Afrom Here Waterproof Bicycle Bike Turn Signal Brake LED Light Tune Horn for Outdoor

This unit has rear and front turn signal, a horn (electronic), a brake lite and when you put it in night mode the red taillight and front red light stay on. You still need a good headlight The front turn signal is not of much use. There are 3 red lights in the unit. When you have the left turn signal on the middle and left lights are on. When you have the right turn signal on the middle and right red lights are on. The problem is, the unit is so small no one looking at it would be able to tell the difference! The way the stop light works is you have a unit that slides on the front brake cable as it comes out of the housing coming from the front brake handle. One piece slides against the cable housing and the other end has a set screw so you can tighten it to the brake cable. Now when you apply the front brake the cable slides back and contact is made and the front and rear red lights come on. This would not work on bikes that don't have a cable braking system. It does not come with any instructions. The rear unit attachment to the mounting is not real strong. When you hit a good bump it may come loose. I'm not sure I'm right but I think I'm going to epoxy mine onto the mounting unit as I can't think of any reason to separate them once there attached?

Awesome lil rear light. I have this mounted on a motorized bicycle. I honestly did not think that it would hold up to 40+mph with vibration but it has, and well. I use hydraulic brakes so I could not attach the brake light to the brakes like you should. Instead I have it attached to my clutch cable, this is somewhat useful to the info because instead of it being lightly compressed to turn on the brake light it is being sandwiched between a metal post and a rigid spring to compress the button. While the switch looks very flimsy I can assure you the pull on that clutch cable is not light, and it is also holding up incredibly well. The only reason it has 4 stars instead of 5 is that the head unit is fairly useless. It is pretty bulky for its actual use, 2 switches.

I just needed a tail light because the one that took months to come from China, broke for no reason. (At least it was bright.) This one came fast [I got 2 cuz it looked good and I have 2 bikes and can use a backup.] Come to find that It needs to be wired [used a youtube video - no instructions], can't select a full steady tail light, just a weak one [the added ones come on only with the brake], the front light is red and weak, not a headlight [who needs a red front light?], the wire isn't long enough to reach from the handlebars to the rear of carrier [on the seat post below the seat shock, it is too low to be seen]. So I hooked both the front and rear lights to the rear, rigging them with zip ties. I hate the shrill loud sound of the horn/signal tones, but there is no switch to turn them off while signaling. Some folks might want this setup, but it's not good for my purpose, which, to be fair, was not the intended purpose, since the turn signal/horn was an afterthought, and I really just needed a good tail light. I'm keepin em since I don't see any other good tail light listed eligible for Prime [quick delivery].

I got these for my kids bikes at camp so they can have some more fun while ridding there bikes. It's a nice concept but these are very cheaply made and don't like the rain or high humidity for several days. They have a brake light that I think is a great idea and turn signals but no head light just a red LED in the front that is not very bright. If these where made better and made to hold up to the rain then they would be great. Like i stated, it's a great concept but very cheaply made.They did work until the rain came and shorted the horn or turn signal button and they kept on beeping without being turned on and I had to take out the batteries.

I really like the design it's not been through the rain yet but so far awesome. I would like anyone that gets one to know you need an actual headlight to go on it because it comes with a red one that isn't that bright And for $7 people it's sooooooo worth it. I put mine on a motorized bicycle so I would be Street legal in WV. They pass for my application and are great. The only recommendation I have is include a diagram on how to put the break trigger on I had to look on YouTube but after I saw it I thought it was very easy. Best setup for $7 you could buy.

I ordered two of these so far. its pretty good. one feature I would like to see is the ability to turn off the sound when activating a left or right turn. sometimes it's very annoying.also when activating the left and right turn switch, there should be a way to center to button at the middle, or just make a bigger button or switch. overall its pretty good and I would buy another.

I'm writing this review right after pretesting this item. Everything worked perfectly. If you read other reviews everyone agrees the turn signal is loud & annoying.I found accidentally how to solve that problem. Place the dial between one of the alarm tones, since its not on a desired tone "it won't work" problem solved.

They sent me a product that look like used with missing parts claiming that it was new. When I try to get the missing parts their required from me to make photos of the parts, labels and of the receipt that never they sent to me. The mailing was one envelope without any packing material to protect the product, but the shipping charges was twice what the postage was.I have had to call several times to Amazon to complain and telling them I want they to send me the missing part. They never did so. Finally my credit card was involved stopping the payment and they sent me a label to return the product. This process took several weeks and I did no have what I want and pay for.I was very disappointed with all the time I have had to spend to solve the issue with Amazon and the vendor.I will try to avoid to buy anything from Amazon in the future.