I was wondering if any one else does any Night Riding and about light packages they use and prefer.To the right are the Cat Eye EL500 and EL530. Both a single very bright 1 watt LED with a rated run time of about 30 hours. The lights are pretty bright and light up the roadway pretty well. The EL530 produces an amazing 1,500 candlepower while the 500 produces 1000 candle from the single LED.
To the left is a combination of two Cateye LD600s. With five bright LEDs and 4 flashing modes these lights very eye catching. The universal mount make these one of the easiest lights mounted to the Frame or most any where on your Bent or Bike. The LD1000 mounted to the rack is the latest and brightest tail light from Cat Eye. It is highly water resistant, has 4 different modes, and offers side visibility as well. With the 10 super bright LED lights and Cat Eye Opticube lens technology, the TL-LD1000 is designed to be bright enough to be used even during the day or so they say, so what the heck it only cost me batteries and I guess when you live in a retirement town like I do It can't hurt.
I was wondering if any one else does any Night Riding and about light packages they use and prefer.To the right are the Cat Eye EL500 and EL530. Both a single very bright 1 watt LED with a rated run time of about 30 hours. The lights are pretty bright and light up the roadway pretty well. The EL530 produces an amazing 1,500 candlepower while the 500 produces 1000 candle from the single LED.
To the left is a combination of two Cateye LD600s. With five bright LEDs and 4 flashing modes these lights very eye catching. The universal mount make these one of the easiest lights mounted to the Frame or most any where on your Bent or Bike. The LD1000 mounted to the rack is the latest and brightest tail light from Cat Eye. It is highly water resistant, has 4 different modes, and offers side visibility as well. With the 10 super bright LED lights and Cat Eye Opticube lens technology, the TL-LD1000 is designed to be bright enough to be used even during the day or so they say, so what the heck it only cost me batteries and I guess when you live in a retirement town like I do It can't hurt.
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