Try_Hard

I was chatting in another Post regarding Lights for your bike. I got a set of AY-UP lights that work really really well. Ther are super light. Super bright and i have had no trouble at all with them. 320 Lumens and they weigh 58 grams. I actually still cant believe how small they are and how much light they produce. So if you looking for a decent set that will last forever. 10 years on the light. Then check them out... They are now available from SA from EasyGIS. They start at R3000 - R5000 depending on what you are looking for. http://www.easygis.co.za/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=75 Enough said.

Like The_Thug said there are 3 kits available. So if you are working to a budget, perhaps look at the Multisport Kit, with one light and 2 battery's. You can always add to it. I got the MTN Kit, I usually lend my second light out to someone who is coming along for the ride. So one light is plenty and you really cant go wrong with there lights. The size of them is increddible along with how much light they actually produce. 60 grams i think is is in total.

I think he was refering to the Ay-UP Enduro Set. http://www.easygis.co.za/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=75&products_id=457 Posted: Today at 8:53pm By Naas V This lighting threads are driving me crazy What enduro set are you refering to?

The R3000 question.... I have a set of AY-UP lights. You cant go wrong there, it has 2 x 3 hour battery's, enough mounts to mount it on your helmet or bars, 320 Lumen per light set, so plenty of light. The best part is they weight in at 58 grams. I see some guys are using the iBlaast II. Ive have had my AY-UP set for 5 months now and you cant go wrong there. Best part is they are available in SA. Check out EasyGIS...... http://www.easygis.co.za/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=75 Thats the R3000 answer......