Bicycle LED Lights Provide Light for Riding?
I've been perfectly satisfied with a Cateye LED for
city riding. I use these: tinyurl.com/2vbgqb
They're from a seller in Hong Kong.
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Quoted message said:
Bicycle LED Lights Provide Light for Riding?
I've been perfectly satisfied with a Cateye LED for
city riding. I use these: tinyurl.com/2vbgqb
They're from a seller in Hong Kong.Why don't you shove your bicycle lights up your [censored]?
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John Tserkezis said:
Quoted message said:
Bicycle LED Lights Provide Light for Riding?
I've been perfectly satisfied with a Cateye LED for
city riding. I use these: tinyurl.com/2vbgqb
They're from a seller in Hong Kong.Why don't you shove your bicycle lights up your [censored]?
Because the sun doesn't shine there?
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Dorfus Dippintush said:
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Why don't you shove your bicycle lights up your [censored]?
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Because the sun doesn't shine there?
Good point, I didn't think of that. Better make it one of those metal
halide jobbies, along with the battery pack, just to be on the safe side.--
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Quoted message said:
Bicycle LED Lights Provide Light for Riding?
I've been perfectly satisfied with a Cateye LED for
city riding. I use these: tinyurl.com/2vbgqb
They're from a seller in Hong Kong.I've tried these lights.
They have to be the most useless pieces of [censored] I've ever laid my
eyes on.Whatever you do, don't go anywhere near these lights or the shyster
who sells them.duncan
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"John Tserkezis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Bicycle LED Lights Provide Light for Riding?
I've been perfectly satisfied with a Cateye LED for
city riding. I use these: tinyurl.com/2vbgqb
They're from a seller in Hong Kong.Why don't you shove your bicycle lights up your [censored]?
And learn to signal in morse without using his hands?
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"John Tserkezis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Dorfus Dippintush said:
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Why don't you shove your bicycle lights up your [censored]?
Quoted message said:
Because the sun doesn't shine there?
Good point, I didn't think of that. Better make it one of those metal
halide jobbies, along with the battery pack, just to be on the safe side.--
Linux Registered User # 302622
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Resound said:
And learn to signal in morse without using his hands?
Naw, I don't think he possesses the brain capacity to do that. Perhaps fart
the national anthem, but not Morse Code.Though if he could fart the national anthem WITH the light shoved up his
[censored] at the same time, now THAT would impress me. Sideways of course...--
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John Tserkezis said:
Though if he could fart the national anthem WITH the light shoved up his
[censored] at the same time, now THAT would impress me. Sideways of course...personal preference I guess but that would not impress me
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On Sep 28, 8:10 pm, MikeyOz <MikeyOz.2xm...@no-
mx.forums.cyclingforums.com said:
John Tserkezis said:
Though if he could fart the national anthem WITH the light shoved up
his
[censored] at the same time, now THAT would impress me. Sideways of
course...personal preference I guess but that would not impress me
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MikeyOzNo pleasing some people... ;^)
Tony F
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Try going to www.dealextreme.com. Some of the led lights there (CREE
& SSC) are very useful for bike riding.
Downside is that you will most likely have to buy non standard lithium
batteries and charger..
2 batteries for $10 and a charger for around $13. All in all a
worthwhile investment.visit http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?f=86 for
more discussions on possible bikelights.Joe
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Duncan said:
I've tried these lights.
They have to be the most useless pieces of [censored] I've ever laid my
eyes on.Whatever you do, don't go anywhere near these lights or the shyster
who sells them.The link doesn't take you to a page on bike lights though, it's
another one of those links to a google groups search about someone, by
a poor sad obsessed stalker troll with nothing better to do with its
life than spray usenet with its bile.Travis
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thefathippy said:
No pleasing some people... ;^)"Thats just what Jesus said"
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