Double O bike lights are designed not to dazzle – or get stolen

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As bicycle headlights continue to get brighter, a certain problem is starting to occur – they can actually be too bright, blinding oncoming drivers and cyclists. Lessening their output isn't a particularly appealing solution, so British designer Paul Cocksedge came up with an alternative. His Double O lights distribute the individual LEDs out around a ring, instead of concentrating them in a searing cluster. The lights also offer a few other handy features... Continue Reading Double O bike lights are designed not to dazzle – or get stolen

Section: Bicycles

Tags: bike lights, Cycling, Kickstarter, Safety

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