Ay Up End of Year World Wide Sale

10% off the entire range of kits for any customer, anywhere in the world!

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Ay Up in the UK Europe

Here is the link to the brief itinerary for Mr. Ay Ups trip to the UK & Europe.

4 months of travel, riding, racing & some beer drinking too I suspect ;-)

One of the major reasons for this trip is to reassure our existing & potentially new UK/EU customers that we are continuing to drive forward in support & supply of these awesome lights.

Mr. Ay Up is also supporting/sponsoring local mountain bike & running events as a way of putting some back to where it came from.

So if you are nearby any of the events or competing, be sure to keep your eyes open for the Ay Up banners & cruise past say Gday.

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Ay Up in the USA

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Andy Fellows is ripping it up in the USA. Showing off Ay Up Lights & ripping the legs of everyone he races against.



Check out his latest blog entries. New banner is cool too.


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New Ay Up Website new Ay Up Bling

I will let the new Ay Up website do all of the talking

www.ayup-lights.com

Now time to pack the car, put the bike on the roof, drive to Canungra for a 4 hour xc race organised & run by TwoWheelPromotions. This is where they will be hosting their 24 hour race in a couple of months. A great opportunity to get a few recce laps in.

Russell Worthington is BACK! Back from going for a little ride somewhere outback. Check this crazy shit out!

Nutrition tip: Porridge & Nutella with chopped strawberries is AWESOME!

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Something new from Ay Up

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Check out the new, simplified kits that will suit almost anyone...


Still the same awesome, bright, powerful, lightweight, water proof lights only now packaged up so anyone can afford a set of the world renowned Ay Up lights that have an international reputation for excellence.

Until next time: If you dont have chunky bits on your top tube, you are not riding hard enough!

Love dog

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Ay Up Lights Customer Complaint

I get to process anywhere upwards of 80 emails a day. This customer complaint arrived from New Zealand this afternoon. I felt it necessary to share it.

Quote from some crazy Kiwi...

Hi to the Ay Up Team.

I wish to complain about the light system I have just received.

Firstly: when the courier bloke arrived and I signed for the delivery I thought there was some kind of mistake. The package was so small and light that it must have been the first of 4 or 5 packages, so after 20 minutes of nagging the courier … I was wrong.... You Aussies need to stop this king of practical joke and make a decent 5kg light system like your competitors.

Secondly: Us Kiwis are used to carrying around 8kg lead acid motorbike batteries while riding. The Ay Up batteries weigh less than the light cables on my old system. This is ridiculous. How am I expected to do weight training while riding? Mate- I dont know how you did it but I’m the laughing stock of the Wednesday night ride bunch – with my small bulge in my bike top.

Thirdly: These lights need a warning. They are way too bright, it’s downright dangerous. I know that Kiwis go around in the dark with their heads in the ground, but you need to make a special Kiwi version with one tenth the light output. I have been wearing welding goggles while night riding just to make things tolerable. When riding on the road I have caused 3 car crashes by blinding oncoming traffic, and that was 5km away. I’m thinking of using the lights as laser cutters to burn through steel they are so bright. Half our nocturnal wildlife has become extinct through starvation as it never gets dark enough at night with these lights being used. The local conservation core is outraged. I’ve lost my job and my girlfriend has left me because I have developed a sleeping disorder due to confusion over what is night and what is day. I will be sending the bill to you once my eyesight has returned to normal.

Lastly: Then there is the lights themselves. When I undid the packaging the light was so small that the wind blew it onto the ground and it became lost through the cracks in the deck. I had to rent an electron microscope to find it again. This has caused significant cost and embarrassment. The light is so small it actually fell through the vent in my bike helmet and became lost in my hair, requiring a knit comb to recover it. The light on my handle bar is smaller than my bike computer. Please rectify this problem. I suggest using some of those XXXX beer cans as the light body would be better.

I hope this valuable feedback will enable you to produce a New Zealand version of the Ay Up light system.

I would be more than happy providing feedback on your future designs.

Yours

Max R.

p.s Great Lights.

It made my day, week, month...

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