Activ Life LED Bike Wheel Lights with Batteries Included! Get 100% Brighter and Visible from All Angles for Ultimate Safety & Style (1 Tire Pack)

They look really cool on a night was gifted as a Christmas present and only just got round to putting them on. Very pleased with them will be purchasing another set for the front wheels

The media could not be loaded. Had other spoke lights of all types but these are the best so far. No chance of them dropping out of the spokes either! I had some wrap around ones on my old bike that were a nightmare to install. These were so easy and the simple on/off button large enough and easy to reach. Was going to transfer one of the old set but not going to bother- reordering set for back wheel too ! The only difference to my last ones is that they do not automatically turn off after the bike has been stationary for 5 minutes, which was necessary as the previous ones had rather inaccessible tiny switches. I find these invaluable cycling in the city centre on winter evenings. I feel much safer crossing a junction. I drive too and cyclists are not always visible from the side or when they have car headlights behind them. I chose green to stand out and the motion is eye catching I’ve had several compliments from other cyclists. You can never be too visible!

My son is 11yrs old and is an intermittent wheelchair user. He can't ride a bike but wants to be just like all the other kids, these go perfectly around his wheelchair spokes. I tied them to the rear side spokes as his spoke guard will be zip tied to the front spokes, wheelchairs are an extention of the wheelchair user and as such I think it's important he love his wheelchair and is able to personalise it the way he wants to. These help him to feel included when out with his friends.They are a little fiddely to fit and you do need to join both rubber bands together as wheelchair centre hubs are bigger than bike hubs, if you are putting a spoke guard on don't worry you can still press the button through the centre hole of the spoke guard. Just make sure button is facing to the front of the wheelchair.I did initially think one was broken but it wasn't I just unwrapped it to find out where I'd wrapped to tightly and loosened it. It's easier to put on if you wrap it while the lights are on that way you know when you've over wrapped as the lights will stop working.

Firstly would like to make a point I had a accident last year where a car hit me when I was riding on a country lane and drove off, I had front and rear lights active plus I ride in high vis clothing. As such I continue to try and improve ways in which I can make myself as visible as possible and feel I am as safe as possible as my daily commute for work is done on my bike.These lights (I bought the 2 pack for both wheels) are absolutely fantastic and I love them, they are a little fiddly to install on yourself but if you have a second person available to help attach to your hub this becomes a breeze and they are simple to weave through the spokes to cover your full wheel.They are super bright and I guarantee you are making yourself many many more times visible at long distance with the light they give off. They are battery powered and they are simple to pop in but again reattaching to the hub isn't simple if you are by yourself at the time.I have used these on my wheels in glorious sunshine, torrential rain, slightly snowy and icy weather and they have never faulted so far (touch wood) They have been a great investment and I don't envisage any time I would not use these on my commuter bike going forward.

Initially seemed good, but after heavy rain they didn't work. Once dried out worked again, but only until the next downpour. Not waterproof or faulty connections. Wouldn't buy again.

Almost ran over on pedestrian crossing last Christmas, saw these, easy to fit (yes takes time), but look amazing and now no excuse for not seeing me on a dark night.

I ordered purple, they’re more of a Bluey white with a hint of purple. They’re also not all that bright, my old ones have silicone tubing around them and are much brighter and are four years old and still brighter than these brand new ones.However, I’m not one to only look for the negatives, so although they are pretty awkward to put on and not very secure, neither bright, they do fit my large wheel and would probably fit kids bikes too (albeit the battery pack being fairly bulky) and are good for first time users, a bit on the pricey side but will do for first time users that are not used to having lights on their wheels.(My wheels are 24 inches and only just fit all the way around, the lights wouldn’t fit any bigger)I hope this review is helpful to people who are unsure of weather to purchase these particular ones or not.In summery: if your going in mud or very low visability place, probably not the ones for you, but for on roads or next to roads where there is a little more lighting, then these should be fine for you.

Great quality. I’ve had mine two months through the winter sleet and rain. They’re still working really well. No need to charge yet either although I use them twice daily five times a week. They’re not too fiddly to turn on and off- there’s a cyclindrical piece with a button on one end that you can find pretty easily. Everyone comments on them and points them out to kids and I feel safer at crossroads and junctions in the dark. Be careful to purchase two sets if you want both tyres lit up as they sell singly. So far so super!