this is the exception, not the rule. call us when trek, specialized, & giant open their walletsi'm biased, but i'm also pretty sure this is good shit to offset RM conspiracy theories.
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i'm biased, but i'm also pretty sure this is good shit to offset RM conspiracy theories.
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With two wheels up front, smaller mullet wheel at the back?
Plasma fenders FTW!
where'd you find one? most places are out of stock.
Could be worse - imagine you'd have a larger bike club that sanitizes and berminates trails AND sends your money to Kingdom Trails so they can buy some more land.
What he said.
Nemba?
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don‘t lose the keys
I thought I was fine with Marsh or equivalent, then I put a mudhugger frx on a couple weeks ago, so much better! But it is particularly wet around here frequently.
solved this my wrapping electric tape around the leg, and using velcro strips to fasten it. (the kind of velcro strips for cable management - I'm guessing you must have plenty of those lying around?)
This one is a glowworm. It’s good, I like it. I have a (discontinued) ituo xp4 that is even a bit better/brighter, but it’s remote isn’t quite as good. Both are what is call “high end lights” that work great season after season.
Bookmarked those Gemini lights...I'm looking for a new helmet light.
Yeah, the little clip on the glowworm wireless is what broke, but the wireless remote is very nice, worked great all last winter. The real annoying thing about the XP4 is it's too easy to send the light into programming mode and then you have to cycle out of it, but as far as providing flood, both do exceptional, XP4 brighter though.
check out the outbound hangover...I just got the downhill package and it's really good, been using the cheapo 'high lumen' chinese lights, and thought they were pretty decent, nah, they suck! the beam pattern on the outbound stuff is amazing, finally don't feel like I'm staring down a tunnel trying to see trail subtleties, now I have to deal with my watery eyes slowing me down!
That's actually the light I was originally looking at, but I started to read reports of the battery life not really being what was expected, especially in cold temperatures (cold is when I use the lights the most). How long have you had it?
The gemini reminds me a lot of the ituo stuff... Yet another evolution?
only two weeks and been out 3 times, I just use the Trail bar mount light on roads/climbs, and then fire up the hangover descending. First ride was Devil's Night ride on Seymour with a big group, 2.5 hours and still had juice at the end...we did Corkscrew, Pingu, Boogieman, and I was able to keep up with guys who ride them all the time, I've only done Boogieman a couple of times previously. I dunno, YMMV but I generally wouldn't be out for more than 2-2.5 hours most night rides anyway, so I'm not anticipating too much of an issue.
It's kind of a combo beam, bright and semi-tall mid point with a wider outside pattern that falls off nicely and still gives you a bit of that peripheral light on the outsides. I run it on my gopro helmet mount and it's really quite light and very low profile. Sorry, cannot comment on riding at those temperatures, if it's that cold I'm definitely not on a bike and am probably skiing!
