What Lights for mtb

[Chubba]

Use a magicshine 816 on the bars and a Led Lenser H7R headlamp on my helmet.

Bought an 808 for the lid, but find it too heavy.

 

Only issue with the magicshine is the battery life +-3hrs on full, so get a bigger battery.

 

 

Led Lenser

Edited July 12, 2011 by Chubba

[BushGoblin]

magicshine 816 on the bar i find is plenty enough.

Paid ZAR600 for them 2 months ago.

[SirHamilton]

Only 2 brands are worth their true money, Exposure and Lupine. But not being in SA I would not be able to tell you how much they are Sorry

[Brighter-Lights]

Lupine = overpriced for what you get. Brighter-Lights.com = right here in RSA and highest performing custom build lights anywhere for price/weight/burn time.

 

My first High Power LED lights will soon do their 5th Trans Baviaans....

 

Here's a preview of what's to come...No commercial light currently available illuminates this well at 150m!(and the beam reaches really wide, even while throwing 150m+)

Edited July 14, 2011 by Brighter-Lights

[AndreZA]

Brighter-Lights, have you not tried to sell your design to the big companies yet?

[Chappies]

The best lights available are ayup's.

The V4 set is superb. It come with a wide angle for your handle bars and a narrow beam for your helmet.

Very light, and the best mount on the market.

The helmet light is hardly noticible on your head - weighs nothing.

These are definatly the lightest (powerfull) lights available.

Most of the pro's use them.