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Fitness Tip of the Day!
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Fat vs. Fit?
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The Cooper Institute published a study in 2004 showing that the health risks associated with an elevated BMI are reduced in diabetics if their fitness level is high (Diabetes Care, 2004). So, get out there and walk, run, bike, swim, play tennis or do anything that gets your heart rate up!
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Product Details: Omni-5 Safety Light
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Product Name:
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Omni-5 Safety Light
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Category:
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Biking Gear
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Manufacturer:
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CatEye
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List Price:
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$15.00
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| Colors Available:
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red lens, black clamp
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| Description:
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It's a rear-facing, red light that you can clip on the seat post of your bike or on your clothing. (product no. TL-LD155-R). CatEye created the first flashing lamp for bicycles in 1964.
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| Dimensions:
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| How It Works:
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Contains 5 LED's that run on 2 AAA alkaline batteries. Batteries last 60 hrs in Constant mode, 90 hrs in Slow Flashing mode, and 120 hrs in Rapid Flashing mode.
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| Ideal For:
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All bicycle riders!
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| Special Features:
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Has 3 modes: Constant, Slow Flashing, Rapid Flashing. Not water-proof.
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| Why It's Cool:
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Dude, flashing lights on your bike are just so cool! (seriously, safety is important!)
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