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--- Quote from: Darth C3P0² on January 09, 2018, 05:53:01 PM ---heres a tip dont ride your loving bike at night --- End quote --- what about in the case that i have no choice like the million times ive had to bike home from work at 11pm??? --- Quote from: Mardalf on January 09, 2018, 06:24:59 PM ---It looked good untill I saw "strobe" I really don't care for multi brightness levels but I downright can't stand a strobe setting --- End quote --- i liked brightness adjustment on my 900lumen light i used to have since i didn't need it that bright all the time (and it would eat the battery like nothing) |
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| Conan:
--- Quote from: Mardalf on January 09, 2018, 06:24:59 PM ---It looked good untill I saw "strobe" I really don't care for multi brightness levels but I downright can't stand a strobe setting --- End quote --- its an emergency thing, you have to press and hold the power button for 3 seconds and then it starts. stops as soon as you let it go, so its not a “setting” gist being you flash that stuff in some attacker’s eyes and they cant see stuff anymore battery life on that flashlight is super long. at setting 2 it can easily go for 3-4 hours straight. even when low on power setting 1 is always still there. when i biked regularly at night, i only needed to charge the thing once every few weeks, sometimes once a month only |
| Mardalf:
Well that does make it better, I specifically dislike the "cycle through 4 functions by clicking 8 times" type, partly because I'm obligated to cycle it back to the beginning every time, just from personal preference. I bought one of those sticky-backed AAA battery lights that go in a closet or under a kitchen cabinet... and it had a strobe, I lost hope for humanity that day. |
| Nonnel:
i have seen a bunch of night bikers with strobe lights recently like what the forget. we see you |
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