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[Saul]

Excellent lights but at a price 

 

[Six30]

19 minutes ago, Saul said:

Excellent lights but at a price 

 

How much was they 

[Saul]

3 minutes ago, Six30 said:

How much was they 

£900

[Catteeclan]

2 hours ago, Saul said:

£900

And he had to fit them himself.

[Six30]

3 hours ago, Saul said:

£900

thats more money than sense... ridiculous 

[Saul]

11 minutes ago, Six30 said:

thats more money than sense... ridiculous 

I know it’s GS Owner prices, those lights also need a Can bus adapter to work so that is another £170 on top of the £900.   Very impressive lights nonetheless.    I’ll wait for cheaper chinky clones to come on the market.   

[Pedro]

If you're riding somewhere remote at night, it makes sense? I don't really see the point except if you live in somewhere where you really don't want to be out on the road at night anyway.

[Saul]

8 minutes ago, Pedro said:

If you're riding somewhere remote at night, it makes sense? I don't really see the point except if you live in somewhere where you really don't want to be out on the road at night anyway.

I work in rural Cornwall overnight, little to no street lighting for the majority of the roads.  Good lights are important here.  One big part of the reason I got rid of my Himalayan was the piss poor lights.  I could make good use of the extra lighting on my CBF for my work commute.   Although the lights are good as standard with legal LED bulbs more would be better.  Not essential but better.     The Hornet LED lights are also good but really only just adequate, could be improved.    

[Pedro]

8 minutes ago, Saul said:

I work in rural Cornwall overnight, little to no street lighting for the majority of the roads.  Good lights are important here.  One big part of the reason I got rid of my Himalayan was the piss poor lights.  I could make good use of the extra lighting on my CBF for my work commute.   Although the lights are good as standard with legal LED bulbs more would be better.  Not essential but better.     The Hornet LED lights are also good but really only just adequate, could be improved.    

Fair enough. I really dislike being on a bike at night in country roads, always worried about animals crossing.