Wanted a light for my bikepacking trips I've just lost mine in the canal don't laugh

[les Allen]

Looking for a light for bikepacking anyone git one for sale, just lost mine in the canal don't laugh

[RIP]

Sorry to hear that Les. No, not laughing, however we really do need a few more of the gory details to smirk over . Shame it wasn't on or you could probably have spotted it and hoiked it out.

[Boab]

I have a MTB Batteries Lumen 800 that's surplus to requirements. The battery was new a couple of winters ago, as the one that came with it was knackered. It hasn't been used in a while though, so may not hold the full charge any more. They're only £55 inc P&P, so you could just buy a new one and know that everything is there and working properly...

[Lazarus]

Exposure lights have a lot of love on here but are quite pricey
Better if you say how much power you want, run times and what price

[redefined_cycles]

I've tested the Cateye version of a 'To See' light on the BB200 last year. In comparison with an Exposure Strada or bigger). The Cateye performed amazingly.

If I were you (and I might do the same). Idgo with two of the £40 Cateye lights as they last well over 3 hours on full blast. Theres also the MOON that was recently spoken about at about £50... Very powerful light with the ability to run on low power for extended usage.

Both have usb/usb- c (respectively) charging...

[redefined_cycles]

Moon... the brighter version of this which can be found and not much more cost.

Cateye the cheaper version of this (AMMP 400) https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-a ... 08190.html

[sqibjib]

Try one of these great light. They also do a 1200 that you can plug a usb lead into and charge phone GPS. I have used one for two years they are great.

And they are waterproof....

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256208604777 ... media=COPY

Hope you get sorted
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