[OrRando] Re: Lighting

[Jon Beilby]

I used a 5w dinotte on the glacier ride, worked well, it's tiny, throws a
near field flood versus long range spot, might not be adequate for pitch
blck rainy 40 mph descents but otherwise I liked it. takes 4 AAs in a 99
cent battery case available from radio shack so you can have more batts
ready for quick exchange using the 9v batt type snap connector.

batt life was enough to get to montana on one set of expensive AAs, it was
the longest day of the year however so none of this all night long in the
rain PBP type experience.

150$ from portland's own
http://www.biketiresdirect.com/productdetail.asp?p=3DDL2AA


cheers
jon


On 9/19/07, b hamon <periwinklekog at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hey kids -- if you want Shimano dyno-hubs you will
> have a bit of a wait.
> I just tried to order more from the distributor
> yesterday. We got his last two of the 2.4w. He's out
> of stock completely in te 3.0w. Tells me that neither
> will be available again until at least late
> October/early November.
> (Both of the hubs on order are already claimed by
> customers, sorry.)
>
> Seems there are, ahem, "delivery issues" with Shimano.
>
> Thought you'd wanna know.
> Beth at Citybikes
>
>
> http://bikelovejones.livejournal.com
>
>
>
>
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