Bicycle Lights
State Law on Bike Lights

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Below are just a few examples of what sell. Visit us to see the latest models. Light technology is always changing!
We also sell dynamo (generator) hubs and lights that are powered by them.
Super Nova are our favorite. We have a test bike you can check out.

H e a d l i g h t s :

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Cateye

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Busch & Müller

T a i l l i g h t s :

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CatEye

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Spanninga

H e l m e t     L i g h t s :

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Planet Bike

Front green or yellow blinky lights from the 1980s and early 1990s are dangerous!

Before the blue LED was invented, allowing white LED light to be made, light companies used green or yellow, however,
the GREEN or YELLOW front blinky lights offer little benefit.
Here is why:

  • They are a "random element in the traffic mix", drivers may not know if you are coming or going!
    (Green means go! Yellow looks like a construction barricade)

  • They are not standard! Car drivers may think you are something else.

  • The green or yellowish light doesn't penetrate very far. Red light travels a long way.
    This is why car taillights are red and why Christmas lights all look orange or red from far away.
    The blue and green ones dim out over distance.

  • Also, ALL blinky lights are harder to see from inside a car on a rainy night. Solid red is better. White flashing lights are actually illegal and modern LEDs are far too bright.

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