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bicycle lights
I don't ride at night, but want to be seen during the day and evening. Best lights?
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Re: bicycle lights
I have an Exposure Lights Flash/Flare set. You can have both the front and rear lights blink or shine constant. Front light is good enough for dawn/dusk commuting if needed. They are made overseas so Chain Reaction Bicycles is usually the best site to get them.
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Re: bicycle lights
Serfas TL-ST Seat Stay Rear Bike Light - Black/Red at REI.com red
I like these. Their lightweight and strap easily anywhere and illuminate red very well. Come in black or white. Buy them at Kyles in Ankeny or most LBS I would guess.
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Re: bicycle lights
 Originally Posted by cdekovic Just make sure you have these aimed correctly, lest you really **** off oncoming traffic. 
As for a legitimate recommendation, I'd suggest going to your local bike shop and asking what they use on their own bikes.
 Originally Posted by im4cyclones [Anything] is easy if you are content to suck at it. -
Re: bicycle lights
 Originally Posted by ketelmeister I don't ride at night, but want to be seen during the day and evening. Best lights? Going to bandit ride a day again in RAGBRI this year? Maybe some more of the northern crew here in the Twins Cities will joion you.
BTW, I am ISUnorth on CR.
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Re: bicycle lights
donning a neon yellow/green shirt is the best defense against dumb motorists
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