[RBW] Re: Singletracking/Offroading with Dynamo Lights and Hubs

2019-05-08 Thread Marc40a
I use a Son28 with a Sinewave Beacon and the biggest advantage for night riding is the ability to supplement the power with a small lipstick sized charger. The steady output is appreciated for technical, slow uphills, or even hike-a-bike sections. One charge (3300 mah capacity battery, I

Re: [RBW] Re: Singletracking/Offroading with Dynamo Lights and Hubs

2019-05-01 Thread John McBurney
If I’m in a situation where I think I might need a More light for a period of time during a bike packing adventure I might be tempted to carry one of my many battery lights to use as a supplement. I do find the beam pattern of the IQ-X to be compelling though. The very worst night ride I ever

[RBW] Re: Singletracking/Offroading with Dynamo Lights and Hubs

2019-05-01 Thread Chris Corral
I've always preferred Shutter Precision for my hubs. I rode Colorado Trail and Baja Divide with B IQ-X and honestly it was a great light. Perfect on road, good enough on the trail. I have since upgraded to a Sinewave, which is crazy bright. In theory, it can be run off of an external battery,

[RBW] Re: Singletracking/Offroading with Dynamo Lights and Hubs

2019-04-29 Thread ted
I used to do a mixed terrain commute in the SF Bay area. I always felt that my german road legal shaped beam headlights did a fine job lighting my way. I frequently encountered trail users coming the other way with what I presume were uber bright circular beam lights. I hated those lights. They