Exposure Lights 24

Exposure Lights 24 - World's first dedicated solo 24 hour race and qualifier for the Solo World 24 Hour Championships.


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Exposure Lights Diablo review from Velo News tech editor Zack Vestal

This appeared in the April issue of Velo News, page 64 "Commuter Gear".

"The Diablo headlight is a compact, powerful and sophisticated front light. It's petite and versatile for commuting, but adequately powerful for threading a little singletrack after work.  In contrast to the Light and Motion Stella series or the MiNewt from NiteRider, Diablo is a self contained unit, with the lamp and the battery housed in a machined aluminum body similar to a small flashlight.  Other companies make self-contained lamp and battery lights, but at 700 lumens claimed output on "high," the Diablo is much brighter than anything we've found of its type. Plus, at just 130 grams with the included aluminum quick-release handlebar bracket, it's very light. 

One cool feature is the Smart Port, which functions as an input jack for piggyback batteries to extend burn time, a jack for a handlebar mounted remote on/off switch, or an output jack to power an accessory helmet or seatpost mounted rear light.

The Diablo has four light settings (high,medium, low and flashing) toggled via a single on/off button on the rear of the light body. Claimed burn time on high is one hour, but in a test burn I coaxed almost 90 minutes out of it. Running the light at lower output extends the burn time significantly. Time to full charge is about four hours. Burn times and basic operating information is conveniently etched on the light body. The on/off button doubles as a charge/low battery indicator light. 

After a few months of commuting in all conditions, I've found it to be a sweet little light. It's visibly brighter than other lights I've used, and throws a nice focused beam with just enough dispersion for peripheral vision. Plus, the flashing mode is great for safety in high traffic intersections. The construction is bomber. I love the absence of battery cables and heft, especially when used with the included helmet mount. The aluminum handlebar bracket works well, too, but installation requires a 4mm Allen wrench. It's quite secure, but I switch bikes frequently, so I need to swap the bracket from bike to bike, which isn't quick.  Additional handlebar brackets are available separately." - Z.V.

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We are announcing the winner of a Exposure Lights Diablo helmet mounted bicycle light. Dylan Menges we're happy to provide you with "The finishing touch to your new Surly Pugsley: an Exposure light!" Please email us your address information at info at exposurelightsusa dot com and we'll ship it... out to you. Congratulations Dylan!

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Exposure Lights Toro

Toro - New for 2010!

Featuring the most advanced LED available – the new P7 that produces up to 700 lumens of retina searing brightness.

Almost as much brightness as our brightest light, the MaXx D. No cables and connectors to come loose or get wet, all in a tiny package that weighs an incredible 276 grams with the mount included.

The Exposure Lights Toro bicycle light is super bright with an even beam pattern to give you great peripheral vision and depth perception.

Toro could possibly be the best kept cycling light secret so far: super bright from the amazing new P7 emitter, long burn times at the highest setting, small, lightweight and, of course cable-free.

Specifications:

Weight: 276g with mount
Output: 700 Lumens
Emitter: 1 X Seoul P7
Functions: MaXx / High / Low / Flashing
Burn Times: 3 hr / 10hrs / 24hrs/ days!
Dimensions: Diameter at widest point 45mm/ Length 114mm
Features:

Includes Quick release handlebar mount compatible with all bar diameters
Collimated lens with dual beam optics long and wide beam pattern.
Fully sealed against the elements
Cable Free- Fully contained design
Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
Fuel Gauge battery life indicator and light level indicator
Emergency reserve fuel tank
Accepts Smart Port Technology accessories such as Piggyback batteries and a Red Eye rear light.
Sophisticated CNC machined alloy body, anodized and laser etched for tough durability
Comes with branded protective zip up storage case.
Exclusive USA compatible 2 pin Smart charger with charge level indicator.
Warranty:

Exposure Lights are not available through bike stores. Purchase direct from IBEX Sports, the exclusive authorized US importer to ensure you get the correct charger and for technical and warranty support.

LEDs lifetime
Complete light including battery: 2 Years.

Accessories other users have purchased for this light:
Joystick
RedEye
Spare Bar mount

14 day Money Back Guarantee!
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Exposure Lights Toro bike light review at Road.cc

Road.cc tested Exposure Lights Toro - a few words from their verdict: "Excellent" "Compact" "Powerful" Check out the link to the full review.

Ignore the price comments as the Toro price from IBEX Sports (exclusive North American importer and Distributor) is $269 - the lowest price ever.

Facebook Fan page Exposure Lights Diablo helmet mounted bicycle light winner announced!

Happy March first folks! We are announcing the winner of a Exposure Lights Diablo helmet mounted bicycle light. Dylan Menges we're happy to provide you with "The finishing touch to your new Surly Pugsley: an Exposure light!" . Congratulations Dylan!