Review on 🚲 Jusmar Bike Spoke Reflector Pack of 36 - Reflectors for Mountain and Road Bikes - Kids Bike Reflector - Waterproof Bicycle Spoke Reflectors (1.8-2.0mm) by Kevin Parker

I decorated my entrance with these reflectors. The asphalt road is difficult for me because it is long and not straight, and it is very dark on my road. To make it easier to navigate at night but not have ugly reflectors, I tried these. Here's what I did: 1) I used a "hammer drill bit" and a 3/16 masonry bit to drill a hole a few inches from the edge of the asphalt. 2) I used a hammer to drive the reflector like a nail driving an inch into the driveway. 3) are repeated along the carriageway. I like that they're almost invisible during the day. They perfectly mark the driveway at night with backup and headlights of vehicles. I've driven over a few and they bend or break. The kids walked a few and they bend over. I hit a few with a shovel, cleared the snow, and they cut them off. The gap is perfect, not dangerous. Also, I bend back a few if they don't break .I've had to replace a few but the replacement cost is very small and the hassle is to redrill the hole.I don't care if there are effective reflectors in driveways that don't irritate my eyes.