Cheap Night Lights For £1...check Them Out.

[Rusevelt]

I doubt that there are many of these stores around the uk, but anyway i thought id give these a try to stop the local police giving me hassle about not having any lights. As with all poundland items, check that they work and keep the reciept in the event of you getting a dodgy/faulty item that needs replacing.

Edited May 9, 2009 by Rusevelt

[Maladie]

Wow, they look pretty sweet

Are they blue?

[JT!]

LMAO at the reflective bands.

You should have bought £10's worth of lights and put them all on your bars.

[Rusevelt]

No, they are white with a slight blue tint. But they work a treat and small enough to fit in your pocket. the ones around the frame are velcro strapped.

[r2wtrials]

what we want to see is some night time riding with long exposure shots... would look very cool with the lights tracing the way.

Edited May 9, 2009 by r2wtrials

[davey1991]

what we want to see is some night time riding with long exposure shots... would look very cool with the lights tracing the way.

There where some photos like that on here not to long ago.

Guy hoping up some stiars with a bouncy trial behind him

[Ben John-Hynes]

I give those lights a few days, tops!

[Mat Tea Why]

I remember that a mate of mine had some clip on lights, he put them on his spokes and it looked awesome. Would it be 'legal' enough if I was to do this?

[scary_jeff]

I think form a legal standpoint, you have to have a fixed and not-flashing front and rear light, pedal reflectors, and wheel reflectors. But realisticly, if you have any light on the front and back, the police won't say anything to you. If you have additional lights on your wheels or wherever else, this doesn't make any difference from a legal standpoint, but only having lights on the wheels is the same as having no lights at all as far as the police are concerned.

[Alex Dark]

seems like they d be pretty effective, good find

[shamus]

lights can be flashing, just not patterns, like burst etc

if its a monotonous flashing its still legal, most rear lights are like this

because the flashing attracts the eye better, providing more safety for the rider

[Jonezy]

Wow. Thats Genius. Will be better for night riding aswell!!

[Cookyboy]

This is sweet! im getting some ASAP! anywhere that stays open late that might sell these? cheers rusey bey

[Rusevelt]

I give those lights a few days, tops!

ive had them for 2 weeks before posting a topic here, and they are still going strong! The velcro strap ones on the frame can switch between blinking and permanently on, and the mini torch on the bars are permanently on. Regardless how long they last, still a bargain at £1 and stop the local police giving you a hard time about not having lights. Edited May 10, 2009 by Rusevelt