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Review: NiteRider Stinger USB
This is just a tiny little tail light with some good animation and side visibility. Its claim to fame is it is rechargeable. At $35, that's quite an achievement.
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Review: Gemini Lights Duo 1500
The Gemini Duo is ideal for helmet mounting as it it provides a lightweight head, very similar to the Lupine Piko 4. It throws out a nice 1208 Lumen beam pattern for a run time of 1:30.
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Review: Gemini Lights Olympia 2100
85 gram light head makes it ideal for either bar or helmet use and impressive programmability gives the light a lot of range for different applications.
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2014 Mtbr Bike Lights Shootout: Lumen Measurements
Mtbr works so hard to demystify LED output. The ultimate test is using an integrating sphere to measure light output. This piece of equipment costs about $20,000- $100,000 to purchase and requires a trained technician to operate.
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