Apex Technologies Dynamo LED Bike Light
$17.95
$29.95
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Closeouts. Batteries not required -- just hand-crank this Dynamo LED bike light from Apex Technologies and go. One minute of cranking powers light for over forty minutes on high setting. Three settings including flash modeIncludes removable handlebar mountDimensions (LxWxD): 3-½x2-¾x1-5/8”Weight: 3.8 oz.Material: CompositeCloseouts. China.
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Worked Well on first night ride - By Tom from Canton, CT on 11/14/2008 Pros: Lightweight, Versatile Cons: Crank plastic - be gentl Describe Yourself: Avid Cyclist Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Used for the first time - worked well on a night ride, temp 35 degrees. Went almost an hour and the only reason I cranked it was we had stopeed - charge seems to hold well
By beepadeebeep from Vermont on 11/10/2008 Pros: Easy to Use, Lightweight, Versatile Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Cracking it for a few seconds is enough for my 10 - 15 minute ride home at night. Love that it doesn't use batteries. Only downside is how the light connects to the carrier. It must be removed to crank and it's a little difficult to slide off. The plastic seems somewhat delecate, but it hasn't broken yet.
Does what it is supposed to By wrx from boston, ma on 11/08/2008 Pros: Durable, Easy to Use, Lightweight, Versatile Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: I use these lights for commuting to and from work in all weather conditions. I got tired of having to replace batteries and batteries leaking and bursting inside other lights. These take care of that problem and for the past few months of use, I have had no issues with them. They are bright enough and stay lit for a long time. The only complaint is that they are a bit difficult to remove every time I park the bike. I am afraid that with repeated usage I will break the mounting bracket. However, they have not fallen of the bike yet, despite all the potholes in Boston.
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