NOVA

Very cool system, got the front light set at one of internet stores during winter sales for less then 40 including delivery. Waiting for snow to melt to go outside to test it. Please note that your need to make your rim flat to avoid scratching and make good and steady dynamo and rim contact.

La lampe avant donne 60 lumens pas suffisant pour bien y voir, mais ok pour être vu.
Est ce que la série 700 éclaire plus que la Nova et combien de lumens ?
Est ce que l'on peut avoir le phare avant seul avec la dynamo les aimants et le cable, sur la série 700 ?
Série 700 éclairage phare avant continu ?
Merci
The front lamp gives 60 lumens not enough to see well, but ok to be seen.
Does the 700 series light more than the Nova and how many lumens?
Can we have the headlight alone with the dynamo magnets and cable, on the 700 series?
Series 700 continuous headlight?
Thanks

Die Montage war einfach, das Prinzip faszinierend, die Lichtausbeute gut.

We love riding to school each morning as a family, but keeping all the lights charged is kind of a pain. This has solved the problem for the rear light on our daughter's bike.

I installed an aftermarket rack intended for a generic folding bike on the Guardian. (Guardian is a US DTC kids bike brand.) There was room for the generator on the left hand seat stay, and just enough cable to make a tidy run to the back of the rack.

I used some inner tube between the frame and the mounting cable. So far, it seems to be steady. I chose the rack mount so that we won't have to reposition anything as she grows.

My science loving kid is thrilled with the physics of how this light works. (She asked if we could power blue or pink lights for decorations.) We're happy that we have a reliable, unable to run out of battery rear light on her bike.

I set up these lights on my commuter bike and love that they're always there and always charged. With battery lights, I found myself constantly looking over my shoulder to make sure my rear light was on. With these, I can trust them to just always be there. They're bright enough to be seen at night although I use a second front light to illuminate the road, but if it ran out of battery mid-ride, I'd still be able to get home safely with just the reelight.