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Ravemen PR series get pretty good reviews all round if you don’t have the exposure budget.
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For commuting or as a backup, very happy with my Cateye GVolt 50 on the front and Lezyne Strip Drive Pro on the rear, and I tend to be very particular when it comes to bike stuff. Let me know if you need a full review. They're not exactly small though, so as a backup for audax I just take a dainty Decathlon light and hope for the best.
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I like the Moon stuff. Seems very good value from the bits I have.
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They're the only lights I've had that have lasted through the abuse I've thrown at them. The Lezyne ProDrives I've had were ok but the battery life seems to have shortened too much now. Missus used one for a bit during MdS but she also had the crazy blinky Exposure rear light.
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Is Exposure still the only recommwndation given in this thread?
Use case: commute / backup light if dyno fails on audax bike.