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NiteRider Universal Taillight

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Description:Truly daylight visible, this taillight is the best safety accessory you can add to your NiteRider lighting system. One of the brightest taillight available, up than 10 times brighter than any other on the market and 20 to 30 times brighter than most stand-alone taillights. Powered by any surlock NiteRider headlamp system battery using a pass-thru connector, this taillight can be operated independently of the headlights, and offers steady or flash modes. Both rack and seatpost mounts are included with the NiteRider taillight.

Features: 360 degree visibility, 16 Ultra Hi-Intensity LED's, a system weight of 85g/3oz, and uses less than 1watt of power, which means almost no impact on burn times.


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    Submitted by Greg a Cross Country Rider from Niwot, CO, USA
    Date Reviewed: December 16, 2007
    Favorite Trail:Eagle
    Duration Product Used:More than 3 years
    Price Paid: $60.00
    Purchased At:Niterider
    Strengths:Probably one of the brightest tail lights out there, works off of my larger Niterider system, uses little power from the main system, easy to modify mounting to fit almost anywhere with a little drilling and tapping.
    Weaknesses:Surlock system tends to come unplugged. Very sensitive to power dropouts so can't be used with the old loose battery systems.
    Similar Products Used:Bunches of small LED systems.
    Bike Setup:Giordana Polaris all Campy road bike, MTrax MTB 250 mountain bike
    Bottom Line:This is the real deal. If you have a Niterider system, get it. I love hearing complaints from drivers about how bright it is (somehow they don't get it--that is in fact my objective). A little pricey, but worth it if spend much time on roads. On a trail, who cares--nobody is going to run you over from behind there. Niterider was very good about trading in my old one for the new format when I bought a new system.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Christopher Palacios a Cross Country Rider from Valley Cottage, N.Y., USA
    Date Reviewed: June 22, 2007
    Favorite Trail:Hook Mountain
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $64.00
    Purchased At:NiteRider.com
    Strengths:Very bright light, uses little of the battery's energy that it barely effects the burn time from my headlight system.
    Weaknesses:Surlock connector adaptor, doesn't double as a reflector when the light is off.
    Similar Products Used:several AA battery lights, mostly Cateye
    Bike Setup:Giant XTC, NiteRider Rage lighting system.
    Bottom Line:The light itself works well and is very visible. If NR would come out with a better way to set up the Surlock adaptor I'd give it 5 chillis.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4






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