TINANA LED Bike Wheel Lights (1 Wheel Pack) Ultra Bright Waterproof Bicycle Spoke Lights Cycling Decoration Safety Warning Tire Strip Light for Kids Adults Night Riding

The media could not be loaded. I can’t speak to ease of instillation or use because my husband did all of it, and he turned them on for me, but I do, however know they are super cute! Very bright as well. I only needed 1 since my e-bike cargo covers most of my back tire, but we got him two and they look awesome as well!

Our children couldn’t be happier with this product. We purchased red and pink lights for our two children and the colors are so vivid that we can definitely tell them apart. They have multiple settings allowing them to be on constantly or flash (our son loves the blinking). They are easy to operate and our pre-schooler can easily operate them. We are so happy with these lights that we will be purchasing more for our other bikes.

Love the lights. But break easily.

Works excellent on my sons bike

Not sure how long they'll last, but super cool! Got a set of these for my bike and my dad's for Father's Day. He likes to ride his bike at night, so now people will be able to see him! The attachment to the spokes is really cheap feeling but does the job. I weaved the lights in and out one side of the spokes and wrapped them tightly around each one so they wouldn't fall. It took me about 10 minutes to do each wheel, but I wanted to do them correctly. Also, keep in mind that there's only one string of lights in each pack, so you will need to order 2 for both wheels on your bike! They look super cool at night and are as bright as you hoped!

0rdered 6. 4 worked 2 didn’t. Order before you need them in case you have to exchange. Easy assembly if you’re patient.

Put on my son's bike for Christmas... love it & he does too.

The lights are fine, they work the same as all the other led wheel lights but the battery pack mounting hardware is garbage. The mounting bolts and threaded fasteners are cheap plastic and will not stay together. The amount of pressure needed to activate the “on” button is enough to pop the fasteners off. Most likely, you’ll realize this after you’ve taken the time to loop and thread the light strand through all the spokes.Buy a different product which mounts the power switch and battery pack to the wheel axle. This set-up is poorly engineered. Also, this pack only takes 1-AA battery. The wheel light we have on our older child’s bike takes 3-AAA batteries and hasn’t run out of juice in over a year with regular use. I doubt the single battery option will last anywhere near that long.