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Reelight SL 120
Description: Manufacturer: Reelight / Reelight SL120 Power Backup lights flash while your bike is in motion, and continue to flash ... more  Reelight SL 120 ... for 2 minutes after you have stopped. / Reelight does not use batteries, permanently mounts to your bike, and has no on/off switch.Newest Review: ... bracket. On top of this option you then consider whether you want the pricier version (SL 120) with an up-to-two-minute ... more ... power reserve or not (SL100), hence the four permutations. This slightly more expensive option was my choice. I stop at lots of traffic lights in the dark, so having a constant tail light matters to me quite a lot. However, I got mine for a pleasing £29.99 including P&P from www.timani-ltd.co.uk which is cheaper than the list price of the cheapest version
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As these lights are designed to be seen in daylight, it’s a safe assumption that they are more than bright enough for night time...more |
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Reelight SL 120: Get Flashing, 24/7 (1680 words)
by Nibelung - written on 19.11.07 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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You know how you read about something for the very first time, and then, suddenly you’re confronted with the same thing in real life, as if it’s been there all along, implying that you’ve been walking around with your eyes wide shut all this time? I’ve had two such revelations in the past few weeks, both occurring in the same 24 hour period. One was to see the picture of a headteacher’s husband on the wall of her office (I was borrowing her office to talk to year 6 kids), only to come home to watch the programme about the Great Storm of 1987 to see his face on TV, as one of the Kew Gardens tree experts interviewed. The other, whilst at the same ...
