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B@rt
Flashaholic
Neat stuff
, but remember to put a counterweight on the other side of the rim to maintain balance...
I wonder how they would look on my recumbent...
I wonder how they would look on my recumbent...
B@rt
Flashaholic
A side note:
How about just put it opposite the air-valve? Maybe add a few extra nuts to the valve for balance ?
Hmmm, might be something worth trying ...
How about just put it opposite the air-valve? Maybe add a few extra nuts to the valve for balance ?
Hmmm, might be something worth trying ...
Canuke
Enlightened
Would the weight of these things actually be enough to throw off the balance? They don't weigh more than a dead cockroach or speck of mud or ice, which occur on wheels regularly.
I've got two reds and two blues. I'd never use them on my car, I don't want the ricer image (it's a Honda with alloy wheels) but they'd be great for bike safety.
They are also good motion detectors... fake car alarm devices perhaps?
I've got two reds and two blues. I'd never use them on my car, I don't want the ricer image (it's a Honda with alloy wheels) but they'd be great for bike safety.
They are also good motion detectors... fake car alarm devices perhaps?
BentHeadTX
Flashlight Enthusiast
I put a red one on the front wheel of my recumbent, they work quite well when you consider what they are! Hokey Spokes are the ultimate for LED wheel lites though, they run $100 for a set of three VS $10 for a pair of tire flys.
leddite
Enlightened
http://hokeyspokes.com has cool stuph!
