No one's ever accused me of being under-prepared, but I wish I'd worn some eye protection. I really, really hate the ice pellets I was being bombarded with on my way home. Oh yeah suspended pedestrian sidewalk overpasses freeze faster than anything I've ever seen before. I didn't fall, but I came close a few times.
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3 comments:
"cream of the funny farm" -- heh heh, you betcha. yes, eye protection is good. I consider it important year round.
Have a great Thanksgiving, Noah.
whats your setup on the helmet lights?
NiteRider Evolution (not Evo Smart) upgraded to a 15W bulb, battery runs down into my backpack. On the back, I'm using a Blackburn Mars 3.0. The belt clip broke, so I cut two small slots in the back case and ran velcro through it. This allows me to securely strap it to a seatpost or anywhere else, but I have been using it on my helmet.
The Mars is pretty lightweight and I don't notice it. The NiteRider is a little heavy, but worth it for the ability to point light anywhere, including into the eyes of motorists who are about to pull out in front of me.
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