Super Bright Rim Lights By Speed Racer Review

Hubby goes biking to work because his workplace is just a mile from our home. Since it's winter, it becomes dark very early so by the time he goes home, it's dark already. He has a nice bike light (both in front and at the back) but has had 2 instances when a right-turning car bumped his rear bike wheel. Good thing he wasn't hurt during these 2 instances so I was glad when I had the chance to review the Super Bright Rim Lights by Speed Racer.

The Super Bright Rim Lights by Speed Racer has 3 different colors available. The LED lights work by a motion sensor and ensures durability along with 50,000 hours of battery life. The LED wheel flash light is attached to the valve stem on the bike wheels. Each package includes a 2 x green light, 2 x blue light and 2 x colorful LED valve bike lights. These are 100% waterproof and usable through any terrain.

The Super Bright Rim Lights by Speed Racer arrived in a resealable plastic bag. Each light came with a paper inside the battery compartment to preserve battery life. I had to remove each paper to make the lights work. Hubby installed it and he placed them easily.

The rim lights lighted up with little movement. They were sensitive enough to light up when the wheels of hubby's bike turned. They also automatically turned off when his bike wheels were not moving. I like how bright they were at night because it made him more visible to cars. It rained here in SoCal a few days ago and the lights still worked after being soaked in the rain. These are nice quality bike lights and I like how hubby can ride his bike safer at night.

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