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Planet Bike Sport Spot Headlight Dual Mount LED

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Planet Bike Sport Spot Headlight Dual Mount LED

(11 customer reviews)

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L90

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4 Super bright white LEDs for maximum visibility and to illuminate your way Soft touch power switch accesses flashing and 2 or 4 LED steady modes Multipurpose light can mount to head, helmet or handlebars Includes handlebar mount, helmet strap and head strap Up to 100 hr. runtime on 3 AAA batteries (included)

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Product Details

Product Length:	9.25 inches
Product Width:	4.5 inches
Product Height:	2.75 inches
Product Weight:	0.35 pounds
Package Length:	9.2 inches
Package Width:	4.6 inches
Package Height:	2.8 inches
Package Weight:	0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 11 reviews

Features

Extreme LED's 300% Brighter
Includes headband for head or helmet mount
Also includes handlebar mount
Takes AAA batteries (included)
Up to 100 hours of runtime

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Very bright light for being seen Dec 17, 2009
This is a great light for riding in cities. It's very bright for being seen by drivers and pedestrians and even for maneuvering though some rough patches of asphalt on dimly lit streets. While there are four modes, the only ones to use are all lit or all blinking (I don't see the point of having just the two outer or inner LEDs on). The battery life is also fairly long, but definitely not 100 hours as claimed, even on blinking mode.

I've used this light while riding through moderate rainfall and it has worked perfectly. The handlebar mount is very stable and it's easy to release the light when locking up (yet it has never fallen off due to bumps). The small size is another benefit when carrying it in your jacket pocket.

I've used the light as a headlamp while camping and don't like it much for that. The headband is very uncomfortable since there's no cushion on the mounting bracket. I'm left with a sore indentation on my forehead. The light also does not tilt like a good headlamp should.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Fantastic Light Dec 08, 2009
I've added this light to my collection to fill in those spots where my headlights don't hit. This light is great when you're on a curvy bike path to light up where you are going. It has 3 options. Wide angle, focused and all on. I usually use the all-on setting as it provides both a focused and wide angle view. It was easy to mount to the helmet, although the strap can be a bit small, but it will work with a bit of trial and error. I also like how it comes with a headstrap, so I can use it around the house. As for the light itself. It's very bright and definitely fills in the dark spots on the trail. Plus it's very useful for aiming towards drivers that are about to turn in front of you, it catches their attention. It's very lightweight and combined with the helmet taillight, I don't notice the extra weight at all. I highly recommend this for anyone who does commuting both on dark bike trails and on city and residential streets.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

versatile little light Dec 28, 2008
A lot of light out of this compact unit. Bought two of these for a friend who rides busy city streets as this light, while having 4 LEDs, doesn't offer a 2-on, 2-flashing option like my Blackburn Quadrant. He uses one flashing on his handlebars to be seen by traffic/pedestrians and the other on his helmet for illumination. He loves them. Plus the headband option is great for camping.

failed on first use Nov 24, 2008
Looks good and works fine - once -
The small on / off and selection switch failed with the first usage. It is far too fragile.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Excellent! Jul 04, 2008
I use this as part of my night-riding gear and it is great. Having a light that shines with your gaze is invaluable --and its light weight is a luxury. The mounting options that came with the light were unimpressive however. After tinkering with them for a bit, I used an ordinary velcro strap which I threaded through two front vents on my helmet. I clipped the light onto that and have been very satisfied.