RGB 5-LED 7-Mode Stainless Steel Wheel Lights for Bikes and Cars (2-Pack)

Pros: RGB 5-LED 7-Mode Stainless Steel Wheel Lights for Bikes and Cars
These light have really 7 modes . They ahve to be turned on maully. It does flash in any way for you cna imagine ...random ..in sequence ..all on all off all on one after another ...really every which way
You cycle through themodes with the on/off button .So tuning off might take a few pushes

Cons: Not a con as such but you have to have BIG valves on your bike ..like on a car otherwise oyu need ot find an adapter to use these on your bike

Other: Buy it try it ..

Pros: Actually it works and looks not bad at all. Everybody are surprised to see so colorful whels.

Cons: My little doughter doesn't like it, asked me to get it out. A wheel never goes so fast by riding to get effect like on pictures. Battery goes low quickly by using all leds on. So only reds can be seen. For me those colorful leds are to geyish... i feel shame to ride a bike decorated by those leds.

Other: i wouldn't buy those again. even... maybe i will change my mind later, maybe my little daughter will like it some day too.

Pros: Cool price, is relatively cheap bright enough for nighttime streets reliable splash-proof body (but non-waterproof) In static - all modes are nice.

Cons: slightly smaller than I expected - size of transparent part the same as the 10 ml syringe Programmed modes are not suitable for spin: flashing modes in the movement lose its charm. modes with running lights are not solid - unpleasant gaps between flashes. one set of batteries for only one night of bright glow used in the construction of narrow-angle LEDs, so the brightness is different for different sides.

Other: not a good variant for a wheel deco... but looks much better as a pendant for party

Pros: The lights look real pretty! but to make a real nice full circle you need a speed at least 30mph or higher. the modes are real nice but i only use two of them (the always on and the quick strobe). They were real easy to install! i just screwed them into my mopeds wheel vents and they stay real well in it but the screw part is a little too short so three fourths of the vent is still visible.

Cons: None at all except real short battery life as the light stays intense for an hour and after that it gets real dim and the batterys are real expensive.

Other: Cheapish and beautiful lights that fit most vent caps.

Pros: They work as advertised. Lots of colors and different flashing modes. My kids love them.

Cons: The plastic casing seems a bit light-weight.
The "stainless steel" seems like chromed aluminum or tin.
Pain to turn off - gotta go through all seven settings and if you accidentally go past, you have to do it again.
They don't fit presta valves but I expected that.

Other: The Flashing Light

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The flashing light up on the hill...
I wink, and it winks back.
The flashing light up on the hill...
its consistency annoys me.
The flashing light up on the hill...
perhaps its trying to tell me something?
The flashing light up on the hill...
it will still be there when I'm gone.
-Eila Mahima Jaipaul

Pros: This thingie is a great fun and a definite eye catcher. I am running it in the evening and at night for 1 week now and batteries still last.

Cons: It is made of plastic, the build quality is not the greatest but is acceptable. Maybe it will break soon as my ride is quite bumpy but it makes me happy anyway. I will definitely buy a new one when this one breaks.

Other: Great buy