Introducing the Bike Lane Light, the ultimate must-have for every cyclist who loves riding at night. With this genius tail light, you'll create your very own glowing bike lane wherever you go, making sure everyone knows to give you space. The bright red laser beams project two lines on the road beside you, ensuring that you stand out in low visibility. Whether you're on a bicycle, motorcycle, or even a scooter, this nifty gadget is your ticket to safer night rides.
7 Lighting Modes for Maximum Safety
This isn’t just any ordinary tail light. The Bike Lane Light comes with seven different lighting modes, including everything from a solid beam to mesmerizing strobe effects. You can adjust the lights to suit your style or the riding conditions. Need to signal to others that you’re on the road? Done. Want a slow flash for those foggy mornings? You got it. You’re in control of how you light up your ride.
Waterproof and Easy to Install – No Fuss, Just Ride
Mounting the Bike Lane Light is a breeze. Attach it to your bike's seat post (fits any size from 0.8 to 1.4 inches in diameter), and you're ready to roll. And don’t worry about the weather – this light is waterproof, so whether it’s raining cats and dogs or just a light drizzle, your tail light stays bright and functional. With a durable, water-resistant design, this light is ready for any adventure you take it on.
Features:
7 Flash Modes: Always bright, flash, slow flash, left to right, right to left, left to right slow flash, and back-and-forth flash.
Laser Safety Lines: Projects clear, visible lines on the road to keep other vehicles at a safe distance.
Waterproof Design: Built to withstand rain, meeting IPX-II waterproof standards.
Universal Fit: Easily attaches to seat posts ranging from 0.8 to 1.4 inches in diameter.
Power: Runs on 2 AAA batteries (not included) – because who needs to mess with weird battery sizes?
Easy Installation: Just attach, adjust, and hit the road – no tools required!
Get ready to light up the night with the Bike Lane Light – because your safety shouldn’t have a dimmer switch!
