Great bike lights at a great price
This is a bargain that I'm sure you guys & gals will love. Highly recommended now with daylight savings here (for some states, at least), ideal for those of us who ride early mornings and/or late evenings. (Or maybe get in super early for next winter…)
RRP is $89.99, cheapest I could find elsewhere currently is ~$79.99 @ Rebel.
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Looks good. I'm hoping you bought them so I'll ask how they actually attach to the bike as I can't seem to see how from the pics.
On the rear of each light (hidden in the pics) it is a really easy clip attachment strap. Photos below* may help.
*Note: Not our photos, credit to each respective website owner.
http://cdn.coresites.factorymedia.com/rcuk/wp-content/upload…
http://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/kn…
Note that neither photo is this product exactly, but it demonstrates how it works. Hope this helps.
I have these bike lights and the attachment strap on my front one split in half. Now I have to use a rubber band to keep the light attached. Knog really need to focus on their quality standards.
this may come in handy for you & others who buy these things and end up having to repair them… :P
http://mschausprojects.blogspot.com.au/2014/11/knog-blinder-…
yeah, its a fundamental design flaw, wrong material choice. Elastomers don't fare well under permanent high elongation, they fail due to 'craze cracking'. I get the impression Knog are a bunch of industrial designers that only care about the looks, not the performance or durability. The optics on these things are non-existent, maning the front light is only good to be seen by, no good for lighting up the way ahead. And the battery is simply too small for anything but daily charge (for the front light, anyway)
Looks pretty good.