riding with Bright Lights

[Maxxxie]

One of the guys on the BNA forums came up with an answer to this. Basically, he Magyver'd some covers that sit over the top of his lights, so that they deflect the light downwards. Similar to what you might see on traffic lights:



Sadly, I can't find the pic of his Magyver job right now, but I hope you get the drift.

Max

[blackhillsbiker]

My LBH just gave me a great deal on a Stella 120. I tried it out tonight and it was plenty bright for my commute. More would have been overkill.

Deb

[Selkie]

I go for overkill but I ride primarily on a MUT that has unlit segments.

You can't go wrong with a L&M lamp. Excellent quality---I have an arc li-on battery that I bought in 2005 & have used on a regular basis for at least the last two years. Have noticed only very slight reduction in run time due to "age." The Seca lamps (which I now use) are extremely efficient in terms of battery use--better than advertised.

I don't have the Stella but when I need to replace my backup headlight, I will get a Stella.