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In answer to your question… BSNYC calls those little planters “horticultural hipster cysts.” And… yeah, I don’t understand them either.
The Defender light looks pretty cool, but I feel like it’s a lot of money for a “be seen” light. I’d like to see a comparison with some popular “be seen” lights.
“The Defender, a revolver barrel styled lockable bike light” To me it looks more like the cylinder of a revolver.
It’s actually quite easily removed from the bike with a Torx security key. And yes, it’s pricey.
Astounding statistic, the 100 million e-bikes in China.
Thanks for plugging our contest, James…..and I’m excited about helping out with #VeloThursday today.
Darryl