Cutter Mini District Rear Safety Light - 2009

This is a strong performer for the money. The on/off switch is conveniently located and easily toggles between modes. To move the light from my road bike to cross bike (which have different diameter seat posts) I simply removed one of the two included layer pieces on the collar. The batteries are a smaller size, not the typical AAA.

but get's the job done, like most other cutter stuff. Nice cheap alternative to the more expensive stuff, without sacrificing too much quality.

I'm very satisfied with this mini light: It mounts easily on your seatpost; comes with two widths of spacers; battery installation is simple; it's compact and doesn't interfere at all with your legs; easy to put on and take off; and it's easy to operate with two flashing settings and one steady. For commuting I'd go with a larger light, but this one is perfect for when you're out training early or late, when you just might need that added safety margin.

bright, small, batteries included, easy on & off. all you could ask for in a rear light.

on a side note... i know a guy that bought 17 of these and connected them all over his shirt and pants and went to this rave, all attendees seemed to enjoy that.

I really loved this light when I got it, bright, easy to mount... When the battery died I looked around for another "Type N" battery. The battery cost as much as the entire light when it is on sale. I have tried to find the "Type N" in a rechargable... Not available.

This is a very good and long lasting light, i have been using it for over 2 months and battery is still working. i am very happy with this product!

I picked one of these up on bonktown. The light is great. I was using on my mountain bike, but will now use it on my Cutter Bones bike. Easy to use and long lasting.