Bike Spoke Reflectors, 12-Pack by Kikkerland - BB34 Review

I loved these lights when I received them as they are the most unique bike lights I have ever seen! The rear is mounted on my rack and can't be seen unless it's on. While the front is mounted on my shock fork. However, they are AWESOME. The only problem is that the rear seems to have connectivity issues. I went for a walk recently, left with my back "eyes" blinking, when I got home only ONE blinked. Slightly moved and it worked again. I only drove it to work on paved roads. Anyway, I guess it…

Okay, this review is for my purposes only. I need a dog tracker that will allow me to locate my dogs at night when they are running around the fenced backyard. It's getting dark, they find corners and hide in them. Therefore, it is not always easy to find them. I tried different flashers and got these hoping it would be an easy fix. However, the turn signals go on and off for no reason and then my dogs found out they could turn them on. So, I can't figure out why they work for no reason. Or for

I bought two pairs of these indicators and one of each pair had dead batteries on arrival. The batteries are two 3V CR 1220 lithium cells which are not only expensive and difficult to replace but are held together with a small piece of copper VERY weakly soldered to the circuit - one of those clips just fell off one of the blocks as soon as it happened I opened it I don't actually have a soldering iron and am considering borrowing one from a friend to try and fix this seemingly disposable piece

These little lights are perfect as backup lights. I ride my bike for work and go to the gym. Sometimes I get accidentally caught after dark without my usual riding gear. Because of this I need reliable but very small and light lights that I always have in my bike bag. These lanterns are very flat, making them easy to pack. They also require a bit of force to turn on. That's good because the other lights I've used as backups are so easy to turn on that they turn on the movement of objects in my…

I haven't had any issues with the batteries but I've found that with the slightest load they will fall off whatever you attach them to. The light on the hook is a soft plastic oval with a slit to allow the light(?) to be removed, although I'm not sure if you want to remove the light and leave the hook in place. Eventually what happens is that the light works away from that oval and lands on the ground as you keep walking. So far I've attached it with tape but thought they could be a little more