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Cateye TL-LD600 LED Rear Light
Cateye TL-LD600 LED Rear Light
Cateye TL-LD600 LED Rear Light
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Top Features of the Cateye TL-LD600 LED Rear Light
Is there a brighter rear light available?
- Batteries included (2 x AAA)
- Run time: 15 hour constant
- Run time: 30 hour flashing
- MTB
- Road
5 huge diodes with constant or multi flashing modes ensure enourmous visibility on the darkest of nights. Highly water resistant, ultrasonically welded casing in a narrow design for various positioning options. Batteries included.
About Rear Lights
Almost all bicycle rear lights use LEDs instead of filament bulbs as they are more reliable and use much less battery power, whilst also offering much higher levels of brightness. Used in flashing mode, they are very good at attracting attention from other road users. It's advisable to use at least two rear bike lights, a common configuration is one flashing and one in constant, this is highly advisable just in case one stops or becomes obscured.
About the Cateye brand
Cateye is the leading manufacturer of cycle computers, bike lights and reflectors. In 1964, Cateye became the first company to create a flashing lamp for bicycles. Cateye invented the first battery headlamp in 1982, and the very first bicycle headlamp using white LEDs in 2001. Cat Eye is a true leader in lens and reflector technology; Cateye's Opticube lens and reflectors allow them to make one of the brightest and most efficient LED headlights in the world.
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Cateye TL-LD600 LED Rear Light
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Best rear light on the market for the price
This is the second rear light of this make and model that I've brought and that is only due to the fact the previous one had 5 years of daily use and has been delegated to my other bike.
15 July 2010
rear light
I wanted a light which would fit saddle stem, be visable on non lit rural roads, reliable, but not excessively priced. This fitted the bill
12 July 2010
Cateye LD600 rear light
Great bit of kit and the light unit is really bright when switched on to intermitent. Unfortunately I had to return mine as it would not fit around my bike seat post.
Have not found a rear light yet that will go around a carbon aero seat post, the rubber attachment is far too short.
Shame as is just what I was after.
10 July 2010
Bright, light, excellent.
Set it on the flashing mode and you can be seen from a massive distance. I time trial on dual carriageways and it's truly excellent. Loads of people commented on the light and some have bought one after seeing mine. Superb product.
08 July 2010
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No it doesn't, it only comes with a cable tie type mount so you would need a tube of minimum approx 20mm to mount1 year, 9 months ago
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I believe cateye have a number of different mounting systems. They even sell a belt clip for this product.Answer:
It comes only with a strap for the seat post.Answer:
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I tried to fix it to the pannier but couldn't. I fixed it to the saddle post instead.Answer:
The only fixings were for seatpost, or perhaps seatstay.2 years, 1 month ago
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No but you can buy a pannier rack mounter.
2 years, 2 months ago
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There are a few options that you can look at under the Lights - Spares in wiggles categories.Answer:
No, only fittings for seatpost.Cheers.
Country : Australia
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No it doesn't, unless you use the seatpost fixing to attach it to a bar on the rack by bulking it out with leather or something. However, there is an inexpensive adapter available http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Cateye_Rear_Carrier_Mounting/5360032017/
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unfortunatly no, they fit on the saddle tube of your bike seat. If you want one to clip on to a bag (if it has the loops) I'd recommend the Blackburn MARS 4. Just started using one clipped to my underseat saddle bag and its absolutly fine, good bright light to boot with orange side lights for extra 'be seenness' Wiggle sell em as well!
I want to fit one to a narrow rack but its no good if it is wider than the rack
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It is 12cm wide and about 2.5cm tall.Country : Netherlands
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it is 12cm wide and about 1.2cm highCountry : Australia
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Measures 118mm when mounted horizontally on rack - is narrower than my rack which is 140mm wide so OK.1 year, 7 months ago
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Approx 5" x 3/4"1 year, 9 months ago
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IT mounts to your seat post which should not interfere or be blocked by your rack.Country : USA
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Get the cateye rack mount and you can mount it vertically.
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Light dimensions are:115x34x25mm
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2 years, 2 months ago
With regards to this light, can it be fitted vertically along the seat post ?
Thanks for your time.
Thanks for your time.
Country : United Kingdom
2 years, 10 months ago
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Yes. That's one of the benefits of this type of light. Be aware that it will stick out as it is wide.Answer:
Yes\the fitting is versatile and should be able to be vertical or horizontal
2 years, 4 months ago
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Yes, it can rotate on its attachement.2 years, 4 months ago
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Yes it can go horizontally or vertically. The clip means you can choose either.2 years, 4 months ago
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YES, I have fitted my light vertically,it is better looking I used another fitting I had from another light I threw out.Country : Australia
2 years, 5 months ago
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Yes, I have it fitted vertically on my seat post.Country : Australia
2 years, 5 months ago
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Yes it can. It looks pretty cool vertically too! :)Country : Australia
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Yes - fits best that way as is quite long2 years, 6 months ago
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Yes it can! The light attaches to it's bracket via Cateye's square attachment - it can be slotted it's bracket to assume a horizontal or vertical position very easilly, with the bracket itself needing no adjustment. There's one attached vertically to a bike in my garage right now.2 years, 9 months ago
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I have had this model of light fitted vertically under my saddle attached to the seat post, although using a bracket that looks different to the one in the photo. If I don't mount it vertically and have it under the saddle, it catches on my leg on the downstroke as it is very wide.
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No it can not.2 years, 10 months ago
I've installed the cable-tie type bracket on my seat tube but it still feels quite loose. What's the best way to get it really tight? I've tried using pliers to get a good grip but I just can't seem to get it any tighter.
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I had the same issue and used an old inner tube cut to size inside the band. Has worked well so far (about 6 months)Country : United Kingdom
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I had same problem. Your not doing anything wrong( unless we both are ) I used tape to secure the tie.5 months, 2 weeks ago
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put a piece of rubber between tube and cable tie bracket.6 months ago
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unless it comes off whilst riding all light fittings aren`t mega tightCountry : United Kingdom
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Slip some rubber inside the grip and re-apply, I needed to do that and it's perfect now.7 months ago
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I have trouble with this light. I have my seat quite far back (the bike has been professionally fitted to me) and the backs of my legs catch the light.Answer:
Yes it would fit around a 2010 Trek Madone integrated seat post. My friend has the same bike and with the new bracket system of the cateye will wrap around most shapes and still have a complete and secure fitment.I hope that this helps.
Country : Australia
1 year, 5 months ago
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Mine came with an adjustable grip to go round the seatpost of probabaly all bikes
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I wouldn't recommend using it on the integrated seat post, you should fit it to the rear triangle of the frame for best fit.2 years, 3 months ago
The circumference is approx 106mm
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with a Universal Clamp #544-0892, I would expect soCountry : United Kingdom
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Yes it will. Got one a couple of months ago and it fits well around the B2 aeropost. I've added a little extra band of rubber to the rear sharp edge of the post to help it fit better.Country : Australia
1 year, 3 months ago
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The cateye light should fit, the bracket is a felxible strap that can be tightened so it will securely fit around a number of different shapes. It will fit around a Trek modone seat post too so it should fit around the Felt B2.Country : Australia
1 year, 5 months ago
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This light has a long adjustable strap so should fit.Q:
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Can I replace the fitting attachment for this and does anyone know the model name/number?
My old bike was stolen with the attachment and I need to replace this only
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yes you can, several versions try google the termCateye SP11 Flex Tight Rear Light Bracket
1 week, 5 days ago
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You can but replacement fixtures if you still have the light. Surprisingly expensive for a bit of plastic. I did look into this as I have several bikes and did not want to have to keep moving the plastic fixture between them. Think replacements were about £4.Answer:
I think like all cat eye products the fixings can be replaced1 year, 1 month ago
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Yes you can!pretty sure this is the one you want:-
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/cateye-ld170-bracket-and-clamp/
but. ring up the wiggle helpline & ask them to check, but I am sure they use a common design for their brackets
3 quid!
cheers
1 year, 1 month ago
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