7_lives_left wrote: To the OP, were the lights any good otherwise?
The lights are quite good for the money and have a quality feel to them,The front light bracket has a quick release mount
so you can swap from bike to bike quickly with ease and the body of the light is hinged so battery changing is safe and simple
The light itself is locked on by a simple press/click fitment and looks secure, There are five VERY BRIGHT clear led's which can
be set to 'constant' - 'flashing' - 'pulsing' five times a second, similar to modern cop lights !
The rear light is also led and has a quality feel to it too and has seven VERY BRIGHT led lights which are reflected through
a high quality lens, The red light can also be seen sideways, accessing the batteries is done by 'popping' off the front with a coin,
The light is clipped to a plastic holder which is clamped by a bolt so this can't be changed quickly from bike to bike, The lights can be
set to 'constant' - 'flashing' - 'chasing pulse' the light seems a little loose whilst attached to the holder but is still secure, but me being me !
i put a laggy band around the light/bracket just in case i hit a hole and it jumps off ! you never know with our roads.
Both come with batteries supplied, three in the front light and two in the rear light.
Visible up to 600m
Mounting brackets are made from a bendy - hardish black plastic which looks indestructible and will take the shocks from everyday biking.
Front light.
http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/bike-acces ... YYKg%3D%3DRear light.
http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/bike-acces ... YYKg%3D%3DPhew ! You did ask me
