🚲 USB Rechargeable LED Bicycle Lights Set - LINE-120 Front and Rear Bike Light for Skateboard, Longboard, Road & Mountain Biking Review

My front light was the same for two years but of course with white light and it kept flashing when I finished a trip that sometimes lasted all day. . So when I got tired of my taillights almost never turning on when I came back, or sometimes up to ten miles because they obviously didn't like bumps, I bought these Night Provision taillights—one for my wife. Better when the taillights were literally in the mail, I parked my bike and it rolled forward and the front light took a hit that broke off…

I like it because it's small and light but seems to put out a lot of light when I tested it last night. Tonight I will go with him for the first time. I like it because I ride the unicycle to/from the office and can attach this light to the seatpost and point it perpendicularly in front of the seatpost. It has four "notches" for positioning the light so it can be aimed down at the floor or straight ahead (see image). (The other two bike lights I have are for handlebars, so mount them to the…

As daytime running lights on the back of my commuter e-bike, they have proven themselves in everyday use. I attached them to the back of my posts on the pole where the pole was extended with a rubber band to fit the lightweight mounting brackets. So far, the mounts have remained true to their directional position as you hop around on a 25-mile electric bike bombing city streets. I originally installed them on my chainstays and adjusted the brackets perfectly to compensate for the angle of the…

Pros: - For the money this is a great product - It's very bright - The light is projected very wide - The ratchet mount works well and is a great idea - The versatility of the vertical/horizontal mounting feels good on - light green the light after charging is very appealing and leaves no doubt. should be the first option, not constant) - Far from the advertised 120 lumens at max brightness (but bright enough) - Wide beam is good, but at the expense of an over-brightness sweet spot. I would…

I read all the reviews before buying this flashlight and a lot of people exclaimed how bright it is. The manufacturer even states 100 lumens. WOW, this is what I wanted for those day rides in the bright sunshine. If I'm not missing anything here, it's no brighter than a 1993 Trek 3 LED 2 AA light I was looking to replace. In the photo, the top light is my old Trek, the bottom is a Line-120R at 20ft. It's light when you're in your house and looking at it in your hand. I can see it in my darker…