This is a late reply, but I've found the most important thing in choosing a home brew bike light is to find a driver that can handle all the bumps you hit. The second consideration is how are you going to mount the light? The bigger and more massive, the more it will shake and bounce no matter how you mount it. I have used at least 3 single 18650 lights, and they all put out enough lumens to ride 15-20 mph in the dark of night. A single 18650 host will be much less massive and subject to bouncing. Building around a 6V 2 cell XHP 70.2 will be a challenge to find a bicycle mountable host, but good luck if you persist. The best driver I have used is a 3V (look at a 3V XHP 70.2) 17mm DrJones H17Fx Driver w/ lucidrv2 - 7135 + FET from Mountain Electronics. As the description says "If mounted on a bike, bumps may cause the battery to lose contact to the driver for a very short moment, which many drivers interpret as a button tap and change modes. This driver however ignores those bumps and keeps it's mode." Good luck!