A new bicycle light claims to use the way our brain react to instantly recognisable symbols to help make urban cycling safer. The Brainy Bike Light uses an illuminated bike symbol as the front and rear bike lights.
The design was developed with the help of a specialist in behavioural economics.
Professor Charles Spence at the University of Oxford says of the Brainy Bike Light “The use of a highly recognisable symbol, one that is deeply imbued with meaning, constitutes an extremely clever and effective means of creating greater awareness and faster reactions from drivers of other vehicles.”
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Urban ‘light clutter’
The designers claim the illuminated bike symbol stands out from urban light clutter and is is more quickly recognised by other road users than conventional bicycle lights.
Inspired by research conducted by the University of Oxford, the so-called Brainy Bike Lights use an illuminated bike symbol to standout from urban light clutter and
Lyn Gillespie
Fantastic idea!
Diane Leech
Absolutely wonderful! They would look fabulous on my bike!
PB
What a great idea.
Nat
Interesting article and novel idea. I’d like to try them out!
Basia Zaba
A very townie idea – how would a light like that help me on an uniluminated rural cycle path?
Dominic Sweeting
The certainly look cool
Claire
Love these! (but I’d put a helmet on the wee light man to be extra safe)
RAUL TORRES MARTIN
Let me brainwash drivers with my Brainy Bike Lights! 🙂
Claire Butler
what fab idea, and peace of mind for parents when teenagers are put and about
John Forbes
Excellent idea, would be really good for canal towpath and on the streets of our area.
Kerena
I’d definitely give these a go in town, but not sure they’d do the job on a canal towpath! As a secondary they would be great though.
Andrew
interesting idea. Perhaps he could also use them to help important files stand out on his desk.
james sheppard
Be good to see it in the strong ambient light in my area.
Dave Hose
Great idea – would love them
stacey
Great idea, would keep me safer on my route to work on busy roads in liverpool 🙂
Nate
Definitely good idea as a secondary light. I have a total of 19 LEDs on my bike at the moment including Pedalites. I think they would be useful for the cycling I do which is mainly suburban.
Alex
Looks like it might help but how close does a driver need to before he can distinguish it from all the other lights on a busy street….
Matt
I wonder what other shapes would be useful? Skateboarder? Rollerskater?
Michael
Lots of nice close-up shots in the video but I can’t see them being recognisable at a distance in a sea of other urban lights.
Dom
Good idea if it works. I live in Oxford and cycle past the Dept of Zoology on my way to work… I ytend to use a 400 lumen front light and a 600 lumen rear light both set to flash rapidly which seems to work (by terror if anything). Would love to see if the Taxi drivers would take notice of these as I cycle home at 4:00 am as they don’t seem to notice anything else!
Stavria
I think this is a great idea, drivers are hopefully becoming for sensitised to the bike symbol. I certainly think twice when i see it behind buses and lorries. I hope i win a set and they are bright enough.
Nuno
I like the idea. If drivers don’t get the message with traditional lights, let’s use subliminal messages to get them to respect cyclists. I can only hope that these lights aren’t declared illegal because they would mess with the drivers’ mental health!
Jason
I agree with the other comments so far. They may have their uses in some situations but a normal light would probably be better in most.
I would use it as a secondary light but not in place of a normal light.
David Dunnico
Worth having as a second set
Rhys Taylor
Useful idea for city cyclists such as my brother in London, to whom I’d gift a set. Cycling is the environmentally preferable urban travel mode, but often so dangerous!
Amelia
Well worth a go
Anna
Great idea for town riding, where being seen is the crucial factor.
Marion
God, his office is worse than mine…
loving the idea though.
adrian price
anything that makes urban cycling safer has to be a good idea
James Hunt
A fantastic safety related item that will save many lives
Steve Watling
Maybe okay if moving slowly among busy city streets. Otherwise by the time other road users see that your light is shaped like a bike, they will have seen you & the bike shaped mode of transport you are travelling on.
miss emma louise hogan
Fantastic idea, great for riding through busy city streets.
Nicolas Mitchell
An illuminating brain wave! Like them great for town use.
Rustum
I think this is a great idea for the rear light (as long as its bright enough and large enough but at the front the Blaze laser light that throws a large image of a bike 3 or 4 metres ahead on the road looks better able to grab other road users’ attention and in particular those who may not be facing the oncoming bike.
Marycarol
Great idea would love to try them
W. R. iBBERSON
I would like to see how far the new bicycle image can be recognised on a wet and windy or raining in misty conditions in an urban environment in say November rush hour traffic. My suspision is that a light must be strong enough to be seen as far away as is possible and that a single bright red is the primary function what ever shape. I often have more than one light in any case.
G Grant
A great idea – hope to see them in all the bike shops
Lisa Hatfield
I think these would be good as a secondary commuter light, not on their own, but not sure that other road users would actually see the image being illuminated to be honest though.
Jim Moore
Certainly is a novel idea. Would love to try them out.
Iain Shanks
Looks like a good idea
Bryn Jones
Innovative, thoughtful, original, useful and therefore brilliant!
Nigel
A good concept. I would prefer the rear light to be larger.
Jane
Interesting concept. But won’t help you see where you are going if out of town. Would like to try them out though. (Yes, his office is a mess, but I liked the bottles of wine on the windowsill!)
JHC
Good idea for town commuting.
David Futter
Looks like a good idea to me – useful as a third set of lights. (Dynamo as main for country lanes in the dark; battery flashing ones for back up/urban visibility) But £45? The standard one on the other bike in your photo would cost under a fiver!
Inga Andersen
Well it’s different!!
Steven Woolmore
Great Idea!
Glyn Wade
Sounds like a good idea….and I don’t have any lights yet so am restricted to daytime riding….so worth a try!
tracy steer
fab prize
Daniel Baugh
Fantastic, anything that makes you more visible to car drivers is a bonus.
Tim Smith
what a great idea, I’d certainly like to try it out
Mark Finch
A good idea, wouldn’t use them as my main lights though
David Kell
Looks like a useful option for the type of cycling that I do – another 1.3m to the stopping distance for cars could well make the vital difference.
Leigh
Clever idea I think. There are so many other lights around when you’re cycling in an urban area, and drivers can take a moment to realise that yours belongs to a cyclist.
Anna
I am both a driver and a cyclist and know how easy it is to miss seeing a cyclist. A light with a bike symbol that changes according to the environment & that an already multi tasking brain can quickly responds to, is an inspired idea. Normal lights (including car) often dazzle and make it hard to see or to assess distance and when it rains the rain drops fragment the light making it hard to focus on the road and everything around, so anything which helps a bike to stand out and be instantly recognised has to be an asset.
Marc
What a clever idea. Perfect for cycling in town. Maybe not for illuminating the path, but as a warning for other road users, it ought to do the trick!
Steve Morgan
An intetesting concept. Anything that helps us keep safe on the roads is a positive step forward. I’d love to see how they perform.
John Dean
I’m in Bournemouth I am sure with drivers here, this is a very valuable accessory!
Sarah adamson
Brilliant and novel product
Laura Harris
Interesting, unusual, original and useful…….absolutely brilliant concept! I live in a semi rural part of the country and would be really interested to see how these would work!
Kat Lucas
Looks fantastic and more needs to be available for safety
David Reeves
Where I live, ANY cycle lights (fitted and switched on) would be useful to avoid accidents. Not sure how zoology fits into this though…………!
sam roulson
Great idea.obvious do with this living in deep darkest somerset!
Louisa Lloyd
Worth a try as an extra to normal lights
Jo welsh
A simple but clever idea and it will save lives.
Mary Fisher
Professor Spence’s idea is sound, well thought-out and very practical for urban use. The little (especially flashing) lights used these days mean nothing and are distracting for drivers. I’d be prepared to ride in the dark using these, I’m not happy to do it now.
CLAIRE
This would make me feel my son was safer
Claire Bodin
They are a great idea my husband would love them
Anand Sengodan
This idea is great and is going to reduce the injuries caused to cyclists. By combining research at Oxford University this invention is the perfect friend to a cyclist. The government should encourage cyclists to use this and in fact should give such free lights to cyclists because at the end of the day the cost and consequences caused by cycle accidents is going to be reduced.
Julia Johnson
Really great idea. Would love to try these.
Steve H
Worth a punt!
Julie Clark
Great for the Pennine trail! thanks
Phil
I would like to give them a try
Paul Wilson
Good thinking.
Graeme
Great idea
Dave Coleman
After a couple of recent near misses, anything that boosts safety will be a welcome addition to my bike. This is a great idea.
Jarvie
No bike lights = brain dead
Fixed bike light = brain drain
Flashing bike lights = brain storm
Brainy bike lights = no brainer!
Thomas Mc Elhinney
Its a no brainer as they say.
Although some drivers would not know a bike if it ran over them.
Graham Cox
Looks like a good idea.Would these be legal on their own.Used to supplement regular lights would seem best.Certainly worth a try.
Angie Allen
Great comp
Tim Brown
Worth having as an additional set of lights.
julie kenny
Would love these for my OH – he loves his bike but I really worry about him in the traffic x
Victoria
would love a set of these 😀
Billy
These look great for a commute please. Enter me into the competition. Please
David Smith
Looks an interesting idea!
Peter
I thought a bicycle front light had a dual purpose, one to alert people of your presence and two to see where you are going. This idea fails on the second purpose. Don’t think I’ll be buying one.
Joanne Standaloft Clarke
I would love to have a set of these lights for my bike, I’m about to get into the saddle again after a break of some years.
Jill Webb
Would love these any thing that helps to keep my son safe is a good idea
Zoe G
A great idea
Ruth
Look good, but not sure they light the whole road?? But anything that makes me more visible when I’m on my bike is great.
paul seymour
Doesn’t look bright enough to me
Emma Griffiths (age 9)
Cool lights for a cool kid (me!)
Bernard
If the driver can read the sign, he is dangerously close
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Ian40766
I’m always on the lookout for interesting bike lights, and these fit the bill nicely. Something different!
JW
A very interesting idea. I hope they are doing experiments using simulators so they can measure drivers reactions, rather than just asking drivers for their perceptions, as it’s possible that the brain will register the symbol subconsciously.
Clif Abbott
The sort of idea that stimulates the old grey matter and makes you think let light shine out of the darkness.
Suzanne
Anything which makes you more visible to drivers is a good thing. There would probably be much greater uptake if they were cheaper though.
Stuart Russell
Anything that helps me become more visible to traffic is good!
Paul Rock
Interesting. I’d like to see them for real.
Can you put rechargeable batteries in them I wonder?
champaklal lad
great prize
mandy mottershead
i need these, what a fantastic idea.
John R
What a brilliant idea! Why didn’t they invent it when I was a child? 🙂
Su
A fascinating concept – and I agree with Mary about flashing lights being distracting for drivers.
mark
NIce bit of kit!
Albert
Or do they just act as a target for drivers to aim for?
vaila bryce
My hubby loves everything bike related and i love anything that will keep him safe on his daily commute!
julian
I’d give it a go – our UK roads are heavily prejudiced against Cyclists so I wouldn’t expect too much!
Ross Andrew Gallacher
We’ve got the power. Some bike power!
Mark Doherty
Happy to try anything that can improve night riding safety.
Pamela Gossage
great idea
Ann Marie Wrigley
Helping other road users to recognise that they are approaching someone on a push bike has got to be a step towards safer road use for everyone.
VicK
I’d like a set with a pedestrian symbol on it for when I’m trying to walk across my local zebra crossing without getting mown down!
Rich Flynn
These look a very good idea. Seems like a lot of thought has gone into their development. As a winter cyclist I’m always looking at ways to try to stay alive, these might just help!
Chris Middleton
So they’ll prime thoughts of vulnerability and safety in the car drivers’ brains – I wonder if he had any BMW or Audi drivers in his test group? My concern would be how close the car driver needs to be to discern that the glowing shape is a cyclist, but if this research has consistently shown faster and safer reaction responses then they must be worth a try.
Mark Davidson
Would definitely use them, especially living in London with some less-than-considerate drivers
TimA
Perfect – look stylish too!
Cris
Not sure the small symbols will be seen from a sufficient distance to render them useful, and hence, any safer than any other light.
If anything I’m impressed with the green laser projection of a bike on the tarmac that ETA covered some weeks ago.
Amoeba
I can’t help but wonder at what maximum distance that symbol will remain discernible. This can easily be established from the eye’s optics and the dimensions of the symbol.
kazza ham
Neat idea – love them 🙂
Stu Smith
Sounds an interesting idea, it will be good to see how it works in practice.
David
It says they can be recognised from 20 meters but they don’t seem very bright. I would like to give it a go. Shame it’s no usb rechargable, I like them though 🙂
Michael
Great! I just had my lights nicked!
Ian Hamilton
Any ideas/instruments that help a cyclist be seen on today’s roads is a godsend. Any ideas/instuments that encourages cyclists to be seen is a godsend. This is an inspirational lighting system.
Howard
Perfect disguise – a road sign
alex cook
They seem a good idea but I don’t know if they’ll be bright enough for the illuminated streets of Brighton
Samantha Lea
They look like a good idea, you are all right though I would only use them to make people aware of me and not for my vision
John sheret
Good idea. I hope drivers will think human and not just bike ?!
Little John
Rena Plumridge
Great idea would love a set
Hassni
Handy in town.
Les. Platt
Good luck with this idea! Is it intended to supplement normal lighting?
Simon
Probably better to have these mounted on the helmet and normal lights down below. Added advantage not having them nicked when parked up.
David Walker
Great prize
Rosemary
I like the professor’s faith in the subliminal reactions of the motoring public….
It might work.
Mark
Good idea more visibility and recognition of cycling on the roads got to be worth a try
Mick Hickey
These would be great if used in conjunction with a1000 watt megaphone. Just before each driver touches his bumper on the rear bike wheel as he tries to read the brainy bike light sign, he gets the full verbal from the intimidated cyclist. Perfect!
Baguette
What a cool idea!! LOVE IT.
Caroline
Really pleased to hear of this development for night use of bikes in towns/cities. I’m trusting that the research methodology was robust having been carried out by Oxford Uni so feel confident that it would be effective. I see it as a very welcome improvement which helps those using sustainable transport and feel encouraged.
Frances
“Be seen” rather than (only) “see”. Very neat. Hopefully the academic will earn enough to hire a research assistant to help him tidy up his files…
Mickie Bull
A very interesting idea
Chris Beazer
I would want a slightly larger light as I don’t think it would be recognisable from a distance. However, the research seems to indicate that it is more effective than a red flashing light.
Nick
I’m wondering how far away you can see them and if you have them with other lights will you be able to see the difference
Jim Kirk
Good idea but as a secondary light – still need a powerful light for the unlit roads i use
Lorraine Johnson
What a fab invention!
Neil Gent
I would love the idea to work although in the end I guess the “I didn’t see you mate” brigade will never be aware of cyclists – shame
Peter Clark
Have had enough close calls around town to give anything new a try!
Les Gunbie
The best advice from my cycling proficiency – thirty years ago now – was to treat everyone on the road (cyclist, car driver, pedestrian) as a potential “idiot”, i.e. everyone had the potential to do something unexpected. Brainy bike lights might just help to bring some sense to an “idiot” – but don’t count on it!
Carol Massey
these look ideal for cycling around town
Rachel Craig
Nice design.
Brenda corbett
Innovative, thoughtful, original, useful and therefore brilliant!
Julia Wilde
Any bright idea that helps cut through mind fog has got to be good.
Darren C
I would love to give them a try and see how effective they are. Unfortunately no amount of lighting and gadgets will result in some inconsiderate drivers actually LOOKING and think that it is possible to cycle faster than 10mph!!
Douglas Millard
In principle these are a good idea but unsure as to how efficient they are as the symbols would not be discernible unless you were quite close.
In daylight you wouldn’t see them at all.
Also how resistant are they water ingress, frost, snow, ice etc.
Also would like to know if they are usb rechargeable so if needed I could recharge them when I get to work.
Lisa Auger
Ideal for my husband doing London to Brighton this year
Sandy Hill-smith
I particularly like the back one 🙂
mark sanderson
Probably OK as a secondary light, but not much good if you need to actually see where you’re going!
Sean Perry
It’s all about reaction time – and these lights may well reduce reaction time, and if that’s the case those seconds could mean the difference between life and death, or living with life changing injuries., as a result of an accident.
Me, I’ll cycle anywhere and everywhere, but I’ll also use all the means at my disposal to make myself be seen, and be safe. No brainer.
Jen English
What a brilliant idea!
Sarah Rachel Wray
My hubby commutes to work in the city centre here in Belfast on his bike, so these would be good for him.
Susie M
Sounds like a great idea to focus the mind. Think I’d use it an an additional not main light though. Hopefully the Prof isn’t thinking of testing these after sinking that bottle of wine on his windowsill!
George
Like the symbol concept. Could it be enhanced by using distinctive flashing frequency and colour – or possibly colour combination? With modern accurate timing and semi-conductor illumination, both these should be possible. National standardisation would of course help 🙂
clarke
wonderfully clever invention; any aid to provide safer cycling is worth my vote.
Richard
Chain-less bike – great!
Peter Chisnall
Looks good, will make motorists think!
maddalena dalton
good idea
George James
Just dropped my front light and broke it. A Brainy Bike Light as a replacement would be a very intelligent upgrade. I love the idea and they would look so good on my bike.
Brian Johnston
Clever and simple idea which I can see working.
Andy B
Great idea. Getting fed up of roundabout near misses when you see the driver look your way and just not register that you are there. These have got to help.
J. Dolby
Cool gear! Bikes rule !
debbie hay
My son is doing Cycling Proffiency at school just now. This would certainly give me peace of mind!
Emma Harris
These could work.
Jake
Could do with one showing a symbol of a machine gun . That might catch drivers eyes !
Steve
A good, bright idea. Most motorists seem to switch off to bikers. A recognised symbol might jolt them to the fact they are not the only road users
Marty
A really great idea I can see these working in the urban environment.
joanne torrance
sounds fantastic
stephen Davies
Really cool idea!!!
Mark D.
I would love to give these a go in UK bike city – Cambridge!!
craig young
These add a whole new dimension to lighting to help other road users pay attention to us! I really like the application of brain power to cycling safety! Good luck
Andrea Miles
a really clever idea
James Russell
Do you get a different symbol depending on if you are on a relaxed ride, head up, drifting along, compared to head down, on the drops, pedalling furiously?
Rita King
Great idea, I’d love to try these.
Liz B
Good idea – anything to make us more visible and, hopefully, safer….
Now, how about some lights to go on the side of me or my bike, so that I’m less likely to get hit from the side at roundabouts etc. ??
Stuart
Interesting idea. Should be helpful around Birmingham’s busy roads!
Carol
Are these light enough to fit to a helmet so as not to clutter handlebars & rear space up needed for functional lighting? If so they’re a great idea as was nearly flattened in a country lane by a speeding tanker last night! If only Brits were as bike friendly as they are on the whole in France!
Anne Lloyd
Look good, but surely only as a secondary set of lights – I am sure you may be easily seen, but not good enough to see with them & even in urban areas it is good to have bright lights!
Lu B
Don’t think these would be OK as the main set of lights but definitely look good for making cyclists more visible.
Iona Cornish
Great idea – makes sense
christina
Worth trying, but maybe with another brighter light
Andy Hunter
A good idea. Well worth trying.
Nicola Claxton
In that case if a symbol is best: maybe bigger symbols on a reflectant bib: white front : red at back, but without putting a ruck-sack on; as this would cover the effect (some people do this!).or a ruck sack cover for the back.
Vicky S
That is so clever!
Adam P
This would make me feel much safer out on the roads
matt9511
fantastic idea would be great if they could incorporate a spot bean for use in lighting up where you are going also.
Christina Brown
Very clever idea in my opinion!
jane greenfield
would love to win for my husband
Fiona N
Wheelie bright idea…
Lois Eaton
Innovative idea and clearly well researched should benefit cyclists and other road users and improve road safety in general.
Luke O’Donoughue
What a fantastic idea, sign me up for this.
Gareth Sullivan
A quirky and unique must have. I Want.
Chris Lusby Taylor
Since not all journeys are on well-lit roads, how about a version that includes a conventional front light? Or would that blind drivers to the symbol?
Since flashing rear lights are associated with bikes, could the rear Brainy Light be made to flash, perhaps optionally? It might be even more effective, particularly in daylight/dusk.
The frontal area of the lights seems excessive to me. Some cyclists spend a fortune reducing drag, so lights with less drag would be more popular I’m sure.
Lisa Baskerville
Would like to see these in action!
Dick Willis
Great idea but I think that a flashing facility would make them more eye-catching
Graeme Johnston
These look like a fantastic idea.
jim roberts
Great idea!
Lorne C
I’d be interested to see the brightness of the lights – but looks like a fantastic idea.
Pej
Anything that makes urban commuting safer is well worth the money
Keith B
Idea has potential but I would use them alongside my usual lights, are they approved to British standard?
Hazel Lemar
Something worth trying. Especially for those who refuse to illuminate their bodies with reflective night gear!!
David Gray
This is a very interesting idea but I’d like to see some data on its effectiveness.
Luke Dickens
From the pictures the brainy bike light is much more eye catching, than the standard light. It would be interesting to see it in the flesh.
Paul Witney
I would love to try these. Such a good idea and my commute is horrendous in the winter months.
Dawn Walker
Simply outstanding, stunningly designed.
Lucy Wood
These look really cool! My current bike lights are rubbish so would love to win these 🙂
Dave F
Brilliant idea. So obvious now.
Damian
Looks an interesting idea!
Helen Swales
Excellent idea; anything that improves safety for cyclists on the road is great!
meryll green
A supper invention this will help a great deal to keep my son safe and I will be forever grateful to Crawford Hollingworth.
Doug Milsom
Another good bike light idea. Would go well as a rear light with a Blaze LED + Laserlight on the front.
Mohsin
They look cool but it would be interesting to conduct a trial between these and ordinary lights to see if there is a significant difference in accident rates. If so, they should be sold with all new bikes. I am happy to trial these lights as an everyday cyclist.
Helen Grayson
These would be perfect for my commute! Especially in the winter time! 🙂
Rebecca Owen
Great idea, but are they bright enough? I’d be happy to find out as my rear bike light has mysteriously disappeared.
Elaine
That’s a really good idea. But I think they would be better on the helmet rather than the bike itself.
Judy Aplin
After a good few near misses on my bike, the` More the Merrier` where lighs are concerned for me. I hope it will be easy to take on & off, as it is likely to be a novelty coveted by others!!
Marina Wilson
Good idea for pupils at my school. They need all the help they can get
Alice Baines
This is a great idea, the safety of cyclists is very important, i love the design too
Aileen S
Great idea!
Graeme
Very interesting design, like the fact that university research has gone into how this light helps others recognize a cyclist.
Ian Whittaker
Really neat idea – hope this catches on.
David Hunt
What a great idea!
This should stand out to other road users; they will clearly show them that they are on a bicycle.
Obviously, they can’t be used as the main set, but they are great to let others know you are there.
Rachel
Like Bikes? Like Brainy Bike Lights. Light Brainy Bike Lights. Brainy Biking. (Dr Seuss would have loved them).
Kelly Hodgson
These look fab, they would be great for my sons bike.
Richard Newman
A nice idea. Next step, animate the graphic and implement it so that when the cyclist is in motion the graphic appears to be pedalling but is static when the cyclist is stationary.
Janis Sargeson
They look good but could be bigger
Ed Tibenham
Interesting concept.
Rose-Mary HARVEY
WOW a really switched on idea!
Toity
We’ll have flashing cyclists! What next?
Karen Barrett
Fab idea, thanks
Seph Pochin
Quality idea methinks!!
Joy Lawson
Cracking idea 🙂
Mel Carr
Love love love these … so just going to say please please please pick me!
Kas Graham
VERY intrigued to see how they do in real life – theoretically they look great!
Solange
Great idea
Allen Knowles
My wife an I are both keen cyclists and also drive, I can see a real benefit in these lights.
The best bicycle safety device since the invention of brakes
Barbara Stephenson
Brilliant idea to help protect cyclists.
Debbie M
The kind of lights I think kids would actually want to use – saving me a lot of nagging and worry!
peter clist
What a great idea
Stuart Dunlop
What a great idea.
Rachel Edney
Great idea
Liz Marriott
Interesting idea, but they don’t look very bright…
Lydia Graham
Great idea, I would love something like this for my daughters bike
Gilla01
Interesting concept, but does the front one enable you to see what’s in front of you? It doesn’t look very bright.
Clair Dukes
Great idea!
Jamie
Funky 🙂
Andrea K
great idea
Jane Middleton
would love to win
sherri fordham
son would love them!
Richard Turner
Great idea
Susan Carruthers
Great idea!
justine meyer
great prize
Trish D
Unusual idea and they look good – but are they bright enough? I’d be happy to have them as ‘extra’ lights though
christy beckett
Fantastic idea thanks x These would be great for my twin boys bikes when coming home in the winter x
Jill Cordner
These good amazing, very clever idea x
jodie harvey
fantastic, thank you 🙂
Shirley Giles
Great idea and such a great safety feature
Patricia Avery
Sounds a really good idea. As a regular cyclist would love to give one a try 🙂
Peter bailey
Always trying various methods to increase my vision it appears the answer is here! Fantastic innovative idea…..