2010 MTBR Lights Shootout - NIte RIder Pro 600 & 1200

Francis continues his series of 2010 lights with Nite Rider's two new Pro lights, the Pro 600 and the Pro 1200.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Nite Rider
• Lights
• Lights Shootout
• MTBR
• Pro 1200
• Pro 600

[OtherVincentLee]

mountain bike race from Canada to Mexico. Ha ha!

[FlyingKaveman]

After seeing the price, I suddenly realized that duck-taping a flashlight to my handlebars would look quite flattering

[SawViking]

@CNEBUCKS

Actually, thats not exactly true. Its made in California. I would know, the light is really good. If you want a chinese light, you would have to get the MagicShine one, but there are issues that this guy covers. But lights are expensive productions. The battery itself probably is 150 dollars worth of equipment alone. Remember that there isnt a big market, so the price also has to cover the researchcosts, and those can be pretty high.

[xkakashix12]

@scottstrike10 it's most likely casted and assembled in china

[dgriffinm]

That light is bright

[imranbecks]

Purchased the Niterider Minewt 250 cordless last week.. Really happy with it, extremely bright and needs no wiring! U guys should do a review of that!

[highlife231]

did you upload the first golden voice video?

[scottstrike10]

@BigBadJohn118 oh i did lol i did.where are lupine made.

[BigBadJohn118]

@scottstrike10 did you even know about the velcro pack ? it's under half the size of the bottle battery...lupine are the best , it's proven

[scottstrike10]

prob only cost 20 or 30 dollars to make these when there mass produced.the rest is profit.

[scottstrike10]

@BigBadJohn118 and also look at the size of the battery that goes with it...massive..