In Wilkinsons right now they are selling their own brand rear lights for £2.99, which are absolutely identical to the Smart "kidney" light ... These are normally around £6.
They are also selling them at two for £5.00
Why would anyone want two?
One to flash, one to be on all the time.
This is what I use.
Colin McKenzie
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al Mossah wrote: >In Wilkinsons right now they are selling their own brand rear lights >for £2.99, which are absolutely identical to the Smart "kidney" light > ... These are normally around £6.
On Dec 30 2006, 10:46 pm, "Alan Holmes" <[email hidden]>
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Why would anyone want two?
I've had a rear light fall off once, when the bracket broke. I didn't hear it fall and so didn't notice until I got home. I was using two lights, fortunately, for visibility reasons, but now I always recommend having two just in case one fails in some way en route.
I've had a rear light fall off once, when the bracket broke. I didn't hear it fall and so didn't notice until I got home. I was using two lights, fortunately, for visibility reasons, but now I always recommend having two just in case one fails in some way en route.
My unicycle has two wheels for just the same reason.
My unicycle has two wheels for just the same reason.
Have you got the hang of pedalling backwards to ride forwards? I haven't, but I've never had much opportunity to practice on a 2-wheeler: <url:http://www.unicycling.com/garage/multi.htm>
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