Review on 🚲 Bright Eyes Aircraft Aluminium Waterproof LED Bike Light Set - 300 Lumens, Headlight & TailLight Combo, 2 Pack by Tom Tofte

Disappear. Overall it was exactly what I expected. They're cheap, not bright enough to see well, and meet legal requirements for headlights and taillights on bicycles at night. Basically you have to pay $25 not to get a ticket for two bikes at night. However, anyone who wants to buy should keep this in mind. The handlebar mount side is not set up well enough to hold a standard diameter handlebar. They're still loose enough to hang right off bumps no bigger than a piece of fine gravel. In order for them to fit tightly on the handlebars, you need to artificially increase the diameter of the handlebars. I accomplished this by using high quality tape a few times until it expanded the space enough to hold securely on the pole. Not very happy with this step, but individually these items cost about $12.50 which is Walmart quality price for what is actually Walmart quality lighting. Bright Eyes makes great flashlights and better mounting solutions, but only for their more expensive flashlights. I have their Helios headlamp on my bike (it's a double set for my daughter's and wife's bikes) that I use for commuting and it's great. Expensive but not the most expensive. So if you are looking for a high quality solution that has put in more effort to ensure it will work for most bikes then look higher up their product line than here. But if you just need something cheap to avoid buying tickets then you've come to the right place.