I have never heard of any issues with on one not honouring their obligations
agreed. Bought one of the SL1s as a backup light when they were on pre-order t'other year, had some problems with it - returned to On-One, replacement with me next day.
Unfortunately that was shite too, but got a rather fantastic SL2 sent to me instead. Bravo chaps.
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On One 900 lumen light ?
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Posted 2 years ago #
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How does this compare against the Nuke proof 900 light?
http://www.shedfire.com/2009/09/08/nuke-proof-reactor-lights/
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johnners:
I wonder how? Could it be related to the 6 emails in 48 hours I've had about this from the PlanetX/On-One conglomerate?
*chuckles*
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eg. how are people getting on with Ay-up warranties for example now they are Aussie based only.
My mains adapter for the charger failed, I emailed them about it and they sent me a new one, so no problems here so far.
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Would love one of Trout's but when I'm not sure how much night riding I'm going to do, I think it might have be the DX to begin with.
At the moment, I also spend more time on the road, so Trout's 'Close Encounters' set-up, might just be overkill.
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At the moment, I also spend more time on the road, so Trout's 'Close Encounters' set-up, might just be overkill.
no such thing as overkill on-road. off-road's a different story...Posted 2 years ago # -
no such thing as overkill on-road
Dunno about that, blinding car never seemed like a good idea to me. As thats a lot of metal the are in (semi) control of.
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bright lighting doesn't necessarily mean blinding a car. You have to use some kind of intelligence when you fit the light to your bike/helmet.
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I've found the fit inducing flash mode on my little dinnotte is a little too much for cars....much better on the middle setting. I save the pulse flashing for when I get behind drivers that have annoyed me.
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I don't ride off-road at night very much in a season, so I'm still on Lumicycle Halogens. It is incredibly reassuring just to be able to buy spares from nice people at short notice.
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I don't ride off-road at night very much in a season, so I'm still on Lumicycle Halogens. It is incredibly reassuring just to be able to buy spares from nice people at short notice
I do ride off-road at night a lot in a season, so I have LEDs. It is incredibly reassuring not to have to to buy spares from anyone :o) [and not to have battery that weights a ton and self destructs*]
*crossed fingers on LiPo meltdown though
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