🚴 Enhanced Visibility: Schwinn LED Bike Light Headlight for Safe Night Cycling Review

I ordered this product thinking it was an original product and when I opened the box and put the batteries in I found it was a fake made in China from extremely inferior quality Material. After I put the batteries in and turned the unit on, the lights didn't come on. I just gave it another try and found that this product isn't worth more than a dollar. I wish Amazon would remove this from the site entirely.

I have a 45 year old ten speed Schwinn and the handlebar and bike frame diameter are very different from the 'new' bikes. . I came across these lights on another bike and was so impressed with how easy they are to install and how firmly they hold that I ordered a set. They fit my old Schwinn easily and take seconds to put on and take off. I think they're worth considering for anyone who has an older bike with a smaller diameter frame/handlebars.

They are great but difficult to put on my bike unless the light is blocked by another piece of metal (which is odd because I have a Schwinn Beach Cruiser). So just check your stuff before you buy it. I think I finally figured mine out. Super durable and easy to use, great grip on all bumps and of course great brand quality. If the Schwinn person sees this review, maybe they know that future generations of this buckle can be adapted for thinner metal parts so I can mount it in a better place on…

I bought these a few years ago and now wanted a different set as my second child rides a bike with us in the early evening. These bright lights effectively let vehicles know you're nearby. My 8 and 5 year olds love them because they pretend to be police cars when they ride their bikes. You can set the indicators to blink or stay on. Batteries are a little tricky to swap out but I don't mind as my 1 year old can easily play with the bulbs without having to just disconnect the batteries. The clip

This is a great deal for the average cyclist. Very easy to put on the bike and they stay in place pretty well. Do not believe the reviews about the complexity of installing batteries. Anyone with a modicum of dexterity can fold back the elastic to insert them. I was hoping the headlight would be a little brighter so I could see a little further ahead, but it's visible to an oncoming driver from a distance. I installed the (red) tail light on the down tube of the frame facing the rear wheel…

They are a little larger than I expected. Unfortunately I had to raise the seat higher than I would have liked to fit the rear light as there was no better place on my bike for it, but that's ok for safety and functionality. The rubber seals around the light fairly well, and the strap feels well thought out to stay in place. It almost annoys me how easy it is to put them on and take them off, I hope they don't get stolen if I don't unplug them when I'm parked somewhere. The rubber feels quite…

Both the "43ft" and "75ft" Schwinn lamps feature the same 5-bulb image for the front and rear lamps and advertise that each lamp uses 3 AAA batteries. I already have a couple of Schwinn 5 bulbs that I like and thought I'd order more. I especially like that five of the lightbulbs use AAA batteries so I can easily swap them out. I didn't care about the distance, 43 versus 75, so I went with the cheaper one. I received front and rear lights with a pair of CR2032 batteries each and only had 2…

This is my second set since I borrowed a set from partners last year and ended up buying mine because I really liked them. They're much more waterproof than the typical hard plastic bike lights I've used in the past (no issues after daily cycling in the rain and snow of New England winters) and are bright enough. I appreciate the ability to quickly put them on or take them off without having to install a bracket. I don't understand the difficulties other reviewers have with putting batteries in