CarryBright Wireless Bicycle Turn Signals and Horn for Safer Cycling

This wireless bike turn signal and horn system is designed for safer cycling, featuring bright LED indicator lights for clear visibility during turns. The bicycle led indicator system includes a handlebar-mounted remote control for easy access, allowing cyclists to signal their turns without taking their hands off the handlebars. The bicycle turn indicator lights are installed on the front and rear of the bike, offering a clear signal to vehicles and pedestrians. Additionally, the system features a built-in wireless bike horn for alerting others on the road, making it a comprehensive safety solution for cyclists. The unit is rechargeable and water-resistant, ensuring reliable performance in various weather conditions.
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[@buttercopter7986]

Your Video helped me to find the perfect Turn Lights for my Pedelec Bike. Thanks a lot, and greetings from Germany.

[@GarryPurcell]

Great to hear! (Melbourne, Australia.)

[@EBikes420]

Good Video, I bought a set of these for my e-bike back in April 2023. I'mcharging them as I'm typing this. Mine did not come with a horn, but just so you know, there's a button on the side of the turning remote to use your horn. Thank You and Ride Safe 😎

[@GarryPurcell]

The horn is located in the remote on my set. Its interesting that you have a different setup.

[@HouseholdDog]

I remember turn likes on my mates MX bicycle back in the late 70s. It was called MX not BM Xx.

[@GarryPurcell]

Your mate would have been considered rich back then. 🙂

[@driewiel]

Silly. Just stick your arm out. But OK it's fun. I like the fact the controller has LED lights to show which indicator is blinking. The one I have doesn't. The left may still blink while I am turning right making things only less safe. I don't make that mistake with my arms. Usually I know the difference between my left and right arm.

[@GarryPurcell]

Very TRUE.... Arms do work well in daylight. 🚲 However, not so good after dark. P.S. I do enjoy using the horn on occasion hahaha.😂

[@driewiel]

@@GarryPurcell My arms work fine in the dark. Unless I'm sleeping. I can't check. But those indicators are nice on a bicycle camper. Germans build them a lot. So I suggest you build one too and cross Australia. Hopefully you got the upside-down version of the blinker set or they will be reversed.

[@GarryPurcell]

Using Upside-Down indicators is easy, you simple put them on back to front, and peddle backwards, watching out for Killer Koala Drop Bears, Boxing Kangaroos, Aggressive Emus, and the REAL Killer Cassowary, Oh, did I mention the not so friendly snakes. haha. Ahhh the pleasures of camping in a bicycle camper.

[@driewiel]

@@GarryPurcell Yes I guess as long you keep pressing the wrong button you're OK.

[@gyroplayzz4501]

I think it's better if they just separate the button from left and right so you can easily click the right signal

[@Anubis-returns]

£190 ! no thanks

[@GarryPurcell]

Where did you see them for £190.00? You can get them for around £54 on Amazon.

[@Anubis-returns]

@@GarryPurcell on your link in your description mate.

[@GarryPurcell]

@jimee5945 That Amazon link I have posted is for the USA. Try this link for the UK. amzlink.to/az0lUvIgIbf13