Got 2 flashing/strobing jobbers for the back just want something for the front now .

If you don’t need a light to see (as opposed to being seen) you can pick up knog style flashers that connect using elastic for about £5. Most bike shops and outdoor stores do them. I’ve used them loads and they’re fine.

Yeah unfortunately i need to see as well .some of the lezyne’s don’t look too bad .What were the one’s on Evilbay people were buying ?

what about this one ?http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/products/lezyne-led-front-light-mini-drive-xl

Cateye Nanoshot is ace value @ £60 – a reduction of £40 over last year’s price. Nice and bright, small & neat, USB charging.

Cheapness!

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem;PdsSession=418d065913a0a5abe58148a1fffc8575?itemId=300677445326

From a thread on STW I have just got myself one of these.

http://www.candb-seen.co.uk/bikehead-lights/cabs-02-series—cree-xml.html

I think for the price it is a great light and the low setting is not to bright from passing traffic as I finish work most nights at 1am at the moment.

Also it is great for the off road night riding too with the high setting.

Light and motion’s urban range is fantastic. I use the 300; 3hrs of light on full blast!

I’ve got a Trelock LS-950. 100 squids so not exactly cheap but you can vary the brightness to suit conditions. It’s got a neat LCD readout which tells you how much time is left on the battery charge. You get about 40 hours on low setting and about 6 hours on bright. USB charging. The bracket needs a bit of rubber on the bars in order to stop it from drooping. Otherwise, very good.