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Discovery of a new bike light for road cyclist
Hi , I hope you will not mind sharing my discovery with you! I am from the darkside (ie MTB) but I am also a commuter cyclist as I ride to work every day and do review lights that I like. I have run a trial on a new bike light for a review in the MTBR forum. I have found the light well suited to cycling on the road due to it various modes and USB charging from computer and mobile phone charger, the light is very compact and also has a replaceable battery. Long run time and very good output made me like it straight away, this is now on my going to work bike and used for the moment in day light with a pretty bright dual flash mode. As I am new to the forum, I am not sure if members can place private reviews, but I think this is worth mentioning as this is new. The light is the ITUO WIZ 1,if you are interested in finding more check this on MTBR, here are a few photos. If any one is interested I can post more about my experience with the light. Best
Luc
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What a slightly odd post.....bright light though.
When you say you've "discovered" it...
Probably did not get the right wording, but this is a new brand that I have not heard from until I was asked if I wanted to do a review on a new bike light using a 26650 battery. I have used in the pass and reviewed similar lights using 18650 battery and was interested by the use of 26650 in a bike light so went for it. I have tried the WIZ1 & 2 on the road and off road and if you read my review in MTBR you will see that the light has got quite a lot going for it (sorry Superpython59) but it also has it limitation as a single XM-L light. For those who like to cycle with a low mode ie 150LUMENS, you can do so for 15 hours on a battery charge, you can charge it at work with you mobile phone charger, you have some decent flash for night or day time, you don't need to cycle thought the various mode to turn off all you need to do is just press the switch for 3 seconds, all things which matter to me as a cyclist, I just thought this was worth passing on! As you know I am a new user of you forum, so did not think it was appropriate for me to place a full new review.
Not every one cup of tea but certainly worth looking at!