Bicycle Accessories - USB Rechargeable Light Set, Lock, Water Cup Seat, Bag, Bell

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The bag is not stable on the bike. As riding it kept flopping to the side and scratching my leg. But a great bundle.

This accessory kit is everything you need for a bike ride. Everything is easy to install and functions as intended. The mode options are easy to select. Battery life on the solar light is awesome, I like how it provides a sola charging indicator the light works perfectly and provides great night visibility. The phone bag is a great size to store your phone, keys, protection, etc…

Totally recommend it if you’re looking for bike accessories in the market.

This is a great starter set - all the essentials at a great price. My thoughts on each item:1. The bell is my favorite. It makes the classic "ring" sound instead of the cheaper "ding" sound commonly found nowadays. Attached to the bike with no issues.2. The lights charged quickly and have lasted over a week, being used about half an hour every night. A word of caution though - the front light is meant to slide off easily so you don't have to remove the entire mounting band to charge the light. While this is highly convenient, it also means that vibration from mountain biking will shake the light off fairly easily (learned from experience). I added a strip of double sided sticky tape between the light and the bracket on the band, and this hasn't been an issue since.3. The water bottle holder is made of a semi rigid plastic, which is nice because it will clamp down on your bottle, but can also be expanded to fit slightly wider bottles. It is attached to your bike via clamp, which is good for frames that don't have holes drilled. The clamp didn't fit on the thicker diagonal rod on my hubby's bike, but it did fit on the thinner upright rod. I would recommend using this bottle holder for paved biking, since it has a tendency to rotate out easily. The holder part can removed without having to remove the clamp, which has its pros and cons.4. We have only used the phone holder on paved roads, but so far so good. It fit both a Samsung S20 and iPhone 10 just fine.Bottom line is... If you are looking to get started and want some decent quality items without breaking the bank, this is it! Nothing is perfect, but you can't beat the value.

Bought for our son who is an avid rider. He says it is all exactly what he needed.

Save your money. There is very little that is good with this product. Forgive me, but I'll go through the things point by point.1. The bike chain and lock is only about 2 feet long, is very heavy, and doesn't fit into the pouch. The chain and lock can barely lock your front wheel to anything.2. The bottle holder only fits certain size bottles, and is not flexible enough to fit larger bottles. The plastic it is made of is very cheep and said plastic cracked while I was installing it.3. The pouch is okay, but is not very sturdy. When strapping it to the main post, if your cables are on top, then the pouch is sitting on the cables. The only other strap is for under the handle bars, and you can only tighten it so much until you can not unzip the pouch to get your phone in and out.4. The bell is fine. I have no issues with the bell.5. The rear red light has a very short battery. I've had to start charging the rear light after every time I use it, or the thing will just die after being on for a little bit. The light will be out, you'll push the button, the light will go on, but since you're not seeing it, at some point the battery will die, and the light will go out.6. The horn is a nice idea, that no one notices. I have tried using the horn several times to get people's attention, and it rarely has worked. People will hear something, not know what it is, and just ignore it, or start looking around for what the sound is. I like the idea of a warbling electronic horn, but the only thing it really is good for is chasing geese (for some reason the geese in Ohio hate that sound).7. The solar powered light is not good. There are 4 green LEDs to show you how charged the light is, and even one red LED to show you the light is charging. I would ride my bike for hours, and when I would turn the light on, the number of green LEDs wouldn't change. I imagine if you let the light out in the sun all day, every day, you might have a full charge when starting out, but the battery charges so slowly from the solar cell that it would be easier to just plug the light in to charge.8. The strap of the mounting clip for the light made me stop using it. If you can't see in the pictures, the strap that holds the clip for the light is a rubber strap with holes in it, to wrap around your bike's handle bars. However, the light is so heavy you need to really pull hard on that rubber strap. Given the tension on the rubber, the inevitable happened and the rubber between the holes ripped. The strap wouldn't work, so the mount for the light wouldn't work, so the light could not be put where you needed it.Save your money, get something else.