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No Batteries - Ever! No Friction! No Resistance!
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Performance: Most dynamos work by slowing down your tires, if they work at all. This Non-friction bicycle dynamo won't slow cyclist down. No battery needed (save your money and protect the environment). No friction on any parts of the bicycle. No drag can be detected in this device on bicycle; it is not a traditional dynamo. With this innovative electrical generating system you will not feel any extra weight when you are cycling. How it works? 2 white front LEDs and 3 red rear LEDs flash as the wheel rotates (even at very slow speed). No need to switch them on/off. On standby lights version (SPL), 2 white LEDs at front and 3 red LEDs at back will be lit when cyclist holds the rear-wheel brake to stop the bicycle. The lights are bright enough to be seen in daylight - 24 hour safety lights free! Very reliable and simple design, no maintenance needed. The safety lights were always flashing on your bike in any weather conditions (e.g. in a dark day) or road conditions (e.g. under a bridge or inside a tunnel). No hassle forever! This light system works well in raining days. We use 8000-12000mcd LEDs on this light system. They are very bright. In fact, the lights are now too bright for the naked eyes in a short distance.
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Product News:
New Product: (20 June 2008) A no-friction bicycle dynamo with bendable and twistable sticks and strong clear plastic LED tubes, (Product code: TLE). Easy installation. Details on Product Page:
A DIY science kit of this bicycle dynamo can be purchased here. It included everything to build this dynamo. A ideal educational kit for investigating electrical generator in schools and colleges. Details here .
freelights.co.uk 2008
Flashing lights are 4 times more visible than steady lights.
The police would never caution anyone for riding with flashing lights on their bicycle.
In UK, flashing LEDs (front and rear) on bicycle are legal from October 2005. Click here to read the legal documents.