I have the Bontrager Ion Pro - Solid when its dark and strobe as it gets light. On the rear, I have a Giant Recon TL100 under my saddle with a old cheapo Ryder on the back of my helmet. My wife has a Ryder Concept 900 on the front (solid or disco mode), with the same TL100 under her saddle and a newer brighter Ryder on the back of her helmet. The front lights are go-pro mounted under the Garmin, so compact and neat and there is never an excuse to not have them on. Despite that, we both had cars turning in front of us last year. I went over the bonnet and was reasonably unscathed. She hit the side of the car and is still dealing with her injuries. Cars are looking for cars in the traffic, not bikes . So, when people say: 'Be careful out there!'. There is only so much we can do. The rest is up to everyone else.
