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Tim Green
October 17th 05, 07:34 AM
Anyone got one of these, and can anyone tell me what they retail for ?
Cheers,
Tim

GPLama
October 17th 05, 07:40 AM
"Tim Green" wrote in message ...
> Anyone got one of these, and can anyone tell me what they retail for ?
> Cheers,
> Tim

nop, I bet Google can...

My tl-ld 600 came today - $30AUD to my door - woot ebay..


cheers,
GPL

dej
October 17th 05, 07:48 AM
"Tim Green" > wrote in message
...
> Anyone got one of these, and can anyone tell me what they retail for ?
> Cheers,
> Tim
>
yep ive had one for a few months?
i think i paid $54 on ebay.com.au
www.cecilwalker.com.au probably has them as well

Tim Green
October 17th 05, 07:52 AM
Yup Cecil has em, man $89 thats a bit expensive.
"dej" > wrote in message
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>
> "Tim Green" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Anyone got one of these, and can anyone tell me what they retail for ?
>> Cheers,
>> Tim
>>
> yep ive had one for a few months?
> i think i paid $54 on ebay.com.au
> www.cecilwalker.com.au probably has them as well
>
>

GPLama
October 17th 05, 07:58 AM
Yep - Tim, search "Cateye tail" on Ebay

JayWoo
October 17th 05, 09:58 AM
Tim Green Wrote:
> Anyone got one of these, and can anyone tell me what they retail for ?
> Cheers,
> Tim
Yeah I got 1, Lov it. I too got mine via da web, too ex-y here
($100.00ish AUS when I looked around 4 months ago).


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JayWoo

zog
October 17th 05, 10:51 AM
Tim Green wrote:
> Anyone got one of these, and can anyone tell me what they retail for ?
> Cheers,
> Tim
>
>

I paid about $42 delivered from ebay

aeek
October 17th 05, 12:12 PM
JayWoo Wrote:
> Yeah I got 1, Lov it. I too got mine via da web, too ex-y here
> ($100.00ish AUS when I looked around 4 months ago).

Seen a couple at work, wasn't impressed. One led more than my TL-LD600,
otherwise no brighter.
2 buttons=more hassle. Mounting vertically defeats the point of the end
leds.


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aeek

zog
October 17th 05, 02:29 PM
aeek wrote:
> JayWoo Wrote:
>
>>Yeah I got 1, Lov it. I too got mine via da web, too ex-y here
>>($100.00ish AUS when I looked around 4 months ago).
>
>
> Seen a couple at work, wasn't impressed. One led more than my TL-LD600,
> otherwise no brighter.
> 2 buttons=more hassle. Mounting vertically defeats the point of the end
> leds.
>
>

10leds, that bright you cannot look directly into the leds, 2 leds are
mounted on each end so makes it more visable from the side, hardly a
hassle to use the two buttons, just gives you more options in flash
pattern/solid light combos

and WTF would anyone mount one vertically?

BrettS
October 17th 05, 02:49 PM
zog wrote:

> aeek wrote:
>
>> JayWoo Wrote:
>>
>>> Yeah I got 1, Lov it. I too got mine via da web, too ex-y here
>>> ($100.00ish AUS when I looked around 4 months ago).
>>
>>
>>
>> Seen a couple at work, wasn't impressed. One led more than my TL-LD600,
>> otherwise no brighter.
>> 2 buttons=more hassle. Mounting vertically defeats the point of the end
>> leds.
>>
>>
>
> 10leds, that bright you cannot look directly into the leds, 2 leds are
> mounted on each end so makes it more visable from the side, hardly a
> hassle to use the two buttons, just gives you more options in flash
> pattern/solid light combos
>
> and WTF would anyone mount one vertically?

2 words... Wind Resistance.
:rolleyes:

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BrettS

aeek
October 17th 05, 02:54 PM
zog Wrote:
>
> and WTF would anyone mount one vertically?

on my tourer, the only consistantly visable spot is the back of the
rack frame next to the wheel, and I'm not keen on pointing things at
the wheel.
Seat post don't work, I usually have a rack bag.


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aeek

Peter McCallum
October 17th 05, 11:51 PM
aeek > wrote:

> zog Wrote:
> >
> > and WTF would anyone mount one vertically?
>
> on my tourer, the only consistantly visable spot is the back of the
> rack frame next to the wheel, and I'm not keen on pointing things at
> the wheel.
> Seat post don't work, I usually have a rack bag.

That's the problem I have too. The only light that seems to work in that
situation is the original rectangular Vistalite tail light.
Unfortunately they aren't imported into Australia any longer. I had to
buy them from Pricepoint http://www.pricepoint.com in the US, but the
delivery charges were greater than the cost of the lights. They sell
sets of two lights for US$13 but the shipping costs US$36!

Peter
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Peter McCallum
Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

aeek
October 18th 05, 09:11 AM
Peter McCallum Wrote:
> aeek > wrote:
>
> > Seat post don't work, I usually have a rack bag.
>
> That's the problem I have too. The only light that seems to work in
> that
> situation is the original rectangular Vistalite tail light.
>

My TL LD600 clamp doesn't work there, but its two pieces held together
with bolt&nut so I swapped half with something that does. No idea what
that bit came with.


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aeek

notqytryt
February 24th 08, 04:05 PM
and WTF would anyone mount one vertically?[/color]

2 words... Wind Resistance.
:rolleyes:

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BrettS[/QUOTE]

Wind resistance ? you dont need to be a physics major to know it doesnt make any difference if it horizontal or vertiical. equal amounts of area will creat equal amounts of wind resistance. Now if you were to mount it sideways you would cut down on wind resistance. In my opinion if you are worried about how much wind resistance is caused by a tail light. Clip it to the back of your jersey/shirt... Voila "NO WIND RESISTANCE!"

notqytryt
February 24th 08, 04:07 PM
and WTF would anyone mount one vertically?[/color]

2 words... Wind Resistance.
:rolleyes:

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BrettS

Wind resistance ? you dont need to be a physics major to know it doesnt make any difference if it horizontal or vertiical. equal amounts of area will creat equal amounts of wind resistance. Now if you were to mount it sideways you would cut down on wind resistance. In my opinion if you are worried about how much wind resistance is caused by a tail light. Clip it to the back of your jersey/shirt... Voila "NO WIND RESISTANCE!"[/QUOTE]

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