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front and rear light need to be sorted too.
Any recommends?I recommend asking in the lights thread
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If you don't need disc then I'd suggest a DH-3N80.
If you're looking for the whole lot then you may like to think of what Spa will offer as they're great value.As for lights - B&M are great, Supernova and Schmidt are excellent but pricey. If it's just for around town then a B&M will do nicely as you're not really lighting the road up for yourself. They're back lights are great and cheap.
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I got myself a SP Dynamo Hub, the V9. With that I got an AXA front light, I think the bluelight 30 and a B&M rear light. they're great for commuting in the city but I haven't tried them in poorly lit areas.
Really efficient little combo:
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All the other lighting suggestions are great but I'm fairly sure you said it was a 'shopper' bike, so I'm guessing cheapness is the way.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/26-Vorderrad-Laufrad-Komplett-Set-mit-Nabendynamo-Umrustkit-Union-LED-35-Lux-/381049720105?hash=item58b8554d29:g:o3oAAOSw~1FUYgn3
£55 + £15 postage. Dynamo wheel with front and rear LED lights.I got that for my wife's bike (but 700c). Really good for the money. No noticable drag. Lights are more than powerful enough for the street. Better than all but the power canon style battery lights.
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Looking for a dynamo hub for V-brake 1x MTB shopper, front and rear light need to be sorted too.
Any recommends?
Looking at a Shimano DH-T675 together with Supernova lights, but pricey.
*can only find battery powered lights on DX so it seems