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Looking at Knog Skink etc. Any others worth a punt?
but you can get it cheaper with some googling
Lezyne do a small one, I think called the Femto that I had a fiddle with in Halfords last night. It looked pretty nifty. Not sure which batteries it takes though or whether it is usb rechargeable.
Edit - the Smart Lunar r2 is what I use as well as one of those cateye wide 5 led lights.
The 0.5 watt Phaart lights at On-One are very good for the money.
[url= http://http://www.on-one.co.uk/c/q/bike_lights/phaart_lights ]Cheap and bright.[/url]
A rep at this weekends show says the Fento on flashing mode, it will give you a whole 7 hours of light.
Eff all really considering the hope district will be two weeks that you could see from the moon.
Just pay more on the hope and pay once.
Smart lunar r1 is really bright and cheap
Thanks for the info/links. I already have bought a Knog Skink which was on offer......in pink only but I don't mind.
I bought a pair of femto's. I think they're shite. They run off cr2032 batteries.
I use the cat eye rapid 3 on the under saddle mount that clamps onto the seat rails so it sits between the saddle and saddle bag.
I bought a second Smart R2 as it was cheap on eBay, very impressed with them and it was less than £13!
Two Cateye Rapid 1's (now down to £15). Plus a mudguard mounted reflector with LED light. Bright, multi flashing and USB rechargeable.
Cateye, unlike almost every other bike light brand, know how to make a mounting bracket too. I have the following:
Saddle rail mounted (for ISP bike)
Seatpost clamped
Pannier rack mount
All aftermarket and all allow multiple mounting options.
I know it's too late but; Cateye 600 mounted vertically on seat post - been great for years.
Smart r2 or if you feel flash what ever the use exposure have - the flare i think it is . They are bright.