Bicycle Lights
Every 6 months or so I find myself at the bicycle shop buying another set of blinking LED bicycle lights. The last pair having inevitably fallen apart; fallen off or ceased to work. It always costs 10 bucks more than I expect. They always have new and irritatingly imperfect ways to fasten to my bike. I hate to think how much money I have spent on the infernal things. For a few short years I was happy with a Shimano hub dynamo and light I pinched off a mate (Thx Brisbane Matt). I have been drooling over the SON hub dynamos for too long now. My tight-fisted nature has prevented me from shelling out the astronomical price required.
At least I have decent bicycle riding footwear :)
This post is just a note to myself in case I find myself in an unlikely scenario in which I decide to blow a bucket of cash on ridiculously expensive bicycle paraphernalia.
2019/9 UPDATE Sinewave Cycles Beacon Dynamo Headlight has a built in USB connection which could save some space on the handlebars. Also what is this… a Norski competitor to Rohlhoff? Called Kindernay, it’s available sometime this year (2019).
- Power Source: Schmidt’s Original Nabendynamo (SON)
- Lights: Busch + Müller
- Saddle: Brooks - nothing to do with lights but whilst I’m dreaming….
- Mudguards: Velo-Orange - they also make lovely bicycle racks
- Suppliers: St. Kilda Cycles AU | Peter White Cycles US | Condor Cycles UK
Hmmm… I can see this post growing over time.
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