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Awesome New Commuter Bike Light System: Revolights

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Check out this neat new bike lighting system for commuting. Recently funded by using a Kickstarter campaign, the guys at Revolights have finished their rounds of prototyping and will have lights ready to ship in March 2012. Click the link to their website for specs and to sign up to be notified by email when the lights are ready for purchase.

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Kenny
Kenny
12 years ago

AMAZING! that is a super great idea that works.literally a life saving invention. great work

wv cycling
12 years ago

I’m still young and somewhat foolish when it comes to gear like this. I’m sure those rims or the material needed to create this would double the weight of my 1215g wheelset 🙁

Xris
Xris
12 years ago

For commuters this would be perfect. The ones who don’t care about their 1215g wheelset. As a fellow weight weenie myself, you don’t have light wheels until you hit the sub 1000g mark. You’re running lead weights for wheels my friend.

Robin2
Robin2
12 years ago

This is nothing new. Check out a bunch of Youtube videos showing even wilder, more in-your-face designs. Revolights, you’re once again late to the party. Fail.

Maple leafs
Maple leafs
12 years ago

1000g? You must be running tubulars.
Wouldn’t want to get big punctures or sidewall tears w/ tubulars.

Robin
12 years ago

I’d wager that Revolights wasn’t going for “wilder, more in-your-face” designs. Apparently they don’t care about having a pretty image displayed as a wheel spins. Certainly, their setup is likely better in terms of reliability since they don’t have kludge with a circuit board strapped to a spoke. As far as I’ve seen, Revolights appears to be the most logical design so far among the LED illuminated wheel crowd. It’s certainly not perfect, but it’s a good start.

Editz
Editz
12 years ago

Rig it to work with a dyno hub and I think you’ve got something.

Pete
12 years ago

1000g, 1215g…no matter. I hope than nobody is commuting on wheels like that.

Personally I’m all for this kind of thing. Late or not…nobody is marketing them as a product, at least not widely available!

I got hit by a car just this morning…with my lights and reflective stuff on…I’ll be in the market for more light, like this, since simple front and rear lights aren’t enough for all drivers to see.

xxyy
xxyy
12 years ago

From Revolights site….
WEIGHT PER WHEEL
7 ounces or 198 grams

Rob
Rob
12 years ago

The rear lights probably wont work with fenders.

mike
mike
12 years ago

really cool but pricey

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