Bike Rear Light with Indicators – Wireless Remote, USB Rechargeable

Bike Rear Light with Indicators – Signal a turn without taking a hand off the bars

A compact rear light that does three jobs: red running light, left and right turn signals, and a brake mode. A wireless remote clamps to the handlebar, so you change modes and indicate with a thumb while both hands stay where they belong.

Why choose a light with indicators?

Hand signals mean letting go of the bars at exactly the moment you least want to — mid-turn, in traffic, often in the wet. A light that indicates for you keeps both hands on the bike and puts the signal at the height a driver is already looking. It is a small thing that changes how visible you are at a junction.

• Left and right indicators – separate arrow signals rather than a single flashing light.
• Handlebar remote – wireless, thumb-operated, no cable running down the frame.
• Four modes – steady, flashing, strobe and brake.
• USB rechargeable – 500 mAh battery, charged from any USB cable.
• IPX5 rated – sealed against rain and road spray.

Both hands on the bars, and the driver behind you knows what you are doing.

Mount it high enough on the seatpost that a saddlebag does not cover it — the most common mistake, and it hides exactly the light you paid for. Charge it fully before the first ride. Turn signals on a bicycle are a supplement to hand signals, not a legal replacement for them, and the rules differ by state.

Specifications

• Light source: COB LED
• Modes: steady, flashing, strobe, brake
• Battery: 500 mAh, USB rechargeable
• Protection: IPX5, splash resistant
• Dimensions: 8.8 × 1.9 × 3 cm

Clip it on and get seen at the junction.