CarryBright Bike Turn Signal Lights: Waterproof, Remote Controlled Front and Rear Warning Light for Cycling Safety Review

signals work and seem very noticeable. I check if the switch works before I drive. I had to bend the tabs to insert the battery into the steering wheel controls to make the connection. When it works, it works fine, but you have to keep track of when the light needs charging, and the controller.

Very pleased with the quality and efficient design of these lights. Each light can shine from the front, side and back. All parts can be easily removed for additional protection against theft. There was concern that the rubber O-rings might break while riding. But they hold and can be additionally fixed with insulating tape. An optional rear bracket can be fitted to most luggage racks for better taillight separation. The lights were very bright and looked amazing.

Easy to install and use. The strap that holds the controller to the steering wheel is not tight enough and slips easily. It's very bright at night and not very bright during the day. You'll still be visible during the day if you're close enough, but if someone is looking at the sun in front or behind you, they probably won't see the signal. Battery life in Signals is terrible. If they're fully charged and haven't been used for less than a week, they're dead and need to be charged again. I would

Bought for my Super 73 S1 e-bike. Since we're on the road, I think it would be polite if we let other vehicles know which direction I'm turning. I was a little skeptical about the plastic fastening system and the thick rubber straps, but once put on they stayed in place. I'm using grassy, bumpy terrain and the light shifts a bit, but that's because I didn't put a little bit of 3M glue behind the lights, only behind the remote because it tends to rotate when you use the Press keys. The next time

I've started giving you guys 5 stars because your product is unique and stands out compared to others at Revain. I downgraded to 4 stars due to the fragility of the signal. The square connector on the back of the signal that attaches to the bracket breaks easily. Does the square plug on the signal have a purpose? Can I reinforce/glue this square? There seems to be a piece of metal behind the connector, does that make sense? Is there a better fastening system than rubber bands that can break…