CruzinBrightz Disco Bike Light

Projected image and pattern is quite bright and colorful in the darkness. I don’t like that it only has one mode, off and on, but it gets the job done and looks great. The light can swivel to point wherever you’d like illuminated.

These look so cool at night! I wasn’t sure if these would be really bright or show up very well, but they are and they do. They’re so much fun. They demand attention and get a lot of compliments from people who like fun shiny things. I loved it so much, I bought a second one. I think it looks like I’m headed somewhere fun. Installing is super easy. Brightness is great. They don’t seem to have an issue with slippage.

So many types of brightz, so many colors and ease of putting them on and off the bikes. Lots of fun

I wasn't overly impressed!

Great for burning man, lasts a while and decently bright

So easy my daughters put them on their bike themselves 12 & 13. We wanted them to have lights on their bikes while night riding. It’s fits perfectly. They love seeing where they are going.

It was great

This little light of mine- makes night riding less dreary, and a little bit more dreamy. Yes, you might just get comments from passersby like- " where did you get that? I've got to have it" as you're playing your favorite disco hits from the 70's from Amazon Music, and on the Bluetooth speaker sitting on your handlebars. The item looks a bit temporary, but the lights on it in certain areas at night are pretty awesome, so- if you're looking to make a dull moment have a bit more life, this might be the next item for you and your bike. Fairly easy to install, and light is removable to prevent theft of product. Fits handlebars nicely.

I bought these to use on a scooter and they are great. I bought one for the front and one for the back. They take three AAA batteries which lasted for several hours, and they are easy to change and it was easy to set up. No complaints, solid product.

I bought this for my motorized wheelchair to make me more visible at night. I LOVE IT! It has a giant field of light and it's very fun!The only thing I don't like about it is that there are no lighting choices. It blinks, and that's all. I really wish it had the option to be steady on.This light is easy to install and takes three AA batteries. I use Amazon Basics rechargeable batteries in it.I would have taken off half of a star for lack of settings choices, but other than that, this light does what is supposed to and is a solid product.

Love this thing! My kids love it too! Great battery life.

It's working as it's described. Adds some fancy lighting while operating Etrike in the early evening. Definitely noticeable to any one of your presence on the road and for safety measures.

It functions goodNot the best grip

Gift for a family member, he absolutely loved it! Fun little attachment to add to a bike.

I absolutely love this light. I buy one every year for music festivals because I usually gift it away by the end. It’s also really cool on my bike too.

Yes it works. It doesn't show up until near total darkness. More patterns would be nice.

This thing is cool. Easy to install, easy to use, charges with USB, can withstand Burning Man. This has my seal of approval.

My 7 year old loves it! It’s very bright, just tough to keep fixed on sometimes.

Does exactly what it says it's gonna do. It comes with two grippy inserts to help get it on tightly, and the lights are plenty bright. Makes me nicely visible at night. It's already survived being lightly rained on twice, so I think it'll be fine weatherwise.Sidenote: It's definitely meant for a typical street bike. Took a little bit of effort to get it onto my much chunkier frame. Not a problem with the product at all, just something for people with heftier bikes to consider.

The light is actually great. The mount wears out quickly however. If you don't do any curb jumping or off-road, maybe only smooth path, I'm sure this will last a lot longer.

Fantastic lights! Easy to install.

It doesn’t work.

This is definitely fun for biking at night, especially during festival season, but it’s definitely one of those very cheap novelty items (prob cost less than 1$ to make), not sure how long it will last. On line the on/off button only turns it on not off (if I unscrew the battery case, it will turn off and when I re-screw the batteries back in it doesn’t automatically come on so I can press the power button then. Not the worst thing since it’s probably not a bad idea to take the batteries out when not using, but it’s definitely obnoxious. I’m honestly not sure if this is by design or a flaw bc there were only instructions on mounting (kind of) nothing about operating.

I don't like that it flashes instead of a steady light.

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Just purchased two of these for use at Burning Man this year. I popped the 3XAA batteries in at home and even with some evening ambient light outside, there is a very clearly visible pattern on the ground. :)I think if someone was wanting to use these as a 'headlight' for their bike, they would be barking up the wrong tree. The pattern changes configuration several times a second, and does not provide a nice spotlight for forward vision. That being said, by placing this on the front of the bike, it projects an image down on the ground to make the moving bike unmistakenly visible, which is my goal in the middle of the pitch dark desert. The idea is to not be struck by other vehicles, people and bicycles. I just hope that the light will not distract the rider's focus ahead. Ha. Also, I don't think that my actual headlight will cancel out the pattern of the decorative lights as they are illuminating different areas.I'm going to have to adjust placement with the basket present on the front of the bike covering the handlebars.The clamp to attach to the bike appears to be a nice textured rubber, for good grip. If it slips, will duct tape it on, or use plastic zip ties.I also like the fact that the lighting unit unsnaps from the clamp to prevent theft, or to just have fun with in general.The light is bright enough that I didn't want to look at it directly. Angling it up toward the ceiling if off the bike, or down on the ground on or off the bike would be the way to go.In all, very satisfied with the purchase.I feel that bike riders can't do enough (alright, maybe they can) to be visible to others at night. Would very much consider this on my default bicycle at home if I'm out past dark.If depending on this for visibility and not for fun, i would keep an extra set of 3 AA batteries around. I can't vouch for battery life yet.