Cateye


Cateye Nano Shot Plus front light

Price: 
£99.99

Cateye's Nano Shot Plus front light is the bigger, brighter sibling of the Nano Shot we reviewed, and liked, last year. Amazingly, it manages to kick out more than twice as many lumens for the same price the Nano Shot was then (it's around £60 now).

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Cateye Rapid 3 front light

Price: 
£19.99

It's the purity of delivery that separates Cateye's Rapid 3 front light from a wealth of similar blinkeys. I don't like watts as a measure since it's concerned with consumption, rather than output. However, ours has saved my blushes (possibly my life too) when a high power main system packed up ten miles from the nearest stretch of street lighting, let alone my front door.

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Cateye Omni 5 HL-LD155 front light

Price: 
£16.99

The Omni 5 is a brand new front light from Cateye and offers a near full 180 degree range of visibility making it a a very good commuting light in its own right or as an emergency backup light to a brighter main beam.

Inside the new lens are five LEDs and the light they produce is reflected through prisms carefully placed to split their beams. This ensures there is a healthy amount of light reflected sideways as well as straight ahead, and really seems to work.

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Eurobike 2012: Cateye launch Stealth GPS bike computers

They're small and user friendly, and there's a new USB rechargeable headlight too

Cateye Uno/Rapid 3 Light Set

Price: 
£49.99

This Cateye light set consists of the Cateye HL-EL010 Uno front light and the Cateye TL-LD630 Rapid 3 rear light. The set is not cheap, but you get a pair of decent lights that will get you seen. Each light runs on a single AA battery, keeping size and weight down while achieving pretty impressive run times and light outputs.

The front light achieves this by using Opticube lens technology to put every lumen available from its single LED to the best possible use. The rear has a high power SMD-LED in the middle, with another LED either side.

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'Open House' at UK distributors Zyro up in Yorkshire this week; here's just some of what we saw…

SOLD

NOW SOLD, pending collection tomorrow. (28/11) in full working order, Cateye double wireless which does the usual time, speed, dist, average speed etc plus Cadence. comes with original box and all the bits. will also chuck in a few cable ties.

£23 posted, £20 collect (Bristol)

email. mrah702@gmail.com

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Cateye Econom EL-540 Rechargeable Front Light.

Price: 
£79.99

Cateye's EL540 is a viable alternative to dynamos for commuting and utility riding round town and in the sticks. Don't be fooled by the slightly quaint looks and AA Nimh power source, cutting edge technology squeezes every last ounce from the single LED and it's powerful enough for navigating unlit backwaters by. Forgetful types will be reassured by the fact the cells can be swapped for common or garden alkaline types without impairing performance.

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Cateye Nano Shot EL620

Price: 
£99.99

Cateye's nano shot rechargeable front light is the answer to a svelte commuter/ winter road bikes' prayers. No hefty batteries to induce premature bottle cage fatigue, or contaminate a sportier bikes' clean lines, its slender fig biscuit profile and textbook build quality delivers a scorching 250 lumens, charges from the computer's USB in a matter of three hours all in exchange for £100!

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Eurobike 2011 Tech roundup 2: Gilles Berthoud, Deda, Reynolds, Hope, Cateye & more

UCI baiting tri bars, cyclocross brake system, drop bar shifter for Rohloff hub

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