Get Some F**king Lights

anyone know the best place to buy big packs of duracells (aa & aaa) in central for cheap?

I cant be arsed with rechargeables and am happy to factor in the cost of replacing my lights batteries as part of my monthly running costs for the bike but I always feel like I'm being bent over when I buy them from shops compared to how much they cost online.

Argos are quite cheap i think?

anyone know the best place to buy big packs of duracells (aa & aaa) in central for cheap?

I cant be arsed with rechargeables and am happy to factor in the cost of replacing my lights batteries as part of my monthly running costs for the bike but I always feel like I'm being bent over when I buy them from shops compared to how much they cost online.

I used to know a really good online shop for batteries, I'll try and find it again.

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http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=104249
aaa
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=104270

can I post links? sorry if not... no time to check rules atm

posting links is fine.

rechargeable lights are a bad idea, what happens when they run out?

Recharge them?

while cycling?

dynamo's

On the rear I have a Knog Gekko, along with two dual LED's set to flash on the rear or my cycle helmet.

I have wondered what effect having lights attached to your helmet has on its performance; and the warranty.

aa
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=104249
aaa
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=104270

can I post links? sorry if not... no time to check rules atm

Thanks for the link, very cheap.

rechargeable lights are a bad idea, what happens when they run out?

well, if your light have a little indicator that show you how long you got left on your light, then you won't have to worry about the light going off while heading home.

also, some light dimmed when the battery is nearly empty, so that's another way of knowing when to charge it.

the exposure light I have and it's flare rear light does that, so I never get caught out.

dynamo's

Dynamo's what? BIN

erm..........don't need batteries

You mean 'dynamo's design doesn't need batteries'.

anyone know the best place to buy big packs of duracells (aa & aaa) in central for cheap?

I cant be arsed with rechargeables and am happy to factor in the cost of replacing my lights batteries as part of my monthly running costs for the bike but I always feel like I'm being bent over when I buy them from shops compared to how much they cost online.

Maplin - cheap as chips for big packets.

Or something.

Or, like, whatever and shit.

I can't believe anyone doesn't use rechargeables nowadays, what with their high capacity, and the option of hybrid versions.

even i do, that's 'cos i'm hard on my batteries too :)

one charge on my usb lights is a good 4 and a half hours. probably no good if you're doing a he-man ride, more than adequate for commuting, which i presume is what we're talking here.

I treat my batteries like little bastards!

one charge on my usb lights is a good 4 and a half hours. probably no good if you're doing a he-man ride, more than adequate for commuting, which i presume is what we're talking here.

which lights? I'm impressed with the power of the blackburn fleas, but everything else has been disappointing.

which lights? I'm impressed with the power of the blackburn fleas, but everything else has been disappointing.

Everything? Sunsets? Good food? Love?

uhm... they are indeed fleases.

Everything? Sunsets? Good food? Love?

so much disappointment.