking, moldy, and ripping apart. The standard holds up better than the touring one though. Because the touring tent is bigger for some reason the material stretches out faster and next thing you know you get gaping holes all over the place. Also, you have to anchor them down somehow otherwise the wind will move them and may cause damage to your bike. Keeps these things in mind when purchasing. The standard will not fit the street glide. You would have to buy the touring tent. My complaints about either one is that lots of condensation forms on the inside, causing mold; the material does wear out after about a year in the elements. Mine is already dried out, cracking, moldy, and ripping apart. The standard holds up better than the touring one though. Because the touring tent is bigger for some reason the material stretches out faster and next thing you know you get gaping holes all over the place. Also, you have to anchor them down somehow otherwise the wind will move them and may... » Read More The standard will not fit the street glide. You would have to buy the touring tent. My complaints about either one is that lots of condensation forms on the inside, causing mold; the material does wear out after about a year in the elements. Mine is already dried out, cracking, moldy, and ripping apart. The standard holds up better than the touring one though. Because the touring tent is bigger for some reason the material stretches out faster and next thing you know you get gaping holes all over the place. Also, you have to anchor them down somehow otherwise the wind will move them and may cause damage to your bike. Keeps these things in mind when purchasing. « Show Less