Skyline Bicycle Lighting System, 700c/27-Inch

Got plenty of attention and compliments. You will definitely be seen in the dark. I'm pretty blind at night so I'm still not sure if the front light is bright enough for me to see what's in front so I'm going to get a headlight in addition.Took about 3 hours for me to assemble. Be careful when the instructions says to really tighten the screws, don't over tighten it because it will break the plastic. Just use your instinct. Revolights was pretty fast about replacing my broken part, so no problem there.My only con is that I wish there was an easier way to attach and detach the thing. I need to clean my chrome rims every now and then and this makes it tough. So just be prepared for that.Battery and wires are a little awkward, but i cant suggest a better alternative, so I'm ok with it.Overall, cool product and I hope they keep improving it.

Bought these for my son for Christmas. Once you figure out how they go on one wheel, the second one goes much faster. The online video is a must to keep you from messing up the install. GREAT LIGHTS!!. The red braking light flashes as you slow down to brake. Excellent front pavement lighting. I'm thinking about installing them on my bike when I ride in the summer. My son rides everyday to work and with the winter hours, it's dark sooner. He WILL be seen with these. BTW, the first review about damaging the wheel made no sense to me. These are light plastic rings with LEDs that mount on both sides of the wheel. How did the wheel get damaged?I saw the inventor present this on Sharktank and thought it was a great idea. These are well thought out and engineered.

Hard to install, hard to adjust. I even took it to the bike repair store but it keeps making a clicking noise where the light hits the break. Too expensive for the hassle and worry.

Not worth $200. Tough to install (and I'm a bike mechanic for a living). Not very bright, says each light is 30 something lumens overall it looks a total of maybe 45 lumens collective. Sent it back and got something better for cheaper. Great idea just not what it looks like in videos.

After purchasing the Skyline 700cs kit two years ago, I found out that the front wheel set couldn't be installed due to the narrow width of my fork. I emailed them and they offered a kit to get it to fit, which I appreciated. I never did get around to requesting the kit from them, so the front set has never been used to this day. The rear wheel set I was able to install, and I installed it on a bike that I only ride during the Summer months. Having said that, days are long during the Summer hours so although I had them installed, they were barely used. I charged them once after the first Summer and everything was great. However, after this current Summer run, the battery needed to be recharged again, and after attempting to recharge it, I found it no longer was recharging.After emailing customer service, I was told that the battery was no longer covered under warranty and that I could purchase a new one on their site. Totally understandable. However, I felt that after only two chargings, and extremely limited use, it would have lasted longer than that. At this point I spent over $200 on this product, was only able to use the rear set, and was only able to recharge the battery twice.I gave three stars because I did get some use out of it, but it wasn't a completely wonderful experience.

As much as these items costs, you'd think there would be better quality control. I received a bad battery pack, both of the rear rim lights were inoperable and I only received six of the ten zip ties needed.The installation went pretty well, although there should be a distinction made about using the short screws to secure the two rim pieces together. I mean, you figure it out when you try to use the long screws and realize that you've been tightening and tightening and tightening and go...hmmm...let me make sure I'm doing this right and realize there aren't enough of the long screws to be used for this step. The next step tells you specifically to use the "long" screws to secure the unit to the spokes.The front lights do appear to work properly. I'll be giving customer support a buzz; we'll see if the whole experience raises or lowers my rating. Guess it's a good thing I bought some cheap lights at the bike shop; otherwise (as a night rider), I wouldn't have a tail light until this ordeal gets straightened out.

I LOVE THE CONCEPT AND THEY LOOK TERRIFIC. THIS WAS A PRODUCT THAT WAS ON SHARK TANK AND A SHARK DID INVEST IN IT. I GAVE IT AS A GIFT SO I DO NOT KNOW HOW IT WORKS, BUT I ASSUME IT WORKS WELL.

Awesome