Ascher Ultra Bright USB Rechargeable Bike Light Set, Powerful Bicycle Front Headlight and Back Taillight, 4 Light Modes, Easy to Install for Men Women Kids Road Mountain Cycling

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These lights meet all the qualities of a good bike light...easy-to-install, easy to charge, and certainly seems bright enough. I like that there are different brightness and strobe settings, I like USB charging instead of AAA batteries, and I like how easy it was to install (no tools needed). The only thing I wish it would have would be some indicator of how much battery life is left. I've had these lights installed on my bike for a few months now and rode once in the rain. The lights are still as good as new. UPDATE: I've been using these lights for a number of months and was still satisfied with my purchase. However, I moved the lights to my Mtn bike and during the ride, somehow the front light fell off and I didnt notice it until later. I did find that the front light attachment did not seem too secure as the clip from the light to the mount seemed to not positively engage. I guess the light either worked its way out of the mount due to vibration or I bumped it. Either way, I was sad that the light disappeared. Since I was still satisfied with the "value" of the light, I ended up buying another set. This time, I did notice that the front light has a positive 'click' when sliding it into the mount. I guess my first light had a minor manufacturing issue? The other thing I noticed on my first light (before I lost it), was that there is a rubber o-ring around the housing. That o-ring somehow got all stretched out so that it no longer seated tightly into its groove. I took the o-ring off but noticed that it seemed that this rubber gasket is just for aesthetics. the groove it fits into is not a joint as the outer body of the light seemed to be sealed. I am no 100% sure if that o-ring served a functional purpose, but either way, it no longer fit inside its groove and I removed it. I did not ride in the rain after removing it, so no idea if its removal would create a water-intrusion issue into the light. In any event, this is something I'll keep an eye on for my second light.

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