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I'm looking for a bike light suitable for commuting and exercising, and I would like to ask for advice from fellow cyclists. My usage scenario is typically under 2 hours of riding time. I hope to choose a light that lasts a long time and does not have battery issues that are difficult to repair. Additionally, I want the light to have a good beam shape and provide a pleasant experience.Here are the options I'm considering: 1. Magicshine CBL 1600 - Priced at approximately $37.20 (NT$1200), it uses Type-C charging but cannot be charged while in use. It has a brightness of 800 lumens, with a charging current of only 5V1A. The light is even and has clear cutoff lines, but the connection may come loose due to vibrations. It comes with a remote control for easy switching. 2. Costco Golden Peak LED Flashlight (3-pack) - Priced at approximately $26.30 (NT$849), it includes dry batteries and can later use rechargeable 18650 batteries with Type-C charging. It also has a return policy, but I'm concerned about whether it will affect the visibility of other riders when mounted on a bike. 3. TOWILD BR800S - Priced at approximately $24.65 (NT$795), it features a replaceable battery and uses Type-C charging, compatible with 18650 batteries. 4. ENFITNIX NAVI 800 - Priced at approximately $28.20 (NT$910), it uses Type-C charging and can connect to a power bank for charging while in use, but the battery is a special 18650 specification. I would appreciate any suggestions or opinions to help me choose the most suitable bike light, thanks!

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Hello, how can i adjust the rotation of the direction of the camera while flying ? Thank you !

smaller, less torque or purchase/leverage.. looks fiddly. probably fpr weight weenies. Also pricier because of the miniaturization

rocket ratchetvwithout the 8mm bit and extension bar

cheap plastic only takes a small impact and that is S 250 down the drain. No help from Smith

I got the AS2 Pro. It’s fantastic. I get around 3 inflates to 80psi. The battery charge stays on full for 2 months easily. I think it’s more reliable and controlled than a CO2 cartridge. I only wish getting tyres on and off the rim was as easy

Can you set the pressure?

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whats better this or the S500??

great quality video, thank you

I just bought this unit and the navigation fails to show road detail as in your video. All i see is a green line and black arrows on a white background. Any idea what i need to do to see more detailed mapping? Thank you.

Nice unbalancing gadget..

Is it programmable?

Which one is actually brighter (not in specs but in daylight) - the FR300 or Ion 200 RT?

How is the min and max insertion length calculated? You say that the min insertion is greater than the max. Do you mean that the protruding part of the seat post is between 152mm and 255mm.

Is it in any way integrated with IGPS cycling computers? Like turning it on/off or battery status?

if the boost only offers between 0-30psi, my tyres are at 70psi, so how would that work?

Do you think it's good?

Is this much better than podium? I really like podium designs and in between those two? What do you think of specialized purist moflo

Is it enought for someone who is 1,92 long? What do you think? Your experience?

Hey Hi, thanks for such a detailed review really appreciate you helping the community (I have seen many reviews that you have done on Magicshine lights). I have a query and I would really appreciate it if you could answer it. I plan to buy a Wahoo Bolt Cycle computer + Magicshine light (yet to decide between EVO vs Allty vs RN series) and was thinking to buy an additional $20 attachment for cycle computer. So I see that magicshine EVO + Allty models come with one in the box but would that be compatible with Wahoo? If not what would you suggest me as I don't want to go with Garmin cycle computer but at the same time I like the set up for the Light + Computer being stacked together to reduce the clutter - so how should I go about it?

I added small black rubberbands to all straps and that is what I use to tuck any excess Hook & Loop so that I can still use it across all ofmy bikes if needed.

Thanks!! $49 for 5000 mAh battery is damn impressive 😲and CYPLUS just 300 mAh. Based on this I would definitely go with the Fantik. How do their inflation speeds compare?

excellent review... terrific

Man this was a GREAT Review!🙏🙏 These are some clutch products and the comparisons at the end was very HELPFUL!

Kinda stupid not to add a grab & go riding feature,who wants to sit down & plan rides all the time,looks like the Bryton 750 se is better

Is it possible to detach the headlight?

Just started to use mine and don't seem to get a connection. Does it take a few minutes to connect? Curious! Only rode down the street and back to get on the computer to see if I was doing something wrong.

How durable are the bolts? I bought S-works torch, it threaded after changing cleats.

I actually own Garmin, Magicshine and Bryton all three of the radar tailights. The Garmin one's press button worn out after 2 years and cannot be fixed without costing a fortune. The Magicshine kept disconnected and reconnected many times everytime on a short trip of 40km and had a 15-20% miss in detection rate which was very dangerous. The Bryton had some error issue but the bug was corrected after firmware update and the missing rate was very low, if any. The brake and flashing mode for Bryton was brilliant and the price was as cheap as Magicshine. The Garmin was obviously outdated.

You said 240 lumen light?.... it's max 90 which is pretty poor by today's standards.

I own 2 CarBack units, plus 2 Garmin units. Detection performance is close, except the CarBack sometimes misses cars that are coming from around a curve. The ANT+ connection to my Garmin computers is more reliable with the Varias. The unique things I like about the CarBack is the very secure mounting when used with the saddle mount that Trek sells for their saddles. I also like the USB-C charging and the battery indicator.

Not for sale here in Brazil.

I like the FR160 rapid flash... It's unique.

Cool device, some real GTA vibes from compass mode!

can i connect it to komoot and garmin

If its a struggle to put the 40mm on, would it work better by changing the wheel set? Would the tire clearance be enough for example with Mavic Allroad S and Pirelli cinturato 40mm

It's convenient.The bag looks small and doesn't take up much space.😊

I've had good experiences with topeak products so this should be a decent product. I've added a rubber strap with a conventional buckle to my Velcro strapped saddle bag, not fixed permanently to the bag but I could look at that at some point. I'd probably want enough space for two tpu tubes plus patches and glue then levers and chain tool

Avoid anything with velcro as your main closing choice. It will fail and your bag will drop eventually.

I can add another CONS for this item, 1. The OnlelapFit app is not compatible with Wahoo Kickr SNAP Smart Bike Trainer. 2. C06's display does not automatic turn off display's back light.

These racks do not work well with heavy bikes. The manufacturer no longer carries them likely because they had issues. I have e bikes. These racks are a total headache. They rotate while putting bikes on and taking them off, which is less than ideal when wresting a 50lb. Plus bike.

Whats up with the bulky ear straps section, looks like ear muffs... Companies must not hire for brain power anymore smh.

I bought an M size helmet for my GF and L size for myself. According to the technical specifications on Limar's website, the Air Pro + Mips helmet in size M is stated to weigh 250 g and size L 270 g. However, I weighed both helmets using two different scales (one being a highly accurate jewelry scale) and found that the size M weighs 300 g and the size L weighs 318 g. This amounts to a significant difference of 20% and 18%, respectively. Also, the weight is much higher than you weighted. This is weird.

WHY BOTHER PROMOTING IT?? IT'S NEVER AVAILABLE TO BUY!!! LAZY SELLERS

Do you think the Magicshine evo 1700 is suitable for mountain biking?

I LOVE my SKS fenders! I've got Velo 65, which I installed permanently on my hardtail commuter, and Raceblade Pro XL on my road bike for wet rides.

Thank you for the review! I got a question regarding the inner portion of the bracket 3:25 measurement on what stem width can it can cater. Thank you!

Very good review, it will be very interesting how will CS500 from coospo pan out, especially since it will be their first model with navigation.