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Review: Exposure Lights Diablo Mk.6
Mounting, ergonomics and weight continue to be excellent as the ultimate flashlight gets brighter with 1140 measured Lumens.
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Review: CatEye Volt 700
$120 with a measured 773 lumens, 2 hour run time is a winner. Plus it has Cateye quality.
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Review: Light & Motion Seca 2000 Race
It's a little long in the tooth, but it still has one of the best beam patterns in the business. The Seca 2000 continues to impress with a wide and efficient beam pattern that lights up the trail and the periphery. Check out the riding video with the Seca 2000 in action.
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Review: Sigma Buster 200
To see or to be seen, this $45 light from Sigma actually achieves both. And that is a first at this price point.
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Review: Bontrager Ion 700
Sporting a big beam pattern, the Bontrager Ion 700 delivers with the smallest package and the lowest price in the 700 Lumen category.
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