Bike light question.

[RdlyLite]

Hello everyone. Long time no post, but everday reader. hehe. My little sister and bro want to join me on my almost nightly walks with my dogs. But they don't have the energy or strength to walk what we walk so they are gonna be taking their bikes. Local law requires a bike headlight and brake light (i think...). So I was thinking that this may do the job being that I already own a couple of lights that might fit it. Anyone have any opinions/experienc on that set up? Or is their another cost effective solution?

Thanks.

 

[dano]

Cali. law requires a headlight, tail light and reflectors.

Looks OK to me...

 

[RdlyLite]

Lol. I knew I probably shouldve posted it somewhere else. Pardon my ignorance as I gotten used to the "old" simplicity. I sure hope someone else can chime in.

Thanks, Dano.

 

[greenLED]

Yup, the twofish lockblocks are your best option for attaching regular lights to a bike. For rear light, I strongly recommend the SuperFlash - there's nothing like it out there, and it doesn't break the bank either:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=164686

 

[eltel999]

I agree with GreenLED, the lockblocks work great. I have two mounted on my handlebars and they stay secure even in driving rain.

You can get Cyclopblocks also made by twofish and they will hold a slightly larger flashlight.

The Planet Bike Superflash is great, I bought one and it's definately the best rear light I've had.

Regards,

Terry