Wing Lights Fixed V3 - Turning Signals for Bicycle Turn Signals for E-Scooters 11.8x8x3.2cm

Wish it was rechargeable to end the buying of batteries era. So far I haven't had to replace batteries but... I wud hate for this to die in the middle of a scooter ride. It gets the job done. My wife can get easy quick notice if we needs to turn left or right quickly on our scooters. Small n compact no wires not bulky. It's bright at night. Easy to function *push or tap it* to turn it on

Have you ever wanted blinkers on a bike? Thank God and the UK people! Because our UK brothers and sisters in the Biking community came through baby!I love it so much that I purchased two sets. I use it when I am riding in traffic and the cars actually stop and give me a chance to go. This is visible and well-made. I even dropped my bike and it still didn't shatter. It took daily punishment but still going strong.My aunt loves this thing too I think. She didn't say much but I hope she likes it as much as I do.One problem. If you don't screw the rubber in properly it will fall out so make sure to get the rubber stopper correctly installed so it is super snug in the handle bar end.

It was super easy to install them and they are absolutely everything that I was looking for in a turning signal because I just do not trust the ones that you cannot see that are behind you on the seat post and such so yeah I definitely recommend these these are very much worth the money

I had to DIY my own thing to actually get it to hold in the handlebar, the rubber ones that comes with it are useless. Not sure what situation they would work in. Nice and bright, but I ended up returning them. Using them are awkward though. Also a little pricey, but good quality.

Very nice and solid turn signals. Shipped very fast. Thank you.

Put these on an Evelo e-bike. Easy to install and gives me a little more peace of mind in low-light conditions that people can see my intent to turn.

11/13/2021 Update:Unfortunately, after just having these for 1.5 weeks and using them very infrequently, one of them is already obviously dimmer than the other (ironically on the side I find myself using the least). So I either got a dud battery in the one light, or like others have reported these lights use their battery up even when not being actively used. Regardless, these are no good to me if the battery life isn't consistent on both sides and given that I've maybe used them a dozen times (???) the batteries shouldn't be dying so quickly. Down to 3 stars and I returned them for a refund.---------------------------If you want turn signals on your bike, this is definitely the easiest way to get them. Unfortunately, they're a bit pricey (probably because they know no one wants to build/install a turn signal system for a bike). Installation was relatively easy. Visibility in full sunlight seems decent. I mean, it's a small light but it's definitely noticeable. Visibility is much better on a cloudy day, or at dusk, dawn, and of course full darkness. They're very easy to operate -- much easier than turning on a centralized switch. I don't really need the removability of the magnet version, and I think the rechargeable version (if it was even available anywhere) would be a pain. The rechargeable batteries don't seem to last that long, and because they're easily removable to charge they're also easier to steal.Again, a little pricey, but they're pretty much the only thing going in bicycle turn signals at the moment. The rest only have a single rear light or if there are four separate lights the wireless controller doesn't work reliably, etc. I don't really know about the battery life yet, but I definitely wouldn't have been happy with the rechargeable battery life between charges.

I'm using these on my Juiced Bikes rip current s, the materials/workmanship/functionality and durability are top notch. I ride my bike every single day averaging 25 to 30 mi each day and they have worked FLAWLESSLY. I've had them about a month now, I bump into my bike the other day and it fell over impacted one of the lights so hard it bent the shaft that goes into the handlebar, the light is very lightly scuffed, but still works like a charm! I was able to straighten the shaft back out without it snapping off which is a good sign of quality material. The price may seem like a lot of money for something like this but, how much is our safety worth? And I know these lights are increasing the safety Factor when I ride my bike. If you're thinking about getting some turn signals for your bicycle, I highly recommend that you don't buy something cheap that's probably not going to last. These are the real deal! Get them.