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LIGHTS
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FRONT LEDs
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RECHARGEABLE
RECHARGEABLE LIGHTS WITH “ROL” TECHNOLOGY
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Contrary to conventional designs, the led of a Cateye
Single Shot has its own lens and is positioned inwards,
facing the reflector, at the base of the outer lens unit.
The light produced is then totally controllable as it reflects back
out through the outer lens. every lumen works to illuminate the
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way ahead and no light is wasted.
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2
3+h.
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CATEYE R3
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CATEYE R2
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SINGLE SHOT PLUS EL
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610RC
Cateye’s latest R3 is one of the brightest lighting Using 2 lumiled leds and Cateye’s Power Opticube The commuter’s dream, the compact Single Shot
systems available thanks to 3 powerful lumiled leds lens technology, the R2 is almost as bright as the R3! Plus uses 2 x 1 watt ledS with “ROl” technology
(as used by Audi) and Cateye’s technically advanced The R2 is supplied with a lightweight 2.3Ah li-Ion for unsurpassed, controlled light distribution.
Power Opticube lens technology. The R3 is supplied battery which gives a run time of 2 hours on full Powered by an integral NimH rechargeable battery
with a highly water resistant 4.6Ah li-Ion battery, power or 4 hours on low. Remote switch with low pack, there is no need for any additional cables
which offers a run time of 3 hours on full power or 6 battery warning leds. Small size and lightweight make to clutter your frame. Includes a direct charging
hours on low beam. The remote switch also includes it an ideal helmet. Helmet light mount included. port, a battery life indicator and constant (high/low
low battery warning leds to indicate 50% and 20%
Weight: 332g Charging time: 3hrs
beam) or flashing modes.
remaining run time. Charging time: 4 hrs
Weight: 497g Charging time: 5hrs
CA460ELR2 £249.99
CA460EL6107 £99.99
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CA460ELR3 £299.99
LIGHTS
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HEAD LAMPS
LIGHTS
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SAFETY
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ALSO
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5
CLIPS
ON TO
BODY
Tora
Neko
Advertised on page 43.
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TORA
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NEKO
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LOOP LIGHTS
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FRONT
2+h.
The Tora pumps out an immense 700 candlepower of light, All new front safety lights from Cateye, world
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combining Opticube lens and reflector technology with a single leaders in Bicycle light technology! The neat
1 watt led and 3 x 5mm leds. The Neko is simplicity itself, little lights are fitted with powerful led’s that are
4.
SINGLE SHOT EL
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600RC using a 1 watt led with Opticube lens and reflector technology visible from many angles, not just straight on.
The brilliant Single Shot combines a
to provide 500 candlepower of piercing light.
easy-fit loop is attachable to most parts of the
powerful 1 watt led with new “ROl” • Highly water resistant magnetic switch with hold bike, body, bags etc., the ‘loop-lights’ provide
technology, generating a highly controlled and locking functions to prevent accidental superb backup safety for you out on the roads.
beam of light with maximum efficiency.
activation Buy them individually as separate front and rears
Supremely compact and with minimal
• Battery life indicator - full, 50%, 10% or as a set. Replaceable 2032 batteries included.
weight, the Single Shot includes an integral
• Shock proof construction Tool free installation.
rechargreable NimH battery pack, a direct
• Adjustable, lockable head unit angle Constant and flashing modes.
charging port, a battery life indicator and
constant (high/low beam) or flashing
Tora - 3 AAA’s batteries included. Front only CA460SL110F
modes.
Weight: 120g inc. batteries
£9.99
CA450TORA7 £44.99
Supporters of
Charging time: 5 hrs
The BT Red Nose
Neko - Weight: 118g. Batteries included.
Front and Rear CA490SL110SET
Kilimanjaro Climb –
CA460EL6007 £74.99
CA450NEKO7 £34.99
Comic Relief 2009 £19.99
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