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Review: Lupine Wilma 7

Last year, when folks asked me for the best light, I would say "Lupine Wilma 7". It wasn't cheap but if someone was looking for the ultimate setup, this was the one that deliver ultimate brightness and flexibility.

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Review: Serfas True 750

This new player was showing hints of brilliance on the the self-contained category but we just wanted more light so it would be sufficient for trail riding. So now, we are happy to see the the Serfas True 750 which actually measures better at 773 lumens.

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Review: NiteRider Lumina 700

So now comes the the Lumina 700. It's just a little better than the 650, but it is dialed already and is NiteRider's best selling light of all time, selling about 30,000 units last year.

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Review: CatEye Volt 1200

This light is definitely a winner with its price to performance ratio.  It is a potent little package that throws a lot of light.

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Review: Lezyne Mini Drive XL

This stubby little light from Lezyne is interesting at $75 with 250 Lumens that lasts about an hour. The light has the 'infinite' battery design which is field replaceable if the rider carries spare batteries.

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