Recommend me a strobe timing light.

The one I have connects to the battery and clips on the HT lead
Don't know what make it is
 
Onder said:
I put a piece of tape on mine the dial on mine is too easily turned.
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I removed the tape from mine to take that picture as it caught me out when I accidentally knocked it. :)

Edit: The term "caught me out" apparently may not be understood in the US so means the same as caught me unawares.
 
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I have this one and really like it: Amazon product ASIN B00063WM1Q
It was inexpensive when I bought it in 2015. I see that there are others that look the same and cost less. The interesting thing is that I've never changed the batteries since I put them in when I got it and it still is working fine.

Whatever you get, it's best not ot used the bike's battery to power it - that's why I bought self-powered.
 
I have always found the ones powered by the induction from the HT lead are nowhere as bright as those that have battery connections.
So... the latter is always my preference, especially as my eyes get older.
Cheers
 
robs ss said:
I have always found the ones powered by the induction from the HT lead are nowhere as bright as those that have battery connections.
So... the latter is always my preference, especially as my eyes get older.
Cheers
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Yep that type were way too dull
You'd have to half kill yourself with the garage doors shut and lights off to see it!
 


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