Brightz WheelBrightz LED Bike Wheel Lights - 2025 Edition with Superior Straps & LED-Weatherproof Shield! 14 Colors - Unmatched Durability, Visibility & 48+ Hours of Dazzling Illumination

Grandson just loves this on his bicycle. They light up really bright at night. Nice safety feature too for night riding.

Was skeptical when I bought these about them working on a smaller wheel and on an e-bike that obtains 20 plus mph speed. What I did do, and HIGHLY RECOMMEND is take your time in mounting them as tight to the wheel rim as possible and then use tie wraps every few inches to secure them further. (I needed to use extra tie wraps not supplied). I also took the battery controller and used the rubber straps to secure it to the spokes AND took several long tie wraps and secured it better. (This was one of the sticking points people mentioned in reviews about the straps breaking or loosening). By adding tie wraps I don’t have to worry they will break and result in disaster for me and the bike.I was also worried about cutting them to fit the shorter/smaller wheel, but this worked fine. I just made sure to cut after a light. I didn’t want to wrap excess throughout the tire like some suggested. I wanted a clean circle around the tire.Pros: Easy to install, being able to cycle through all colors or to stop on one color makes for endless choice and cool effect and you can change color to suit your mood every time your ride or stop the bike.Cons: Felt necessary to secure more than recommended with extra tie wraps, a bit hard to turn off and on when you have to reach through the spokes to find the push button. While securing it extra, it does make it more difficult when batteries need changing, but safety was first for me.Overall, it provides great light for dusk or night riding and great visibility of your bike on the road or trail, and boy do your look and feel cool! Buy them and have fun! All eyes will turn when you ride!

The media could not be loaded. Great I love them but the seals on the boxes are not great. We got caught in a rain storm and bikes never went under water and water had entered the boxes. As you can see the front green one doesn’t work. Rear flickers but the center one works fine. As for the white ones. The center no longer works. Water entered the box. Back lights are fading away like the batteries are dying but I just changed them with greasy one and that how they are now. I want to get them replaced and I’ll have to seal the boxes with a silicone of sorts.

The lights are easy to install and are beautiful when lit at night, however the rubber bungee strap which is used to attach the battery pack to the wheel spokes is really cheaply made and won't hold up. Both straps on the front and back wheels broke on the same bike ride one evening after installation only a couple weeks prior. Thankfully we were only a few blocks from home at the time and my husband was able to ride his bike home and get a couple zip ties and bring them back to me so I could do a quick repair. Otherwise I would have had to remove the LED tubes completely from my bike wheels in order to get it home because the battery pack would have been flopping around as the wheels turned causing a hazardous condition. I was really lucky that I wasn't going very fast when they snapped, otherwise it could have damaged my bike or caused me an accident. If you decide to buy these, I recommend using a more reliable method of attachment for the battery pack and skip their little cheaply made rubber bungee cord, as mine was only on there about 2 weeks before it snapped. And we are talking both of them at the same time not just one, so that goes to show you that the longevity is about the same for all the bungee cords.

Every person who rides at night needs these. I love that I can cut them to size if necessary, although I try to wrap it around the tires multiple times. These have upgraded and now have a plastic tube around them for added protection. It's easy to swap out the batteries when needed. The lights are bright and so cool when being used. We used them at a campground and I felt so much safer because my kids were brightly lit when they were riding around.

This product is expensive trash. Unless you modify it yourself after your purchase, you might as well throw your money away since it will quickly break.It would be solid were it not for its major point of failure in its design: the battery box mounting system. It completely ruins the product. Literally - the product exploded for me because of this design flaw.I read the reviews beforehand, so I knew that it was problematic for a lot of people. Namely, overly dense and overly sparse wheel spoke spacings do not work with the battery box.That cannot be stated enough because I thought I was fine having neither particularly dense nor sparse wheel spokes, but I was not. The working range of spoke spacing is apparently very small.It’s also just not a good design period, being not evenly remotely adaptable to more than a few spacings and not secure even with a spacing that “fits” the strap. A poor quality (rubber? silicone?) strap is bound to fail eventually. I was shocked that it was less than two minutes into use, but it was inevitable with that design choice.I was able to attach the battery box to my spokes, but it seems the connecting strap was too strained, with the bumps of the mildly cracked asphalt in front of my apartment proving too much for it to handle. Choose a wider strap loop meant it wasn’t secure either, though, being too loose. Because the strap was too strained the box exploded off my bike and onto the road. Th box ripped from the light so there’s no way to fix it. It did not last even two minutes, and with it being daytime, I never even got to use the lights outside at night.Also, the lights were rather dim. For three double A batteries a strand, they should either last longer than 48 hours or be brighter. Maybe they do last longer than 48, but I wouldn’t know since again the box exploded off my wheel. This would be fine if everything else was good in the design, but the battery box issues completely ruins the product.I could only recommend you get this product if your wheel spacing is about as wide as the box. Then, it likely would be secure enough.If you create your own mounting system, you’d also probably be fine, but you’d have to work with what’s there and there’s not much good to secure the box with besides the bars? nubs? that secure the provided strap, so it’d take more than a few minutes and quite a bit of cleverness, especially if you have rather widely spaced wheel spokes.Image: the battery box on the road after exploding off my bike's back wheel - I had not installed the front lights yet and probably won't after this