The Taz / Seca is a great bar light, but it's too heavy for helmet use. I found it gives quite the bobble-head feeling, especially if mounted up top. I found not only did I have to wear my full face (prefer half lid since I'm only riding at 75% at night), but I had to wear goggles to help stabilize it. My Taz 2000 stays on my bars now, and an Outbound Lighting Hangover goes up top. That weighs literally half as much as a Taz 1200, and the shape of it is much lower profile as well (further helps with the bobble-head feeling).
Oct. 30, 2020, 12:55 p.m. - Andeh
The Taz / Seca is a great bar light, but it's too heavy for helmet use. I found it gives quite the bobble-head feeling, especially if mounted up top. I found not only did I have to wear my full face (prefer half lid since I'm only riding at 75% at night), but I had to wear goggles to help stabilize it. My Taz 2000 stays on my bars now, and an Outbound Lighting Hangover goes up top. That weighs literally half as much as a Taz 1200, and the shape of it is much lower profile as well (further helps with the bobble-head feeling).