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6 led light mine risk racing special offer
Shines light in any tight spot.
This light will show light in any direction using its unique magnet system.
THE RISK RACING MAGNETIC LED LIGHT-MINE - GET LIGHT IN TIGHT!
Though not much smaller than a golf ball, the new Risk Racing Magnetic LED Light-Mine is a powerful spotlight that can be used almost anywhere you need illumination.
It has an intensely bright, wide angle LED and 12 powerful rare earth (neodymium) magnets that allow you to stick it to any steel surface or rest it on any surface and aim the light towards the workspace at almost any angle.
Professionals, including motorcycle and automotive technicians, electricians, plumbers and HVAC contractors, will want to have one on hand. It is small enough to fit into tight areas and aim a powerful beam of light where it is needed most. Because of its 12 rare earth magnets, it also works as a pick up tool for dropped nuts, bolts, screws and hardware.
Motorcycle enthusiast including street and dirt bike riders will also find hundreds of uses for the Risk Racing Magnetic LED Light-Mine on the road, track, trails, or in the garage. Toss one in your saddle bag or gear bag for road side repairs. Stick it to your tool box, keep it in the race trailer, or stick it to the fridge and make it the go-to flashlight for the whole family. Use it when working on an engine, changing a tire, wiring a home theater, switching on a breaker, crawling around under a counter or sink. It’s even great to have on camping trips. The potential uses are endless.
Use in tight places such as an engine, driveline or suspension.
Keep one in your saddle bag for road side repairs.
Trail riders keep in backpack for trail side repairs.
Placed on tool box for easy access and to illuminate tool area.
Placed on creeper to cast light under the car.
Placed on a car fender to change a flat at night.
Keep in motorcycle trailer or camper for general use.
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