bike light set

I owned it for about 18 months, during which I used it maybe 10 times (my riding motivation has weakened the last couple of years). My first impression was very good. It was brighter than my old light, rechargeable and had several useful modes. Mounting was not as convenient as my old regular battery-powered light but it was serviceable. The price was unexpectedly low and it seemed to be worth more than the selling price.Then one early evening, after a fairly long riding break, I set out for a ride and looked down and saw a line circling it towards the front of the housing. I thought to myself, I don't remember the light having a screw off front end (like my old one). Then I realized it was a crack in the plastic. I reached down to feel it and the whole front end just came off in my hand when I barely touched it. The plastic housing had become brittle in that area and simply disintegrated. Pieces fell onto the road. I was very happy I was less than a quarter mile from home. I would hate to have been many miles from home in the dark with no front light.The light was never dropped, was never in a crash and was not stored outdoors. It was safe in my house the whole time when not in use. I have no idea why it literally fell apart.Needless to say, my initial impression changed after that. I still own they pieces but I don't own a light.

It seems like a quality plastic light, though missing some components to back up their claim it's waterproof: THERE ISN'T A SINGLE rubber gasket-none between the bulb and the grey housing, and none between the main black body and the gray bulb housing (which is held on by four screws with a 1.5 mm hex bit). I do like how it has a quick detach so you can bring it in the house to charge it. The battery has foam wrapped around it so it's held snugly without rattling. It's a 18650 1600 mah lithium ion rechargeable. Everything seems to be put together well. I like how it isn't just a spotlight. It has a bright spot ahead of you plus it illuminates a wide area in front of you at a slightly dimmer brightness. EVERYTHING is plastic so you're getting what you pay for. Overall I think it's a good value.

The instruction page is terrible and the lower part at the bottom is gray scale and hard to see which is where the steps to mout are shown. I did not need it as it was pretty self explanatory though. This does not have the brightest light and I wish you could adjust it to flood a little more as it seems more of a focused beam. The light can slide detach (button release on the side of the mount) which is nice for when you do not need it or are charging it. I wish the mount could expand wider though as my handlebars have a taper and I was not able to mount it exactly where I would have liked near the stem. I like it having the multiple modes on both front and rear which are click through (this is the red light itself on the rear). Also make sure you remove the liner between the two CR2032 batteries for the rear light.

This flashlight works great. It is rechargeable with the smaller, cheaper USB type cables. It comes with a short one, but it’s the same style as a Fire and a lot of other electronics. It has multiple settings for both level of brightness, but also has a steady beam or flash. The bike mount is the only thing that I found a little difficult to use at first. Some instructions on mounting would have been helpful, but it worked after a couple of tries. The rear light was really easy to use and hang. It also has a steady or flashing option. It takes the larger button style batteries. I use the same batteries for my Ecobee room sensors, so they are fairly inexpensive and I always have them around. I have not had them fail yet, but have only had it for a week.

I bought a bike light from a store and it was not bright at all. So I decided to check out and Amazon had. I wish I could post pictures with this but for some reason Amazon hasn't had the option to add pictures for the past few months. Anyways, this comes with a bike light, tail light and little bell. I bought 2 sets, one for me and one for my daughters bike. They were pretty easy to install on the bike and can be moved around to best position. I liked that it is nice and bright, you can actually see the road in front of you. The taillight can be set to a couple different modes. The bell is a little bell, I gave mine to my neighbors son.

I am unable to walk very far and I must at times take my dog out for it's "Pee Pee" walk at night. I have a little gogo scooter that I use and unfortunately it has no lights front or back. With this bike light I was able to attach it to the front of the basket and attach the red light to a rear post and I felt and was much safer on the streets at night. And that bright light really lit up the area in front so I could see exactly where I was headed, every crack and crevasse. I am so pleased that I am buying another as a side light for a ATV I have at the cabin.

The value on this bike light and bell set is the best part. The light is very bright and charges easily using USB. Installation and mounting went quickly and held well. Only downside is that the button to turn on the light can stick a bit and be hard to press on or off, but was fixed with a little adjusting. Otherwise a great purchase.

I ride in the AM when it's still dark and I have this light on my set. It has taken me through some pretty dark places. Really lights up what is in front of you and I wouldn't go out without it!It charges quickly and is always ready for the next morning!And the added tail-light and bell was just a nice extra!The more visibility, the better!I think I'll most likely give the bell to my granddaughter! ;-)