Re: [RBW] barsack & lights?

I keep a light on my helmet (Exposure Lights “Joystick,” but any reasonably bright lamp will work) year-‘round. In blinking mode, it helps make me more visible to motorists, and it helps light the way if I get caught out after dark, which happens occasionally even in summer. --Eric N

Re: [RBW] barsack & lights?

A separate but still closely related question: In your (2nd person personal pronoun, plural, genitive case, otherwise stated as "y'all's" or even "all y'all's") experience: where is the best place to place a very bright light for moderate off road riding -- rough and sandy, but generally flat,

Re: [RBW] barsack & lights?

Regarding light height, I've found that a two-light solution works best off-road. One light on the bike, and another on the helmet to light around corners. I keep the light on my helmet all winter. Something to consider if you lower the light height and don't like it. On Tue, Nov 21, 2017 at

Re: [RBW] barsack & lights?

You could get an extender/adapter that adds another mount above the bars. Like the Topeak BarXtender , or

Re: [RBW] barsack & lights?

"This": https://problemsolversbike.com/article/finally-beginning-to-see-the-light On Tue, Nov 21, 2017 at 8:47 AM, Patrick Moore wrote: > ... > > This is interesting, less for the components than for the information > about lighting and positioning. > ... > -- You

Re: [RBW] barsack & lights?

Maggie: if your light is bright enough to ride by, it will be easily seen by oncoming traffic even if it is attached at the dropout -- there are little doodads that bolt to the eyelets and let you mount lights down there. At fork crown height, no problem either. This is interesting, less for the