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LED Bike Wheel Lights, 2-Tire Pack Bike Lights Pink Color only LED with Batteries Included

LED Bike Wheel Lights, 2-Tire Pack Bike Lights Pink Color only LED with Batteries Included
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LED Bike Wheel Lights, 2-Tire Pack Bike Lights Pink Color LED

  • High brightness-bicycle lights formed with 20 pieces of super light LED, make bright around when driving, added the driving safety scope, three AAA batteries able to long time provide enough brightness of bicycle lights.
  • Lighting mode-Bike lights for wheels have two modes, which means normally lighting and flashing. Select your favorite mode according to your requirements.
  • Safety-this is one fashionable and cool light for bike wheels, that improves visibility all around when driving at night, make ensures the safety of driving. Suitable for 12" bikes to 29" bikes, for example, the folding bike, road bike, mountain bikes, etc.
  • Simple installation-wrap the spoke with the LED lights and bunches of bike wheel lights, and tightly bind the light base on the flower drum with zip ties without tools, only need ten minutes to finish the installation.
  • 18 months maintain guarantee. the product with good quality, super light, durable, and waterproof.

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