Defender bike light resists theft and water, looks dangerous

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People who commute by bicycle don't have to remove their pedals, racks or fenders when they park in public ... so why should their lights be any different? Well, because most battery-operated bike lights come off with the simple flick of a quick-release, or the turning of a single bolt. Massachusetts-based Gotham Bicycle Defense Industries, however, is attempting to address that problem with its Defender bike light. Not only is it theft-resistant, but it's also waterproof, and it looks like the light Dirty Harry would use - if he rode a bike. .. Continue Reading Defender bike light resists theft and water, looks dangerous

Section: Urban Transport

Tags: Bicycles, Cycling, Light, Security

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