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MTB Reviews > Lights > Safety > Cateye TL-LD1100
The TL-LD1100 is the latest and brightest tail light from CatEye. It is highly water resistant, has 4 different modes, and offers side visibility. With 10 super bright LEDs and CatEye OptiCube™ lens technology, the TL-LD1100 is designed to be bright enough to be used even during the day.
Functions:
10 LEDs
100,000+ mcd
Runs over 50 hours on
reviewed by guest on April 30, 2009
Cateye TL-LD1100 Reviews
Description: (from cateye.com)
The TL-LD1100 is the latest and brightest tail light from CatEye. It is highly water resistant, has 4 different modes, and offers side visibility. With 10 super bright LEDs and CatEye OptiCube™ lens technology, the TL-LD1100 is designed to be bright enough to be used even during the day.
Functions:
10 LEDs
100,000+ mcd
Runs over 50 hours on
constant or 100 hours on flashing
4 modes (flashing, constant, side to side & random)
Features:
Highly water resistant
Clothing Clip(C-1N) included
Water resistant
23.5 - 32.5 mm seat post mounting
4 modes (flashing, constant, side to side & random)
Features:
Highly water resistant
Clothing Clip(C-1N) included
Water resistant
23.5 - 32.5 mm seat post mounting
Reviews
reviewed by guest on April 30, 2009
Pros
Very bright, so it keeps you safe on the roads. The lights on the sides are a good feature. Also, AA batteries are easy to come by.
Cons
Weight. Could have more mounting options.
Review
It's cheap and a good light. Just buy it.
on October 7, 2008
Pros
Bright Lights
Side Visibility
Attention Getting
LONG Battery Life
Cons
Does Not Readily Mount To All Racks
Review
If you ride only on trails during daylight hours you don't need this. If you are on the road at all, I HIGHLY suggest it. The side visibility is enhanced by LEDs on the ends. The lighting is selectable between solid and three flash patterns There are two rows of lights and they are independently selectable. I find the random pattern a real attention getter.
Mounting hardware is included for a variety of mounting options, but even so, I had to improvise some to securely mount it to my Topeak Quickrelease Rack. Overall, this is minor though.
If saftey is you primary concern for getting a rear flasher, this is it!
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