For everyone who really gets into it - at least on the terrain we ride locally - the end game is generally a big, bright, and boldly trail illuminating system - or two.
NiteRider Pro, L+M Seca, I still see the odd Lupine, etc.
And there was a time when that kind of investment was pretty essential to enjoying technical trails.
It is nice to be able to get a really good taste for under $200 (say the Ion Pro + GoPro helmet mount). I’ve confidently hit any Blue and the easier Blacks with that light. Although I’m much faster - and able to tackle more terrain - with the Pro turned on too.
Sept. 12, 2018, 7:54 a.m. - Andrew Major
For everyone who really gets into it - at least on the terrain we ride locally - the end game is generally a big, bright, and boldly trail illuminating system - or two. NiteRider Pro, L+M Seca, I still see the odd Lupine, etc. And there was a time when that kind of investment was pretty essential to enjoying technical trails. It is nice to be able to get a really good taste for under $200 (say the Ion Pro + GoPro helmet mount). I’ve confidently hit any Blue and the easier Blacks with that light. Although I’m much faster - and able to tackle more terrain - with the Pro turned on too.