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<blockquote data-quote="14D" data-source="post: 64259" data-attributes="member: 410">In a headlight- obviously something that isn't ugly(like the acerbis cyclops IMO)Something that is way brighter than stock but still uses as much or less power(LED's anyone?)In a helmet light- something that won't move with the bumps that gets thrown at it(you'd probably just need to rubberize the band like on goggles)obviously fairly high output but light, cause it's not fun putting something super heavy on your head after already wearing a helmet.good battery life(again a LED sounds good here too). either rechargeable batteries or AA. I like rechargeable's because overall(over time) they are cheaper but AA's are nice when you run out of power and don't have the time to or just can't charge.I think it would be cool to be able to hook your light into your bikes wiring(like a quick connect either near your steering stem or right behind the seat so it don't get in your away) that way you won't have to worry about battery lifeAnd obviously they should be water and shock proof and having multiple modes is nice too(high&gt;medium&gt;low)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="14D, post: 64259, member: 410"] In a headlight- obviously something that isn't ugly(like the acerbis cyclops IMO) Something that is way brighter than stock but still uses as much or less power(LED's anyone?) In a helmet light- something that won't move with the bumps that gets thrown at it(you'd probably just need to rubberize the band like on goggles) obviously fairly high output but light, cause it's not fun putting something super heavy on your head after already wearing a helmet. good battery life(again a LED sounds good here too). either rechargeable batteries or AA. I like rechargeable's because overall(over time) they are cheaper but AA's are nice when you run out of power and don't have the time to or just can't charge. I think it would be cool to be able to hook your light into your bikes wiring(like a quick connect either near your steering stem or right behind the seat so it don't get in your away) that way you won't have to worry about battery life And obviously they should be water and shock proof and having multiple modes is nice too(high>medium>low) [/QUOTE]

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