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ATES, LIGHT THE WAY THE BIKE! HELMET TO HELMET DALE

" You see,

if you see,

harder give you "

-La Rondallita

If you like riding bike at night, very early in the morning, or rain, or fog, or on roads with many trees, or on streets with little (or none) lighting work then, for your own good, you put lights on your bike.

In PR the law requires all cyclists have front and rear lights if riding at night. The lights must be visible 500 feet away. The fifty U.S. states. UU. require use of a headlight at night. front light helps cars and pedestrians in front of the rider look to it. Four states also require use of a backlight. rear light helps the car behind the rider look to it.

There are different types of lights for different purposes. There are lights to see, and there are lights to be seen. For bike riding at night in the city, and in places with good lighting, the lights to be seen enough. For bike riding at night in suburbs, or fields, and in places with little or no lighting, you need to use lights to see. lights to see are more powerful than the lights to be seen.

should also be borne in mind that there are three types of bicycle light: halogen, LED (light emitting diode) and HED (high intensity discharge). Until recently, the halogen was the only option on the market. These lights are cheap, but not very efficient. This means that the batteries in these lights are spent quickly. The LEDs are more efficient, and come in smaller sizes. rarely damaged, and are very durable. The HID is the most illuminating, but they are also more expensive and more fragile. For most cyclists, a couple of LED lights is more than enough.

lights manufacturer PRBC favorite bike is Planet Bike. This is because: 1) make good lights, 2) have long been doing lights, and 3) donate 25% of their profits to grassroots groups that promote bike use, such as PRBC. you get the lights from Planet Bike in the shop PRBC ( http://astore.amazon.com/puerricobicyc-20?_encoding=UTF8&node=7 ).

Here are some examples of combos of lights for cyclists Planet Bike:

Beamer 1 Light Set. Excellent for all types of cyclists, and in most weather conditions:

Blaze 1W & Superflash Set. Excellent bike riding a lot at night, and in the worst weather conditions, or very little (or no) lighting. ultraciclistas The perfect combo (such as randonneurs ) or camel and triathletes who train at night:

Blinky Safety Set. Excellent urban cyclists. Easy ride. Light. Durable . Waterproof. They see the rider up to 1 mile:

Cycling, put lights on your bike and shines like a star in the night and help prevent accidents involving pedestrians have with motorists or other cyclists.