CatEye LED Light LD1100 Rear Opticube
Unparalleled all-round visibility
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Cat Eye LED Light LD1100 Rear Opticube
The new Cat Eye TL-LD1100 is 80% brighter than their previous best, the Cat Eye TL-LD1000. It comes with no fewer than 10 Oticube-enhanced superbright red LEDs for unparalleled all-round visibility.
- 10 LEDs: 6 of them point backwards, then there are 2 on each side.
- 16 flashing options.
- Cat Eye TL-LD1100 Run Times: 50h constant / 100h flashing from 2 x AA batteries (supplied).
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| 4990173017287 |
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Average: 4.5/5 |
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GazH Norwich |
Expensive but seems worth it - it is very bright and durable. I bought one of these 4 years ago from EBC and still it's going strong. I normally use it with one row flashing and the other constant which provides drivers both noticability (flashing) and keeping an eye on where you are on the road(steady). The side LEDs have I believe saved me at least once at a junction when my front light wasn't providing much side visibility. It also can use the standard CatEye Lamp Bracket C1 Belt Clip so I have several spares handy for putting it on the Revolution Torridon (Backpack Cover) if the mudguard is in the way on the seat post. Batteries seem to last a really good amount of time considering the number of LEDs (x10) As the other reviewer said the side buttons do lead to accidental turning the light on in a bag, pocket of when leaning a bike against railings but it's so bright you notice it pretty quick. |
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I've been there Leeds |
I am very pleased with this as it is very bright, far brighter than my old one and I feel reassured on those very early starts in the countryside when there is no lighting. As there are two banks of light’s, which are operated separately, there are a number of possible combinations; I use one flashing and the other constant. The on/off buttons stick out at the side so the light could be switched on inadvertently when in a pocket. I used the clip fitting on a loop on the wedge pack for first use but the light was shaken out over a bumpy road surface but the proper light bracket is secure. |
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