🚴 Ascher USB Rechargeable Bike Light Set - Ultra Bright Front Headlight and Back Taillight for Road Mountain Cycling - Powerful, 4 Light Modes - Easy Install for Men, Women, and Kids Review

Light seems great but the bracket doesn't fit my racing handlebars so white light is useless to me. I measured the center of the handlebar and its circumference is 4 inches. Bracket will not close or latch. So I go back and buy another product. I have a Specialized Dolce women's road bike.

I had my taillight on and charging a few nights ago when a three foot column of flame shot out of the unit with no sound or warning. It quickly shrank to about four inches in height, and after a few tries I managed to put the fire out. Thank goodness I was in the room at the time. At that time it was about one o'clock in the morning and he could very easily burn down my house with me and my family. My guess is that the lithium battery exploded, but there is no doubt that it was defective.

This is the cheapest head and tail light combo on the market. Hard to beat in this price range. The headlight is bright and rechargeable. The rear light contributes to the overall impression. They were very generous with the cables and gave me 2 instead of 1. The instructions were very clear too. Came in good packaging, everything was protected by foam. Not bad for $12. The ray is cool white. The battery life is impressive. A few years later I'm still getting 6 hours of extra life. I would…

I took a chance on a cheap flashlight and it worked. Compared to the light I know it's 200lm, this one could be a bit brighter, at least 250lm. The declared 300lm are therefore quite plausible. The tail light is pretty good considering how much this kit costs. My concern is that the light must go through all modes and cannot work otherwise. So you can't switch between low and high while driving, you have to switch between flash and off. The flashlight also comes with a battery with no charge…

So far so good with these headlights. The headlight's flashing function illuminates every road sign, stop sign and even license plate in my path, making me clearly visible. One car even flashed me with its headlights lol. The tail light that I attached to the seat stays on the back of the frame and the cars give me plenty of room. The quick disconnect is easy for the headlight, you have to pull the tail light a bit, but both work well. Watch the video to measure the brightness when they blink…

*UPDATE* I was contacted by a seller who offered to replace the lighting kit. The new type mount is much better. The rubber mount is easier to install and extends up to my new larger diameter handlebars. Seems to hold the light well. I just did a test ride and haven't ridden it for a long time. Very happy with excellent customer service and new mount. THANK YOU SO MUCH! *ORIGINAL REVIEW* I had them on my old road bike for a few months and they worked really well. Bright and easily rechargeable.

They're bright and easy to install, but both bulbs share the same problems. I can't press the keys with my fingers, I have to use a pointed object. I used the house key to push the buttons because the switch is too deep in the light housing and my fingertips can't push it far enough to activate the switch. Both rear and front. Both headlights also move while driving, the front light belt doesn't have enough grip to keep it in a fixed position, so it moves up or down with every impact. The rear…

I REALLY wanted to like this fixture - and maybe I COULD like a lot about it - but ultimately if you can't properly set up the battery/charging system on something like this it's a waste of your time and money. I bike A LOT and have had many different bike lights over the years. So I have little experience in these things. (Or put another way, I don't feel like I have unrealistic expectations - and I have a pretty extensive frame of reference when comparing and contrasting bike lights and…