Wow, that’s a lot of light for $95 - I might need to check this one out.
I’ve been pretty impressed with the outbound hangover light. 105g +20g for the mount. Medium is plenty bright for general riding. I’d describe the beam pattern as spot + flood. It’s not as big and even as a Seca 2000 system, but it’s great as a helmet light.
I’d say nearly 1/3 of riders are now using the hangover on our weekly night rides.
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I go back and forth between Taz 1200 and Seca 2000 system on the bars, depending on the ride. I’ve been tempted to pick up the Seca Comp, but as you mentioned the price/performance seems to be lagging this year.
Considering the weight and price of this Blackburn, I could see running two on the bars. Having 3 of the same light would provide plenty of backup - redundancy. And would still cost under $300
Oct. 15, 2021, 6:34 a.m. - Vincent Edwards
Wow, that’s a lot of light for $95 - I might need to check this one out. I’ve been pretty impressed with the outbound hangover light. 105g +20g for the mount. Medium is plenty bright for general riding. I’d describe the beam pattern as spot + flood. It’s not as big and even as a Seca 2000 system, but it’s great as a helmet light. I’d say nearly 1/3 of riders are now using the hangover on our weekly night rides. — I go back and forth between Taz 1200 and Seca 2000 system on the bars, depending on the ride. I’ve been tempted to pick up the Seca Comp, but as you mentioned the price/performance seems to be lagging this year. Considering the weight and price of this Blackburn, I could see running two on the bars. Having 3 of the same light would provide plenty of backup - redundancy. And would still cost under $300