Princeton Tec SWERVE Swerve Taillight Review

I use two 'Tec Swerve' taillights on my helmet in strobe mode. They are attached to the helmet with a self-adhesive Velcro fastener. They are slightly off-centre, with one tilting slightly to the left and the other at right angles. So people far behind me can see the lights. I've seen others recommend this for use with the included seatpost mounts. I use it for my helmet. I use a cateye tl-1100 with a flash on my stand and a fixed beam foxfire (it's 6" x 4" and provides a big, bright…

Best features: 1. Excellent visibility: Unlike cheap flashlights, this device has a mirrored reflector behind each lamp that really sticks out! The guys from my bike club confirmed that. In flash mode, the top and bottom lamps flash on and off alternately. The other mode is always on (which I never use). 2. Easy and quick attachment with a rubber O-ring on the seat tube (best place) or on the seat tube. It can also be attached to a saddlebag in a pinch (not recommended - see #3). It's very easy

I bought this light less than a year ago. The light is good and I usually use it in flash mode on one of the bike's rear racks. I went into my garage today and the lamp was on the floor because the rubber strap that came with it broke. While I'm glad this happened in my garage and not on the street, I'm upset that this happened with such a new product. I have a few other lights that I can't use because the cheap plastic clips that come with the kit are broken. I liked the Swerve setup (it's in…