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Categories: lights | March 18th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
At first glance you’ll notice the MiNewt is like nothing you have ever seen. From the stylishly designed aluminum headlamp to the matching power module case, everything about the MiNewt shouts “limited edition”. Using a highly efficient reflector and lens made of optical grade Borofloat glass; the ultra-bright Luxeon LED is able to deliver a smooth, even light pattern void of rings or halos. This combination also allows for up to three times higher peak intensity than competition. The MiNewt incorporates a
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Categories: lights | March 18th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
The TL 5.0 has five ultra bright LED’s with four different operating modes, including three different flash modes. The TL 5.0 will help keep you safeand seen from behind (180 degree visibility). The TL 5.0 operates on 2 AAA batteries (included) for up to 160 hours on flash.Features:Four light modes (steady, flashing, running and random) Can be seen up to 2000 feet (600 meters) Compact design can be mounted to your seat post or clipped to yourwaistband AAA batteries i
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Categories: lights | March 18th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
Awesome triple-LED performance at an economical price. Three modes let you decide how flashy you want to be. Features:3 flashing modes Up to 150 hours of runtime Runs on 2 AAA batteries Clothing clip Flex-Tight mounting bracket
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Categories: lights | March 18th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
The RoadRat is a perfect choice for the cyclist on a budget. The RoadRat uses the same great 10 watt headlamp found on both the TrailRat and Evolution. In place of the NiMH battery a proven and dependable gel cell battery is used. Riders can expect burn times of nearly 2:30 hours from the RoadRat. Combine this performance with legendary NiteRider toughness and durability and you have a perfect commuting light guaranteed to shine for years to come.
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Categories: lights | March 18th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
The NiteRider TrailRat has become synonymous with ruggedness and durability. The TrailRat light system comes equipped with a powerful lightweight 6 volt NiMH battery pack and headlamp, housing a NiteRider custom tuned 10 watt halogen bulb for superior output. The TrailRat uses NiteRider surlock power cables to provide a strong, waterproof connection, sealing the system from the elements. Whether commuting the city streets, or trail riding, the TrailRat light system guarantees to provide years of dependabili
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Categories: lights | March 18th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
The NiteRider Classic Plus.the name gives reference to its longevity. Using a dual beam headlamp housed with two insanely bright 12 volt halogen bulbs, this system turns any dark singletrack into daylight. This legendary light system gives the rider the ability to switch between a 12 or 20 watt halogen bulb, when maximum light output is needed use both 12 and 20watt bulbs together turning night into day. The Classic Plus system draws power from a 13.2volt battery constructed with the highest quality and cap
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Categories: lights | March 18th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
The Evolution employs a competition blinding custom tuned 10watt halogen bulb, allowing the rider to enjoy nearly 2:30 hours of night riding fun. Not certain whether you want to mount your light on your handlebars or helmet? Not to worry, the Evolution includes both a universal handlebar mount, able to fit oversized bars and a helmet mount. Ease of operation and mounting flexibility make the Evolution a favorite among commuters and offroad enthusiasts alike.
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Categories: lights | March 18th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
Optic design is what differentiates the NiteRider MiNewt from all others. The highly efficient reflector and optical grade Borofloat glass lens delivers a light pattern NiteRider designed for cycling. The MiNewt Dual has all the great features and looks found on the MiNewt but includes not one but two headlamps for twice the light output. Dual headlamps, with independent mounting and adjustment permit “stacking” light beams for flexibility, better night riding performance and adds a layer of safety and redu
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Categories: lights | March 17th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
NiteRider understands the safety importance of commuter lights. For much of night riding, the key to survival is not only seeing but also being seen. The TailFazer helps with the latter. This 5 LED seatpost mounted flasher can be mounted either vertically or horizontally on a mount that can be adjusted so it is either perpendicular or parallel to the ground. Three lighting modes (flash, steady, and random) give you a choice in how you want to be seen. The 2 included AAA batteries will run up to 30 hours in
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Categories: lights | March 17th, 2008 | by Bike Gears | no comments
Boasting output equivalent to a 40 watt halogen bulb and a burn time of 4 hours, the FireStorm light system was built with speed in mind. Testament to this is the number of 24 hour bike athletes winning races with the Firestorm. Not a 24 hour racer? No problem, the FireStorm makes an excellent commuting light. Your safety is greatly improved by the increased visibility provided by ultra bright HID technology. The FireStorm also incorporates a low battery indicator to help monitor battery power. Included is
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