WingLights Fixed V3 Direction Indicators | Turning Signal Lights for Bicycles and EBike Electric Bicycle | CR2032 Battery Powered Orange LED Indicators

These are amazing. Really transformed my Pure escooter.They are easy to install, very solid and operation is easy.They make a bright light and look as if they were designed as part of the original scooter.Highly recommended.Don't know how long batteries will last.

I wasn't sure to buy these or not but i decided to because of amazons return policy, I do have to say that they are much brighter than i thought even in the daytime so definitely keeping, I've had driver's telling me to go as they can see where I'm going with these winglights, as it says on the instructions don't rely on these and still signal yourself, definitely recommend.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to set up bright as they say still use hand signals but it’s nice to have the extra bit of security of being seen better

It has been a fab investment a genious invention made riding incthe highly mist sensed Cotswold winter mornings and nights really safe and seen many happy driver remarks as a bicyclist

Super easy to install and fit my electric scooter perfect.Make sure your handle bar grips have a hole either end though to install.Follow instructions for quick installation.Nice and bright as well and also look good.Would recommend

£34 is a rip off for a tiny aluminium cast, with a tiny circuit, tiny piece of plastic and rubber. They don't even have built in lithium ion batteries like most bike lights that you can pick up for about a tenner. They've been out long enough now to pay off their initial development costs.And they've not refined any of its many flaws:- There's no way of disabling them when not in use. So you can't lean your bike on anything because it sets your indicators off. Even if you get a stand for your bike, it's still really easy to catch them accidentally.- They're exposed and flimsy. If the bike falls over at any point, they break. I'm not talking about a big fall, i mean you just prop the bike up somewhere (which is difficult - refer to first point), and if it slips over, they're gone. Because handlebars are wide and these are on the end it'll almost always land on them and break them.- They only sell them as a pair not individually. So when you inevitably break one, you can't buy a replacement you have to pay their extortionate cost for the pair.- Pressing the buttons isn't easy. I used them for a long time and it never got any easier. Do you stretch your little finger out wide and try to hook it with that or remove your whole hand from the bar and tap it on the edge? Either method is slow, awkward, and inconvenient. I can't believe they haven't designed an option with a short cable for a bar-mounted thumb flick switch (similar to indicator switch on a motorbike).Sadly there's next to no alternatives. I don't know if that's because they have a patent or because they don't sell enough for competitors to be interested. But either way the market is really disappointing. I might have to buy another pair because unfortunately these are the only ones. I might just abandon them and stop using them. As soon as a better competitive product becomes available, i'll be switching.

This is the second pair of Winglights that I have purchased now as they are simply brilliant.They are great for when turning a sharp corner when you might not be able to indicate safely for very long using hand signals.Easy to install and very robust.Automatically switch off after 30 seconds if you forget or they get knocked.

The media could not be loaded. For £28 you would expect them to come with batteries that had charge in them. Was going to return, then realised I had ruined my handle grips fitting them. Now ordered rechargeable 2032 batteries (another £12). Starting to loose respect for Amazon.