The BioLogic ReeCharge offers green power to go! It is a personal power system that can charge any USB-chargeable device, including iPhones, iPods, cell phones, cameras or GPS units. It incorporates a lithium polymer battery that can be charged by wall outlet, via USB from a computer, and most importantly, any bicycle with a hub dynamo. Attached to a bicycle, the BioLogic ReeCharge captures and stores the green energy created by the magnets in the hub. Now you can use your iPhones GPS while you cycle and never worry about drained batteries again. The splash-proof silicone case and specially sealed connectors keep the ReeCharge working even if you get caught in a storm. When you finish charging the ReeCharge, just detach it from your bike, throw it in your bag, and you have reserve power on tap for all of your electronic devices. Its perfect for long bike tours when you need to keep your gadgets charged. And its also perfect for business trips; you can leave all your other gadget chargers at home; one ReeCharge will charge them all. Includes USB cable with five interchangeable tips for the most common devices.

The high output, hub dynamo powered universal power supply and charging unit
For all those who do not want to go cycling without their mobile phones, GPS, MP3 players and other electronic devices and do not have access to a stationary charging station comes the "bike mobile" E-WERK. If the compact device is connected to the hub dynamo, the electricity generated by the cyclist's muscle power does not have to be used by only the lighting fixtures but can alternatively be processed by E-WERK. The energy is given off via two included connection cables that tinkerers can equip with plugs suited to their individual applications. Alternatively, the user employs an also included USB cable - the standard connection par excellence that offers compatibility with a wide range of devices - making sure that his electronic equipment does not run out of power while he is on the way. A small stylus that is housed at the bottom of E-WERK is used for adjusting two turning knobs controlling voltage (2.8 to 13.3 V) and current (0.1 to 1,5 A) quickly and variably for all the usual applications. E-WERK provides power of up to 16 W, and all that with idle losses of only 0.03 W at 30 km/h! At a speed of 15 km/h, E-WERK already charges as fast as a standard mains connected charger. An extension cable offers the possibility to tap into E-WERK's energy supply at virtually every spot on the bike. Cable screw connections keep the all links securely water tight. In order to mount the "miniature powerhouse" on the bicycle frame, three differently sized o-rings and cable straps are included. By the way: Also available at Busch & Mueller is the Universal Cockpit Adapter, the ideal accessory for E-WERK, because this adapter makes it possible to keep all connected devices safely on the handlebar directly in the cyclist's field of vision.

Weight:
- approx. 53 g (without accessories)

Details:

- connected to the hub dynamo, the "bike mobile" E-WERK provides electric energy for a multitude of applications
- voltage (up to 13.3 V) and current (up to 1.5 A) are set in small increments so that all mobile phones, GPS, radios etc. can be powered or batteries charged while cycling, without unwantedly high currents or voltages causing damage to connected devices
- negligible idle losses (only 0.03 W at 30km/h)

Comfort:
- connection via cables with USB socket, with mini USB plug, with micro USB plug, or two cables that can be custom-tailored
- quick and secure mounting with o-rings or cable straps
- the ideal accessory is the Universal Cockpit Adapter that can hold devices powered by E-WERK and keeps them on the handlebar


Apple iPhone 3GS
The E-WERK is compatible with most devices. One known exception is the Apple iPhone 3GS model, which will only work if its charger has a constant 5 volt output. When the cyclist is starting and stopping, the output of the E-WERK will drop, and some devices including the 3GS model iPhone will shut down. Also, some devices can't operate at all while they are charging. By late January, Busch & Mller will have a cache battery for use with the iPhone 3GS and other devices requiring constant voltage. This will act as a buffer between the E-WERK and the device in question. Use the E-WERK to charge the small cache battery, and the battery will then charge the 3GS or other device at a constant 5 volts. And all this can happen simultaneously. The iPhone 3G is not affected by this issue, so the cache battery is not required for the 3G and earlier iPhones.

this is the cache battery you will need to re-power the I phones with the E-Werk, B&M 461A

New and Improved!!! Stainless Steel Cage. Velcro fastening. Goes on and comes off instantly. Strap it anywhere! Includes a large mouth 24 oz screw-top Twofish water bottle.

*Suitable for all 16", 20" and 26" bikes.

Sometimes, you have to slow down a bit to enjoy lifes simple pleasures, like a steaming cup of hot coffee on a chilly morning bike ride. The Vacuum Flask is an insulated stainless steel bottle designed specifically for standard bottle cages. A push button on the lid opens the SipSpout so its easy to take a quick shot at a stoplight. On hot days, it will keep a drink ice cold for hours. For hot and cold liquid refreshment.

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The scandinavian REELIGHTS are inductive lights, which will work without any drag or any contact with the wheels. You mount the supplied magnets into the spokes, put the led powered lights under your quickrelease ( or axle-bolt ) and than you can forget about them.
They will start blinking every time your bike is in motion. These are not supposed to give you enough light to see far in front of you while riding, but solely that you are going to be SEEN by other motorists.
Get safe ! SAVE some batteries ! These ROCK !

The scandinavian REELIGHTS are inductive lights, which will work without any drag or any contact with the wheels. You mount the supplied magnets into the spokes, put the led powered lights under your quickrelease ( or axle-bolt ) and than you can forget about them.
They will start blinking every time your bike is in motion.
These come with long extensions and larger magnets. They will work with disc brake or Internal hub equipped bikes.

They also have a capacitor which keeps them blinking for 2 minutes after you come to a complete stop

Get safe ! SAVE some batteries ! These ROCK even more !

The best battery front light I could find.
The IXON IQ with revolutionary new IQ technology illuminates five hours long with up to 40 lux.
That is 300% brighter than German road traffic regulations require.
The IXON IQ requires rechargeable batteries (2,100 mAh), to illuminate for five hours with up to 40 lux. The 40 lux are measured at 10 metres ( 33 feet ) from the headlight, not just directly in front! With the Eco/city mode IXON can be switched down to the 10 lux output for a full 20 hours.


Although expensive this is the best light for the buck and than some. There are some out there in the 300 dlr range which are slightly nicer, but not by much. PArt Number: B&M 192 QM

Lumotec IQ CYO RT (40 lux, taller beam) New for 2011, Busch & Müller introduces "Licht 24" In daytime mode, the "T" setting on the switch, the daytime LEDs are switched on at full intensity to make the cyclist more visible to others. At the same time, the main LED or "driving light" as B&M calls it, is set to a reduced intensity.
Senso mode "S" on the switch has the daytime LEDs at full intensity during daytime, and when the sensor determines the ambient light level is low, switches to nighttime mode. The daytime LEds are dimmed somewhat, and the driving LED is at full intensity.
Although "Senso" isn't in the name, these are full "Senso" headlights, T (daytime) - Senso (day and night) - Off.
And of course, there's a standlight. Both versions use the same LEDs. The difference is in the reflector. The RT spreads out the light more, top to bottom, providing light on the road surface closer to the bike. This is helpful when riding slowly. However, it does put a bit more light close to the bike than is necessary when riding at high speeds, and this extra road illumination could be distracting when you're trying to see what you are approaching at 35mph or 40mph. This is the taller beam closer to the bike RT VERSION the absolute BEST for Commuting.
( Or old farts like me who dont go over 30 miles in the dark anyhow)