LED Bicycle Light

These detachable LED bike lights made me look. Stockholm-based Bookman considered the essentials: color block shape, cuved underside, oversized rubber button and a groove for the attaching elastic cord. Three flashing modes: slow, fast and steady. The front light flashes white; the taillight is red.

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  1. Cute, but underpowered. Planet Bike makes some of the best/most efficient bike lights I’ve ever owned.

    AppleZilla
    Sep 7th, 2011 / 12:40 pm

  2. $30 seems steep for a set of lights featuring a single LED in each – they do certainly look nice though.

    awesomerobot
    Sep 7th, 2011 / 1:46 pm

  4. my $1.5 light set looks and works almost the same, but it’s design smarter because the front one is black and the rear one is red.

    karapanda
    Sep 7th, 2011 / 3:35 pm

  5. and it’s only $1.50? so what’s the brand?!

    weej
    Sep 7th, 2011 / 8:11 pm

  6. checkout knog lights, half the price and way brighter: http://www.knog.com.au/gear-lights/frog-strobe.phps

    jj
    Sep 8th, 2011 / 5:07 am

  8. Millions of Dutch bikers already have these small led lights, 4 euros a piece. http://j.mp/nfaxdt

    Rutger
    Sep 8th, 2011 / 9:22 am

  9. HEMA? You guys need an “Action” overthere ;-)… 89 cts for a pack of 2 :-)

    peter
    Sep 8th, 2011 / 2:57 pm

  10. You know what would be even cooler on a bike? Brakes.

    I hear that they are all the rage. All the cool kids have brakes on their bikes nowadays. What’s the use of lights on a bike if you don’t have brakes? Is that so the motorist can see you before you run into him at an intersection because you don’t have brakes?

    Sean D Sorrentino
    Sep 8th, 2011 / 6:29 pm

  11. Where can I buy the led light
    Thanks Norma

    Norma Sauer
    Sep 9th, 2011 / 12:04 pm

  12. i bet these would work really well for telling drivers they’re about to run over a poorly-lit cyclist in the next moment.

    can we start calling these teensy things deathlights?

    whiskeypony
    Sep 9th, 2011 / 2:49 pm

  13. They sell something similar for 2 euros in Hema, a dutch store (which we also have in Belgium), but they don’t look as good as these do!

    Hannelore
    Sep 9th, 2011 / 5:10 pm

  14. BikeLits look better I think:
    http://www.niteize.com/products/bikelit

    But if manufacturers could throw in a lock button so they don’t turn on in your bag accidentally, I’d consider buying some.

    For now my dinky Blackburn Fleas are doing me proud and charge via USB. They have four LEDs too, and cost about as much as these.

    Jonathan
    Sep 11th, 2011 / 6:10 am

  15. Hi Dear Sir,

    We specialize in LED bike lights for more than five years,we have own manufactory and have many distributors around the world. We can put your logo on products if you want.

    1. T6 aviation aluminum material(processed by ourself)
    2. Original imported CREE bulb and waterproof
    3. Good design by engineers who have more than 10 years experience in LED area
    4. Strict requirement for accessory supplier
    5. CE, RoHS, UL-STR,IEC,MSDS,IP65 approved.
    6. Temperature control system;press button for seconds can show battery level
    7.One year warranty for every product

    Also we have a video about our bike light on Youtube. Warmly to visit http://www.youtube.com/IntonTechnology

    Thanks,

    frank
    Dec 19th, 2012 / 10:28 pm