🚲 Catazer 3M Scotchlite Patented Spoke Reflector: Illuminate Your Bicycle with 36pcs Reflective Brilliance Review

I couldn't snag them on the spokes. I had to ask for help. Helpwr only used 1/4 of these and said they had tired hands. Still think it's a great idea for kids bikes.

I think I have the standard spokes on my bike wheels but they were very difficult to tighten. I had to use pliers and risked bending the knitting needles. Even with pliers it was so difficult that I didn't put them on all the knitting needles.

I bought these reflectors for my beach cruisers to prepare for an evening ride this summer. They are extremely difficult to install and some have already surfaced. They don't reflect as well as I expected. I would not recommend it.

They look really good on my giant mountain bike. I think the price could probably go down a bit considering it's probably 50 cents made in a factory in China. I bought 3 packs, one pack doesn't cover all the spokes on a bike.

Eventually they get greasy and dirty and I'm trying to find a way to clean them so the sticky glue doesn't come off. A pressure washer blows off sticky paper like a rocket launcher. As long as you don't drive through puddles all the time, it's a good investment in safety. But in any case, all the safety in this world WE as humans are trying to BOOST our world cannot/will not stop a dumb driver from running you over.

I have fitted reflectors like this twice now and have been working on bikes for decades. Two other brands of reflectors I've used in the past snapped into place within minutes and neither broke. I had to use pliers to install them. I taped the ends of the pliers with tape to avoid scratching the reflectors. In the end, all but one broke. What used to take several minutes turned out to be more tiring than it should be. The plastic used to hold the reflective material is too hard and brittle. I…