Showing posts with label Maxx D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maxx D. Show all posts

Thursday, October 25, 2012

 

Join us this weekend at NEMBA's Wicked Ride of the East. Come check out the 2013 Exposure Lights. This is a favorite of ours, looking forward to the Chili and riding. See you there!

 

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Exposure Lights - 12 Hours of Millstone, VT


Exposure Lights USA will be at the upcoming 12 Hours of Millstone, July 28th in Websterville, VT. We will have a limited number of rental lights available for anyone who is in need or interested in trying them out. We will have Diablo and Maxx D lights available.


Please email us to reserve your light or for more information.


Thanks!

Friday, March 30, 2012

Demo an Exposure Light at the 2012 Sea Otter

Did you wish you had a new light this past Winter - Been thinking of buying one of the latest generation LEDs? Going 24 hour racing? Now is a great time to 'try before you buy' with no obligation.

Reading reviews doesn't always tell the whole story, but taking one out in the dark will give you valuable feedback when you are ready to replace the old light!

Again this year, we will be offering free overnight demos
Thursday - Saturday, April 19-21, to Sea Otter attendees. Whether you are camping or staying in a hotel, grab a light to check out and 'try before you buy'. Exposure Lights pioneered the cable free design, with LED based, high output, super bright lighting systems for cyclists. They continue to lead the market with the current range.
Take the opportunity to check out the 2012 lights including the Diablo, Maxx D, Six Pack and Toro.

To obtain a confirmed reservation on a specific night, please email us with your preferred date and we'll confirm your reservation and provide you further details and instructions by email.

Sorry, demos limited to those over 21 years old with proper ID and credit card for security.

We are in booth #303 in the first grass expo pod closest to the food court.
Look for the Exposure Lights tent and flags.
See you there!
Steve & James at Exposure Lights USA.

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Sea Otter / MTBR.com competition - win a Free Maxx D!

Announcing our latest competition!  Win an Exposure Lights Maxx D!

You can play at MTBR.com or stop by our booth at Sea Otter or send us an email!

Here's your chance to ditch the cable and clunky external battery and enjoy the new generation of high powered, cable free lights!

Your ipod doesn't have an external battery and your cell phone sure doesn't either (they used to before consumers wised up to the benefits of a self contained unit!)

We would like to demostrate that ditching the external battery doesn't mean you lose anything - especially burn time!

The spec burn time on the brightest 960 lumen setting on our top of the line model – the Maxx D is 3 hours, but as all users know, it delivers over that by a significant margin!

Here’s what we are asking you to do:

If you are at Sea Otter – come by and enter and you get the inside line on how much time has already elapsed by checking the VDO stopwatch! We’ll be running separate burns all weekend.

OR

Simply post the hours, minutes, seconds in a post at MTBR.com.

We’ll be monitoring the burn time on the stopwatch and will check the stopwatch against the posts at 12pm Sunday and then announce the winner by posting an image of the stopwatch on the forum and blog.

Good luck playing!

Friday, February 19, 2010

Exposure Lights help Team Helly Hansen win the Wenger Patagonian Expedition Race title for the second year running!

Congratulations to Team Helly Hansen on their incredible win, again. Andy Wilson explains how the team used Exposure Lights to their advantage in this really testing race
 
"We used MaxX-Ds on the bikes, and Joysticks in headstraps on the trekking stages supplemented with a Diablo whose awesome power was invaluable in searching out the best route in the difficult mountain stages...we used the Diablo a lot to trail find at night in the mountains which meant we could move when I´m sure a lot of other teams would have to stop... or get lost..."
For the full race report