Exposure Six Pack MTB light review
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Exposure's Six Pack is their brightest and most expensive light with some seriously smart tech inside. But is it worth the super high price?
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used exposure for over 15 years, you get what you pay for, its so easy, looks great and just something I don't worry about. You can run with £22 amazon lights, but then I could ride a £100 bike...
You can't beat Exposure lights! I have the Strada RS on the bars of my Orange RX9 & Zenith on my lid. Beautiful built & superb performance on & off road. I really appreciate the ongoing support from Exposure when the lights are out of warranty. Lights for Life..... 🇬🇧
Ive had my Mk10 for 3 years and had zero issues, fantastic light!
Guy, great vid ! I’m looking for a e bike light ie wired to e bike battery and have been thinking about a 1000 lumen Lezyne, I realise not in the same league as anything you look at but honestly, I just need something that will light the way on the end of my rides so anything you think I should consider ? I rides trails daylight but often return in the dark as well as a little road riding that links the trails
I bought the dual pack they offer this comes with a remote as you mentioned and such a good addition but what a pain in the Bluetooth setup. To sync them all definitely needs a much more user friendly way of going about it.
excellent real review, wich doesn't sound like pure advertisement like so often in other places.
Stoked the honesty came through Nils. The comments below have been a great way to see how long term users have found the lights too.
I've had two Magicshine Monteers, both of which have broke! Currently running the 6 pack and in my opinion the quality of light and features puts it miles ahead of the Magicshine.
Got myself a Diablo up top, and looking at grabbing a Toro for the bars. Should be more than enough for what I need (General NY Moors XC / Dalby Red). The six pack is just a bit too much for me.
Is it really that better than the Magishine Monteer 8000s v2 that I picked up for half that price though? I can't justify the cost to find out.
If you haven't reviewed the Magishine, you're welcome to borrow mine.
Ok I commented too soon, when you review the Magishine please cover how bad the mount for the remote is... Lets down a good light for the sake of saving a few pennies production cost.
@@JonMiles Totally agree... The Magicshine remote mount is sooooo poor
Reviewing the self contained Magicshine RN3000 next 👍🏻
@@GuyKesTV have they given you a Monteer? Happy to lend mine out
Support uk manufacturing , end of.
I u.s.e a MaxxD on the bars and a joystick on the lid. Purchased on a black Friday i got the both for the usual price of the MaxxD. Lasted me for 5 years and still going strong 💪
To be honest, it’s probably a bit rich for my tastes. It looks a fantastic product, but I don’t do enough night riding to justify it, and even if I did, I’d be a little concerned about battery cycles and battery replacement. Even if the customer support is good, I’m the sort of lazy customer who would forget to send it for a repair, until I needed it 😂
Have you tried the planet x supalux yet?
Hopefully picking some up this week when I drop the Titus bikes back
@@GuyKesTV Great! The supalux looks like a bargain. If it doesnt work for me I might have to go down the Exposure route £££