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Challenge 2 Piece Silicone Front and Rear Bike Light Set £2 Free Click and Collect - Select Locations @ Argos
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Posted 23 March 2023

Challenge 2 Piece Silicone Front and Rear Bike Light Set £2 Free Click and Collect - Select Locations @ Argos

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Simply 'Stretch & Clip' to fit - stretchable silicone wrap-around design allows for instant fit and removal. Designed for handlebars and seat posts for mounting frame and paint protection. Each unit incorporates 2 x ultra bright LED's to ensure you will always be seen. 3 lighting modes: Full On, Quick Flash and Slow Flash. Comes with batteries fitted.

Easily removed for safe keepng.

Be seen while riding.

Uses CR2032 x 4 - supplied in pack.

Frontbike light(s).
7lumens.
Modes:3.
Showerproof.
Size H4, W3, D3cm.
X button cell (included) .
3 hours (dependant on use).
Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
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  1. supermann's avatar
    supermann
    Will end up costing you more in the end than just buying a regular light. (edited)
    Felix.360's avatar
    Felix.360
    These are awesome backups / be seen / I clip them into the vents of my helmet.

    Prise off the body to swap the wee watch batteries inside.
  2. Hamedly's avatar
    Hamedly
    Get them from the pound shop if oos
  3. Crossbow's avatar
    Crossbow
    This similar pair will be better quality & batteries will last much longer for £5 (batteries included) halfords.com/cyc…tml
    Run Times:
    • Solid beam - 100 hours
    • Slow flashing beam – 200 hours
    • Quick flashing beam – 200 hours

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  4. degrey338's avatar
    degrey338
    thanks
  5. waz12345's avatar
    waz12345
    Decent lights are pretty important and not that expensive. If you're going to ride around traffic at night get some decent ones
  6. Dougal_McGuire's avatar
    Dougal_McGuire
    7 lumens? That's not very bright.
  7. MakoBytes's avatar
    MakoBytes
    Home Bargains have similar lights for like £1.29 a pair, though they've been a bit more hit and miss than usual about stocking them lately.
    gtd65's avatar
    gtd65
    You beat me to it, fitted some to my lads bike the other month. Seem to work ok but they are fairly low build quality.
  8. N0bodyOfTheGoat's avatar
    N0bodyOfTheGoat
    Looks very similar to ones PlanetX used to sell, great as backup lights to be visible to others rather than rider seeing obstacles ahead like potholes, I'd definitely want more than one each end of the bike if they were the only lights being used. (edited)
  9. Daniel789's avatar
    Daniel789
    Good for your doggy
  10. Anglebox's avatar
    Anglebox
    Limited availability
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