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Nite Ize Spokelit Bicycle Light (Disc-O)
Nite Ize Spokelit Bicycle Light (Disc O) – Features
The easy-to-attach Nite Ize L.E.D. SpokeLit is the perfect way to increase your visibility, safety, and cool factor when you’re riding your bike in the dark.
Comes with easily replaceable batteries
Shock and weather resistant
Fits most common 3 spoke cross pattern wheels
Securely attaches and stays secure during off-road riding

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Nite Ize Spokelit Bicycle Light (Disc O) – Reviews

Once you figure out how to turn the auto turn off feature, you’ll get excited because the colors are awesome and its exactly what you think you were looking for.

After three nights, the batteries burned out – fabulous.

I used these lights for Burning Man and by the third night (and no, I did NOT leave them on all night) they were burned out and useless.

If you don’t mind going thru batteries like water – these lights are perfect for you.

L. Gonzalez

I’ve been a bike commuter for three years. I’ve owned these lights for two months. I have two green ones on each wheel, and I run them in flash mode. Not only does the flash mode conserve batteries, but it also makes me more visible when I’m stopped at traffic lights or stop signs.

My commute is approximately 30 minutes, and I’ve used these lights 3-4 days per week for about two months. The original batteries are still going strong.

A few weeks ago I had a driver pull beside me at a stop light and tell me he had noticed me when I was about 1/4 mile in front of him. He said the rotation of the lights on the wheels made it very clear that he was approaching a bicycle. Ride on! Strongly recommended.

UPDATE: I’ve now had these lights for four months. They’ve been through rain, mud, road salt & sand and everything else the road can throw at them. The original batteries are still working. I’m so pleased that I bought some for my daughter’s bike.

MKS in San An

I bought these so that I can still go riding during the summer without dying under the desert sun. I have three green ones in front and two red ones in back. Having three on one wheel can give you that circle of light effect while cycling around 15mph, and it feels a little more balanced to me.

Some people have mentioned that it is a bit of a strobe effect when on a REALLY dark path/road, which is a little true if you are staring down, but otherwise it doesn’t bother me.

I feel VERY visible with these on my bike, but it certainly not a replacement for a flashing front and tail light. I believe that it helps drivers at intersections be better able to gauge your speed as you approach.

I’ve had these a few months now and the batteries are starting to dim to the point where I feel they need to be replaced. It has probably been around 20 hours of ‘Steady On’ to get to this point. There are two small holes on the lights for packaging, but I used these holes with small zip ties
Choose not to say

I got six of these lights for xmas and was super excited to have added visibility on my commuter bike. After disabling the “Try Me” mode I set 2 lights per wheel. After a 30 minute ride only one light was lit. I checked to make sure I did indeed disable the “Try Me” mode, which I did, but I gave them another shot. After riding 15 minutes I checked my wheels and noticed one was already out. When I got home 3 where out and only one was lit. I put the other two on, making that 3 per wheel, and after 30 minutes only 2 were lit and after 40 minutes only one was lit! What a piece of junk. The batteries are supposed to have +25 hrs of life on them!

Don’t buy. Spend the extra cash you’ll waste on batteries and get some hokey spoke lights.

Mammalisa


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