Review on 🚲 Brightz GoBrightz LED Bike Frame Light - Night Riding Light - 4 Modes Flashing or Constant Glow - Fun Safety Light Accessories for Kids, Boys, Girls, Teens & Adults by Anthoni Hayes

These headlights are aimed at a younger crowd with the prospect of outfitting their bike with that crazy custom lighting from the early 2000's scene that will increase their visibility, safety and aesthetics. But even if you're a weary adult cyclist, there's more to it than meets the eye and there might be something for you. If you have a rack on your bike, this is the perfect rear light. Attaches easily and securely to the back with two zippers and lasts long enough for multiple overnight rides. Put two AAA batteries in a zip-lock bag, pop them in your pocket and revel in the fact that you can quickly swap them out without tools when your lights start to dim. frequency increase. The LEDs shine brightly and in a horizontal position, pointing straight back, are hard to miss in the dark. I've had several of these lights since middle school and the first few corroded after a long time of use and sitting. exposed to the elements of winter. However, the two I have now (the eldest is a few years old) still work well despite being exposed to the elements. I highly recommend mounting the battery cover face down to drain any water that gets in. That makes changing the batteries a bit more of a hassle, but it's still very easy and quick to do on the side of the road, and the batteries last surprisingly long for just two AAAs, so unless you're constantly driving in the dark/rain they shouldn't be often need to be replaced. I've had the same batteries for months and they still shine brightly after a few hours of overnight driving. Even if I had to replace the entire unit every year, it would cost $12 for the utility, ease of installation and use, low price, reliability, battery life, and visibility. Brightz makes the mistake of not promoting its red stripe to commuters and cyclists as it fits perfectly on the luggage rack.