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Comments about Knog Blinder 4 Front Bike Light:
What a great product!
I was looking for a long time for a Very Light Weight Helmet light that I can attach and detach easily and the Knog Circle White is perfect.
See my photos for the Helmet attachment.
It looks professional on my Specialized Prevail Helmet and attaches securely as if it was made for the Helmet. It's so light-weight that you barely feel it's there. I use it for night riding and it is very noticeable and provides that extra edge of safety. When you turn your head toward cars they notice it!
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Comments about Knog Blinder 4 Front Bike Light:
This is a great, extremely compact light. It throws out a lot of light, but in a very wide beam. This makes it ideal for keeping you visible to other vehicles. It's probably good enough to use as your only light, but I really like it as second light that makes me more visible, while a primary headlight with a more focused beam lets me see where I'm going.
With it's low weight and flat shape, this would be the perfect helmet-mounted light, but its mounting is designed only for handlebars. I actually strapped a short piece of plastic plumbing tube to the front of my helmet so I can attach the light. Even with this extra hardware, the weight of the light on my helmet is negligible.
The charge seems to last as long as advertised. USB charging is very convenient. The light has a small tab under the mount that flips out, so that you insert the light into a USB port like a memory stick. A small tiny led on the switch glows red while it's charging, turning green when it is fully-charged. It's nice that you don't have to use a separate cable, but the unit is a little bulky. I have to put a book under my laptop to raise it enough to allow light to plug into the USB port on the side. With the light plugged into the back of my desktop computer, I have to bend over to make sure the charging light is on.
The battery is not replaceable. However, it will probably last a long time, and REI's return policy will come to the rescue if you feel the battery degrades too quickly.
My only other complaint is that the flashing modes make me a bit queasy. This happens to me with almost every flashing headlight, except for the Dinotte, which puts a pause in between sets of quick flashes.
I've focused on the shortcomings of this light, but I should stress that I think it's a fantastic light.
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