u/Temporary-Farmer295

Remember to adjust the angle and also dim the front lights based on where you are.

I did the harbour bridge recently against peak hour traffic and was blinded by every third bike despite us all riding on the dedicated bike way. Some based on brightness alone, others because it was a bright light mounted to a helmet.

I understand to a degree the safety necessity to have close to blindly bright lights when you're riding alongside cars but not when it's just fellow bikers and we're separated by 2 train lines and 4 fences from cars.

Be safe and keep spinning. ​