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Light Theft (solutions — small pocket lights, or heavy duty well secured lights?)
You know the story. You want to go for a pint in town and its light when you set out but will be dark by the time you've finished your "pint". Now I already have a wallet, phone and house keys in my Jeans, so where am I going to stuff my lights?? I went to the shop and asked to have Dynamo lights fitted just because I — either rightly or wrongly — assume they're less attractive to thieves for a number of reasons (one being they're harder to steal). The shop keeper doesn't seem to think they're all that good or reliable. So are there any *good* and very *small* lights suitable for pockets? Yes I can wear a coat, or take a ruck sack with me etc etc but I'm looking for something a bit more practical. Alternatively I will just have to find some that secure better to the bike rather than quick release types. I live in Cambridge and bikes and parts on bikes disappear within seconds so suggestions welcome. |
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