Exposure Maxx Lights
Discussion
Just to let you know that Wiggle appear to have stock of the Exposure Maxx lights, I know a few other companies have had trouble getting them in stock, CRC for example have a waiting list. I've bought an Enduro last night and it has been despatched this morning, so if your trying to get hold on one this side of christmas, give them a try.
Bigfoot Bikes:
http://www.bigfootwebshop.co.uk/index.php?module=p...
Have had my Joystick Maxx for over a month now....
http://www.bigfootwebshop.co.uk/index.php?module=p...
Have had my Joystick Maxx for over a month now....
option click said:
Bigfoot Bikes:
http://www.bigfootwebshop.co.uk/index.php?module=p...
Have had my Joystick Maxx for over a month now....
How are you getting on with that? I very nearly bought one, but wasn't convinced it would be powerful enough as a single light for off road riding.http://www.bigfootwebshop.co.uk/index.php?module=p...
Have had my Joystick Maxx for over a month now....
WildCards said:
option click said:
Bigfoot Bikes:
http://www.bigfootwebshop.co.uk/index.php?module=p...
Have had my Joystick Maxx for over a month now....
How are you getting on with that? I very nearly bought one, but wasn't convinced it would be powerful enough as a single light for off road riding.http://www.bigfootwebshop.co.uk/index.php?module=p...
Have had my Joystick Maxx for over a month now....
I only use it for commuting - I doubt it would be very much use off road, unless used as a helmet light in conjunction with a more substantial handlebar-mounted unit.
option click said:
It's really good - the brightness and burn time is amzazing considering how small and light it is.
I only use it for commuting - I doubt it would be very much use off road, unless used as a helmet light in conjunction with a more substantial handlebar-mounted unit.
Cheers click, you've just added weight to what I already thought. I don't feel so bad about spending £270 this close to christmas.I only use it for commuting - I doubt it would be very much use off road, unless used as a helmet light in conjunction with a more substantial handlebar-mounted unit.
The light was delivered on Thursday last week and I managed to get out for a cheeky ride last night.
Initial thoughts are that it is an extremely well made, well thought out piece of kit, everything is easy to do and it weighs bugger all. I rode through a few fields, along bridleways, away from the ambiente city glow and it lit my way adequately on the 'low' setting and very well on the 'ride' setting, I think 'maxx' will only be needed in the most extreme cases. The QR bracket is alot tougher than it looks and hols the lights in place firmly, I managed to rattle down some rough terrain on my HT without unsettling it at all.
The only negative I can foresee is the width of the spread, as I had it set-up I was looking at probably 5/6 feet of ground width being lit before me, although the distance is more than impressive.
Initial thoughts are that it is an extremely well made, well thought out piece of kit, everything is easy to do and it weighs bugger all. I rode through a few fields, along bridleways, away from the ambiente city glow and it lit my way adequately on the 'low' setting and very well on the 'ride' setting, I think 'maxx' will only be needed in the most extreme cases. The QR bracket is alot tougher than it looks and hols the lights in place firmly, I managed to rattle down some rough terrain on my HT without unsettling it at all.
The only negative I can foresee is the width of the spread, as I had it set-up I was looking at probably 5/6 feet of ground width being lit before me, although the distance is more than impressive.
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