Bicycle Handlebar Reflector,Front Bike Reflector

Fit perfect for electric scooter handlebar... I faced white reflector slightly to left facing oncoming vehicles incase the headlight I have on front goes out. For the money spent its worth it so I bought two.Didn't put any reflector on back but used Superflash Bike Tail Light. Those work great for facing rear end day or night.You want to be seen Day time and Night time with a reflective construction vest.

Easy to attach to my bike. However, the retaining nut for the front white reflector was not tight and fell off while riding my bike. Had to replace it and make sure the reflectors were properly attached to the mounting brackets.

My children wanted under saddle bags for their bikes, but they covered the rear seat post-mounted reflectors, making their bikes noncompliant with state law. This reflector mounts to the frame rail that goes to the rear axle, out of the way of the under saddle bag. Now my childrens’ bikes meet all statutory safety requirements.

My main issue with this reflector is that it wasn’t wide enough to fit my handlebar diameter so I had to take the reflector off of the mounting arm and attach it to the mounting arm of my broken bike reflector. I would also note that the plastic on this reflector mount seems much softer and cheaper than my existing broken reflector was. If you have a Specialized Sirrus 1.0 bicycle then beware of this issue.

The reflector itself is great. Does exactly what it is supposed to do: reflect the light that is coming onto it. It exposes a metric bolt to attach it to a mount. So far so great.And then the problems start.First: the mounting bracket is quite limited on what circumference it can handle. The manufacturer should really state what the supported range is.Second: the mount breaks, if you stare too intense.I am not joking. I ordered multiple to attach it to my bike trailer. One broke off while mounting it! The piece between the actual reflector and the part that goes around the frame is incredible fragile. One gust and the reflector flies away. Seriously, that makes it an expensive part and makes me shudder: only two stars for this misconstruction. This deficiency led to the devaluation!Good thing is: you can mount the reflector without that part, if you have enough space for it - and the proper mounting angle. Without: you have a useless reflector.

It’s a good reflector. It mounts easily to your bike. Overall good purchase.

Mounted this on my Trike (it had lost the old one); This is a decent size and seems to have good reflectivity. I was able to get it snug with the mounting hardware, and oriented correctly. All the parts are robust enough for normal use. A metal bracket would be stronger, but this does the job for me!

Good value for the moneyEasy to install.And also sheerness, whatever that mean.