Bell Dark Flyer Bicycle Light Review

The light is pretty strong as long as they have enough juice. I find myself changing batteries every few weeks if I rarely use flashlights.

Loved these lights. My only downside is that you have to mount the rear light on the seat post. I prepared something to put on the bike rack I had in the back.

This light set is manufactured very cheaply. I had to solder the center pillar of the main headlight to the forgotten spot. It's made out of cheap plastic and is very difficult to open to insert batteries. not worth your money.

These bright lights give me more confidence when I'm seen on my way to work. I haven't had any issues with the batteries, although the headlight's battery compartment is a little fiddly. Good price at $15.

Overall this is a poor product. The rear light didn't work - it broke. The lantern itself appears to be in good condition, so I don't think the shipping broke it. I think it's just poorly made.

Seems to be a promising lightweight kit. but they shouldn't make a lightweight set out of cheap plastic. Have to buy a new one as the handle holding the light broke so easily!

The headlights look nice but the plastic housing and brackets to attach them to the bike are very cheap. The L bracket that connects the taillight up and down broke before I even rode it. The wind knocked my bike over and all of the impact was absorbed by the handlebars, seat and pedals. The taillight avoided direct impact with the ground, but the bracket broke anyway. Batteries were not even installed, so that it would break even more easily with a larger mass! Choose a more reliable bike…