🚴 CECO-USA 100 Lumen USB Rechargeable Bike Tail Light - Super Bright T100 Bicycle Rear Light - Waterproof IP67, Impact Resistant FL-1 - Red Safety Light - Pro Quality Bike Tail Light Review

The product is bright and works well. A taillight is essential for day and night commuting. I've had 20 different taillights and this one is as good as any. Since I have multiple bikes, I like to have one for each bike instead of constantly changing them. The price is also reasonable!

I've tried many taillights. For me, it's the perfect combination of brightness, battery life, and size. The attachment strap is great for easily moving from one bike to another, which is important to me as I have multiple bikes. I've taken it on very rough off-road rides where I've been afraid of it dangling or falling and I've had no problems.

1. The light went out while driving. The light has come loose from the rubber that holds it to the chain tube. If you do not attach the light to a seat tube sized tube or post, it will detach from the tether.2. The light angle adjustment could be simplified if it could be adjusted manually (instead of a screwdriver).3. The indicator flashes while charging, and when the battery is fully charged, the indicator lights up steadily. A small indicator light would have been less annoying.

This is my second TC Bike series light that I have purchased. It outshines all others I've tried over the years. I have a T-100 on a Rad Rover electric bike that I use a lot in low light conditions. I'm sure it keeps me updated and has it on my wife's e-beacon too. When my wife is in front I use the low light mode because the light is so bright. When set to <Direction> in front, it prevents drivers from turning left in your path.

Tail light is more important than front light. This light is 100 lumens and the lens effectively focuses the beam. The only improvement would be a mount bracket and quick release. The current mount is a simple steal. The bright light is guaranteed to make the SOV driver angry at people reducing their carbon footprint. UPDATE: I'm checking the lights on my morning commute. The actual LED itself is red and blinking in a clear lens. So definitely flash red.

Super bright light. Makes the cyclist clearly visible. However, during my 25 mile ride the light went out on its own leaving me with NO TAILLIGHT and suspecting nothing until I stopped. It was still charged and working when I turned it back on. I'll try again to see if the same thing happens, but I'll have a second backup light just in case. I'm giving it three stars because it's useless if it doesn't work and given the cost it should hold up a load better.

This little thing has different flashing modes that last between 17 and 35 hours. The 4x mode is very different because of its non-rhythmic pulse, which attracts the attention of the drivers. You can use other modes, e.g. B. the low-intensity group ride mode, but I mostly ride alone. 4x mode is the only one I use. It can be seen 180 degrees. The mount is strong, tilt/tilt, and fits thick seatposts and thin seatstays; You will need a Phillips SD card to set it up. All CECO needs to do is create…

Over time I've had too many bike taillights. They're either crappy or not waterproof etc. This one is excellent so far. I like the good daylight visibility and the amazing flash. These days I ride a gravel bike [it has replaced my road bike and mountain bike] and I need a light to get to the start of the trail from various parking lots. The light can be easily adjusted or turned off. I wish there were more mounting options as the best place for me is in the seat tube. If you attach something…

I have this on one of my forearm crutches (having it on both crutches would be overkill). I don't use crutches at night (except for some reason). This light is to warn people when I'm out shopping etc so I have fewer occasions where people don't see I'm on crutches and bumping into me (if I fall I can't get up without a lot of help). ) I have another brand of taillight that uses button cell batteries because I can imagine that if I can't charge it at that time and place the battery will die in…