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Review: Lezyne Deca Drive
This Deca Drive is largely unchanged from last year, but it's still one of the better self-contained bar lights around since it has a lovely beam pattern for $160.
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Review: CatEye Volt 1200
The CatEye Volt 1200 sports 1253 measured Lumens for $200. It's a good choice if you're not in a hot night riding area like Arizona.
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Review: Light & Motion Taz 1200
The good news on the Light & Motion Taz 1200 is the price dropped from $300 to $240. The bad news is the run time remained the same at 1:30 hours on high, but it still has one of the best beam patterns around.
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Review: Lupine Wilma 7
The output is a staggering 2770 measured Lumens and the weight is just 360 grams. Couple that with long run times and a fast charge time and we're ready to crown this high-end champ of the lights arena.
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Review: Serfas USL-305
Delivering 371 Lumens at $50, this minimalist light from Serfas delivers an incredible value. It's a great commuter light, but it's got potential as a supplementary trail light too.
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