Which tail light are the brightest, most reliable and battery saver between: Planet Bike Blinky Super Flash , MetroFlash Safety Zone & Danger Zone?
442355
This light is so bright that when I am riding with my friend who has it I cant ride behind him because it hurts my eyes!!!!!
442356
Well I can't compare but I have the MetroFlash and I am very pleased with it. It is very bright and as far as I am concerned the battery lasts a reasonable length of time.
810287
Awesome. Mine is set at wide range. The flashing mode brings attention to you. Love the lifetime warranty.I bought 3. My better half rides his bicycle to work, nite shift.
730777
honestly though I'd recommend you to save your money and buy a name brand bike light with a lithium battery. This ones been kind of a pain. definatley a tad rudimentary for my taste. an indicator light for battery life would be helpful and the battery pack is a bi&*$ to lug around if your not sporting a Wal-Mart bike with a ginormously thick frame...
2132171
I didn't read all the comments so didn't realize everyone's been getting the 3 mode lights lately. The seller put that in the description. Also, Amazon should put the newest comment as the top answer. These are good quality flash lights, but I'm returning them to find single mode lights. I've got Prime so I think my return is free. Yay Prime!
1951247
No, it just provides as much brighter light. If you want your brake lights to flash, you'll need a special brake light module for that. I'm pretty sure Harley Davidson sells them.
950263
I bought the white one for the backup light, so no concern for the hyper flash. But if you get the amber one for the turn signal, you may have that problem unless you replace only 2 bulbs and the others which flash at the same time has enough resistance then it will be okay otherwise you have to buy the in-line resisters, which is not that difficult to install. This is VERY bright one.
393057
Set on low or high (NOT strobe mode), depending on the amount of ambient and street lighting, I find it sufficient for lighting the ground in front of my bike to allow safe and confident progress at up to 15mph on streets with which I'm familiar. I wouldn't want to go faster because the further the light is aimed, the more diffuse is the bright spot it projects on the ground.
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I am not familiar with the Cree light but I have used a Niterider Trail Rat. I find the Cygolite better for my commute. I ride streets that are not lit and find the Cygolite more than adequate. The steady plus pulse mode is an added advantage. It makes the bike more visible.
2244758
Yes these tail lights are very bright. The LED's are somewhat directional offering by far more illumination than my standard halogen. They also come equipped with built in load resistors so they won't hyper blink. Directional side markers are also included which is a good safety feature that the factory did not have.
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High,med,low sos strobe...very good light ..Would suggest Tenergy batterys to go with it.They are little expencive but worth the cost.. search amazon for this number.. 18650-2600-4
769395
Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really can't say enough good things about it--easy to mount also. Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really... » Read More Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really can't say enough good things about it--easy to mount also. « Show Less
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The safety tail lite that comes with the flashlite does flash at high rate,slo rate and constant glow. Worth it!!! Best buy!
1356867
I love the light , I bought 3 of the 40's for my boat. Super super bright . Allen bolts also
777346
Super bright*180 degree motion sensor detection. Timer Control & Lux sensor*Adjustable detection up to 32.8 feet forward range*Manual override function. Allows light to be always turned on*Outdoor Use Only - 5 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty...I have had this for 2 months now and its a great unit...highly recommend it!!
615075
Check with Rogue directly on this, so many speedlights out there right now they would be the best to inform you.
955122
I researched the kill light and opted to go with the VRL-1. The light says VRL-1. I've never seen a kill light in person but I am very happy with the VRL-1. I actually got it out over the weekend with the same battery that has been in it for a year and it was still very bright (I had used it a few times prior to this too). Good light for the money.
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I use two of these lights on my recumbent trike. I have had many differing brands of lights over twenty years. Without doubt these Philips lights are the best. I run them on the economy setting and the light is sufficient for both warning oncoming vehicles and seeing reasonably well in the dark I f you run them on high you must gauge you cycling time and distance in accord with the two hours span - an intelligent assessment. After two years daily use I have replaced the in unit batteries with a very good quality 2300 set. Make sure you properly charge in the light itself before going out. Its an excellent light. I use two of these lights on my recumbent trike. I have had many differing brands of lights over twenty years. Without doubt these Philips lights are the best. I run them on the economy setting and the light is sufficient for both warning oncoming vehicles and seeing reasonably well in the dark I f you run them on high you must gauge you cycling time and distance in accord with the two hours span - an intelligent assessment. After two years daily use I have replaced the in unit batteries with a very good quality 2300 set. Make sure you properly charge in the light itself before going out.... » Read More I use two of these lights on my recumbent trike. I have had many differing brands of lights over twenty years. Without doubt these Philips lights are the best. I run them on the economy setting and the light is sufficient for both warning oncoming vehicles and seeing reasonably well in the dark I f you run them on high you must gauge you cycling time and distance in accord with the two hours span - an intelligent assessment. After two years daily use I have replaced the in unit batteries with a very good quality 2300 set. Make sure you properly charge in the light itself before going out. Its an excellent light. « Show Less