Princeton Tec EOS Bike Light

Product #: BT-1891

Price: $42.99

Overall Rating: 5 Stars

based on 3 reviews
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The combination of a new Maxbright LED and the Princeton Tec-designed optimized lens collimator maximizes the beam by balancing long throw with localized lighting. Recognizing that different amounts of light are needed for different riding conditions, the EOS is equipped with 3 brightness levels and a blinking mode; further insuring your safety. The use of high grade materials guarantees durability and strong resistance to water, weather and environmental conditions. With handlebar, helmet, and headlamp mounting attachments this is the perfect 3 in 1 light for today's touring enthusiast.

Specs

Power: 50 lumens

Lamp: 1 maxbright LED

Burn time: 121 hours

Batteries: 3 AAA batteries (alkaline/lithium)

Weight: 105g , 3.7 oz

Attachments: handlebar mount, headlamp strap and helmet bracket

Customer Reviews

	Very good- I probably expect too much by a member from South Brunswick, NJ on Nov 9, 2009
	It has suficed very well though I wouldn't want to navigate dark roads at high speed relying on it. Unfortunately I can't mount it on my handbars because I have "cheateder brakes" because I sometime ride in cities so I mount it on my helmet which work just fine, maube even better. Its not as bright as I thought but I have to admit my epectation are probably too high, it really does work well as long as you're not trying to push the speed

	Versatile and Well Made by a member from Colorado on Aug 4, 2009
	For the money, an excellent and versatile light. Can be used as a headlamp as well as a bike light. No need to spend more.

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	Light Bright, or bright light? by Josh Tack from Missoula, MT on Jun 11, 2009
	I have had great luck with Princeton Tec headlamps in the past, which is a big reason why I purchased this light for my bike. The actual unit is a bit on the heavy side for a sturdy head lamp (head strap included), but it's right at home mounted to the handlebars, front rack, fork, or anywhere else on your bike. The narrow beam is super bright, perfect for city commuting or night rides on country roads. Since it doesn't have a wide beam, I wouldn't recommend it for off-road trails where there could be trees and snags, but anything smooth is ideal. Excellent bang for the buck with this one, just make sure you don't point it directly into your co-worker's eye.
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