Sshredder

@Local717: I have seen the wifi lighting managment app on other lights so it's modular. All leds run at five volts. One watt produces approximately 300 lumens. All the parts can be purchased on E bay . Two ten watt COB LEDs with six 18640 batteries would be the power. The reflector and housing are perhaps a few dollars as they are mass produced . Two COB leds 50$ Fancy app circuit probably 10$ Will work just fine with out fancy software. Six batteries at 12$ each 72$ Reflector and housing I'm guessing 10$ Wiring and labor 10$ This is based on buying in bulk from china . My cob unit would have much better colour and a greater lumen out put. Thee are built COB grow lights on E bay for under 200$. Just using E bay parts I could easily build a 20 watt or 30 watt led light for about 200$ 20 watts is about 6000 lumens 30 watts is about 9000 lumens. All you need is to know how to solder wires and have perhaps a high school education. Didn't some one on PB do a start up company for a bike light? Pretty easy to understand actually.

Top cap is not torqued down properly or the tolerance on the threads are too loose. Stuff happens hope all the forks are dealt with before someone gets speared with a air cart.

Probably 14% silicon carbide in a metal matrix. Specialized has a similar tubeset using aluminum. Secrets out now.

Sparklers are made from iron filings. The big question or questions: How easy is it to weld. Can Al. Tig welders learn how to weld these tubes ? Can you heat treat the material? How about some actual tensile strength numbers? What is this stuff actually called other than a magnesium alloy because this isn't something new.

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Doesn't the Z bike cost about the same? And you get a real motorcycle not this frankenbike abomination.

Try fitting that in your fanny pack jack. It's a micro fatty pump. Easy to miss place in the shop. Odd shape for putting in a pack. Looks very cute mind you. If only they had an anodized purple version it would make an exelent paper weight for my desk.

@brianpark: Cob leds are now cheap. These little Cree lights are old news. Yet most aftermarket car lights and bike lights are using the old teck. Cob leds are far more powerful.

Compared to some glossy colours and a few painted lines this is stunning! Most creative paint job I have seen for a while.

If I can't fit three bananas in the frame then I ain't looking at it.