the great roberto
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Anyone out there got any experience of using these p7 led torches on their bikes? I know its not retro, but they do seem to offer 900 lumens in a small package for under £50
P7 led lights.
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I have not tried any, but there is a lad local to me selling some decent ones for £30.00 (900 lumen, cree led, single aa battery) looks quite a nice piece of kit.
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martintobikes
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hi
We have been using and selling these lights for around 6 months now and they offer tremendous value for money.
the build is good but they require tightening of the internal parts prior to use.
Battery life on the 2 function model is around 2 hours full beam !! and we completed 10 dark laps of the strathpuffer using only 5 batteries between us.
worth every penny , drop a line if you need any other info
regards martin
hi
We have been using and selling these lights for around 6 months now and they offer tremendous value for money.
the build is good but they require tightening of the internal parts prior to use.
Battery life on the 2 function model is around 2 hours full beam !! and we completed 10 dark laps of the strathpuffer using only 5 batteries between us.
worth every penny , drop a line if you need any other info
regards martin
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the great roberto
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Re: p7 lights
Actually intrested in the torch type so , that I can stick on the helmet. I already have 2 Hope 1's on the bars. So pls advise on prices etc and pics if you have them. A lot of people are raving about them. If there's a bandwagon, I need to be on it
martintobikes":2a3n4kjn said:
Actually intrested in the torch type so , that I can stick on the helmet. I already have 2 Hope 1's on the bars. So pls advise on prices etc and pics if you have them. A lot of people are raving about them. If there's a bandwagon, I need to be on it
suburbanreuben
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Keeps your head warm too! 
Here you go, I'm using this since a year and it has been great. Even the middle outpit level is good enough for nightbiking and on High beam the traffic will stop for you :roll: I'm getting 1,5 hour full blast out of a single Lipo battery charge. So I ride with one spare in the Camelbak and switch after an hour. The remaining charge is good for another hour on Medium as my back-up.
Plus I've just got myself the Bike specific version with a remote mounted 4 cell battery pack, just in so not ridden yet:
Enjoy!!
Plus I've just got myself the Bike specific version with a remote mounted 4 cell battery pack, just in so not ridden yet:
Enjoy!!
CarrotCake
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I've been running a Aurora, single cell p7 torch for over a year for commuting and off road. One cell provides around 2hr of light that is intense enough to ride quickly off road on full beam. If you carry a few rechargable cells with you it is possible to ride mutidayers or enduro events without the need to stop and recharge.
