seivadnehpets
Member since Sep 2010 • Last active Dec 2020Most recent activity
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Lack of confidence in wiring, gives a choice between a light that can't be seen, and may not be working, or a cheap reliable battery light.
Back light uses very little power.
Non familiarity with stand lights.
You can buy rear lamps at Poundland.
Despite all these issues, I have just upgraded to modern dynamo lights, front and back and it is an improvement.
But I don't know what I'll be doing next year! -
No idea!
But it worked with the battery and now works with the nasty cheap shimano hub. I'm converted. I've always earthed through the frame but I'm hopeful that this set up will be trouble free.
Went for a ride just now and the road was on fire! Stand light works, which is worrying because now if I pop in to a shop I leave a beacon outside.
Only downside is that having no warranty I'll have to carry battery backups, but I would probably need to anyway. -
I bought Ali express light set, front and back for less than a cheap rear light elsewhere guessing that if either works I'll be quids in.
I plugged them in to a battery and they both work, nice and bright. I have yet to mount and wire then up and see if they are waterproof, but they should do a season or two and they come complete with all wires -
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Sometimes dinghy sailor, sometimes cyclist, husband, uncle, son. ...
Living well without spending too much.
Not getting enough trips to the country, but finding travel isn't what it was.
Trying to enjoy being in the place that I am even if it is South London!
Happiest under the mature apple tree on my allotment.