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Bret Cahill
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I have a collection of batteries I find cycling. Yesterday it was a Galaxy Note 4. You don't have to cycle thousands of km to find a mangled PDA with the dislodged battery nearby. They leave the phone on the roof to load something into the car which requires both hands. The phone must absorb most of the 120 km/hr oblique impact because more often than not, the dinged battery is still serviceable, at least as a bike light.
They need to sell $0.79 clip-on LEDs on Ebay [free shipping] letting cyclists find their own batteries. Just 2 small alligator clips, the LED, a Si rubber strap and maybe a switch. If some kid steals your dorky looking bike light when you are inside shopping, it's no big deal. You are only out of $0.79.
Bret Cahill
They need to sell $0.79 clip-on LEDs on Ebay [free shipping] letting cyclists find their own batteries. Just 2 small alligator clips, the LED, a Si rubber strap and maybe a switch. If some kid steals your dorky looking bike light when you are inside shopping, it's no big deal. You are only out of $0.79.
Bret Cahill