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An Alternator For Your Bike Light

By Rocky Thompson on September 14th, 2006

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If you get a wind powered bike light you may as well mount it on top of your helmet since just owning one instantly drops your chances of ever getting laid to zero. A normal LED bike light lasts about a year between battery changes for most people, and they’re compact, cheap, and they even work when you’re standing at a stoplight so you don’t get blazed from behind.

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  1. KirouOutdoor » Blog Archive » KirouOutdoor : Windpowered Bicyclelight September 15th, 2006 at 12:21 am

    [...] A new design by Tawianese designer Hsieh Jung-Ya, a windpower LED bicyclelight. The design has been awarded with Red Dot award for product design 2006. Check it out here. Via: Backcountry.com Gearu [...]