Providing superior lighting these great Argos front and rear bike lights ensure you are visible to other traffic and help illuminate the road ahead. Compact and lightweight, these easy to attach LED lights, are the simplest option for making yourself visible on the roads, and ensure maximum safety whilst enjoying your bike ride.
3 LED front light with 3 LED rear light. Static and flashing modes. Front and rear light fitting brackets.
14 comments
didsburydan
3 Aug 164#1
"superior lighting" i doubt that.
cheap bike lights are a false economy IMO
SFconvert to didsburydan
3 Aug 165#4
They are better than no lights, and if you leave them on your bike you are more likely to find these still on it when you return .
jeffjack to didsburydan
3 Aug 16#13
most yes, these no, these are decent
dragonline77
3 Aug 16#2
needed a new set but didn't want to spend all this is perfect, reserved the last one in union street Birmingham have heat op
SFconvert
3 Aug 16#3
These type are quite good, I've got a pair. Well made and brackets are good. Front light obviously doesn't light your way but bright enough to be seen around town. T
Batteries last for ever in these too.
lovevelvet
3 Aug 16#5
out of stock within 100 miles!
onkoke
3 Aug 16#6
Managed to reserve only one. These were going out of stock as I was looking around!
Might use them one day, already have an unused pair and don't even ride at night.
smmcandrew
3 Aug 16#7
I picked one up yesterday, however the item is not as the picture shows. I was handed a Rolson, model number 61624, which is being sold on Amazon for £6.49 and has poor reviews.
Besford to smmcandrew
3 Aug 16#8
Me too, but they seem pretty good.
dazzler303
3 Aug 16#9
Look to have some locally, may go and get them and leave them in the car to hand out to all the local prats who think its fine to cycle at night without them - kids and adults.
rayat04
3 Aug 16#10
None in stock near me.
Could anyone recommend a pair of bike lights for city cycling? I just need to be seen in low light conditions and I have a price range of up to £15 for a pair of front and rear lights. I assume rechargeable batteries would be nice, anyone had experience with them?
Amazon is flooded with either free or discounted bike lights being given in exchange for reviews, which tend to be biased. So it makes it harder for a beginner like me to understand what to look for in bike lights.
ljbutchik07
3 Aug 16#11
I had rolson instead of these but the value is £6.99 at amazon
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3 LED front light with 3 LED rear light. Static and flashing modes. Front and rear light fitting brackets.
14 comments
cheap bike lights are a false economy IMO
Batteries last for ever in these too.
Might use them one day, already have an unused pair and don't even ride at night.
Could anyone recommend a pair of bike lights for city cycling? I just need to be seen in low light conditions and I have a price range of up to £15 for a pair of front and rear lights. I assume rechargeable batteries would be nice, anyone had experience with them?
Amazon is flooded with either free or discounted bike lights being given in exchange for reviews, which tend to be biased. So it makes it harder for a beginner like me to understand what to look for in bike lights.