Wheelbrightz LED Bicycle Wheel Lights – Bright, Colorful Light for Bikes – Fits Front or Rear Tire – Weather-Resistant Tube with Battery Pack – for All Ages

Had these for a few weeks. Very bright and great for riding at night. Will buy again for the back wheel.

Please note this is only one set for one wheel which i didsnt realise .they are lovely though and hopefully last.i bought them for my wheelchair as im only young and waned to Jazz if up a bit :) x

Chosen due to being in tube and waterproof. Good price, fast delivery as coming from USA Easy to fit to my grandson's wheelchair wheels and look really good Very pleased

kids love it

As described. Thank you

We actually ended up sticking these in my son’s small bedroom - which he loves. I didn’t think they would last on his bike which he regularly rides through mud.

Whilst the lights are bright and colourful, the attachment strap to attach the battery unit to the spokes is woeful. I bought one set last year, and replaced it when the strap broke. On attaching two sets of lights this year, the strap on both broke within days. Only buy if you’re confident you can figure out an alternative method of attaching the battery unit to the spokes yourself.

This is all purpose not only for your bike!

I ordered a 2 pack of purple lights but I've received 1 pink one and one purple one. I've also had Tue issue that the battery box plastic strap has snapped 4 times and is almost impossible to fix if you're out at the time.

So far my kids love their lights. I suppose my only question is how long with they last on my kids bikes before breaking--they are rough on their toys. I bought one multi-color set (two strands) and put one strand on the back wheel of each of my daughters' bikes. The strands are a little long for my daughter's 24 inch bike, but I didn't want to cut the strand so there is a little overlap. I wound the lights through the spokes along the outside edge (up against the back of the rim) using the supplied zip ties to keep them in place when needed. The light pack itself fits well on the spokes (opposite side of the chain) and is easy to turn on an off by pressing the very small button. My other daughter has an 18 inch bike. The strands are quite long but I spiraled it from the center of the wheel to the outer edge, using up the entire length of the strand. I actually like this look a little better when the wheels are spinning. The only problem that I had on the 18 inch bike was fastening the battery pack to the spokes. It would not work the way the instructions showed because there was not enough clearance (due to some sort of support brace) for the battery pack to rotate completely around; however, I was able to place the pack inside of the two layers of spokes and fasten it that way. It is a little difficult to turn on and off, but no too bad. You can see in the attached pictures the brace (circled in red) that is in the way and how I mounted the battery pack in the middle of the spokes instead of the outside. The girls have had a great time turning on their lights at dusk and biking through parks and campgrounds. The lights draw quite a bit of attention and they have been asked many times where they found them. Now that I have seen how well they work--how bright they are--I will probably order another set so that they can have both, front and back, wheels light up.

This was a Christmas present for my grandson. He loved it. However it is yet to go into his bike. But will be done in the next day or so

These lights look cool, get a lot of attention, and are fairly easy to install.....but, the rubber strap that holds the battery box to the spokes is a weak spot that can break and the battery box will get caught up and tear the wires off. I installed these then came back out a few hours later only to find that the soft silicone rubber bands that hold the battery boxes on each wheel was broken and the battery boxes were getting caught on the frame. Luckily I noticed this as I was walking my bike out of the garage on not when I was riding. If it would have let go while riding the battery box would have been ripped from the wire leaving the units useless. I had to use electrical tape to hold the battery boxes to the spokes which is going to make battery changes a pain. I'm sure the manufacturer has received compaints about this issue. I doubt I'm the only one this has happened to. And I doubt the seller will replace the unit if the strap breaks and destroys the unit.