Πως να κάνουμε φλας στο ποδήλατο How to make bicycle flashing side lights

Εύκολα μπορείτε να βάλετε φλας, από ένα παλιό τηλεκοντρολ να πάρουμε ρεύμα, και βάζοντας 2 φαναράκια δεξιά και αριστερά, στο πίσω μέρος του ποδηλάτου να έχουμε φλας και φώτα
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When I was young, I thought of this simple idea, to add flashing side lights to my bicycle.
I used a rubber tube as a base, and inserted a tree branch to keep it straight. At the ends I pierced two holes, just like I show in the video, and inserted copper wire, to make the bottom contact of the bulbs. These wires are perfect for electric contacts in such cases. For the second contact of the bulb, I just wrapped the wire around the metal part of the bulb, and the basic connections for the bulbs were done.
I did the same for the battery compartment, although you can use the battery box from an old TV remote or something similar. Both solutions work fine.
Regarding the connections, I connected one cable from each bulb to each other and then to the positive output of the battery box, and I connected the negative output from the battery box to a conductive metal surface on the bicycle, so as to have good electric continuity.
The remaining two wires, one from each bulb, I fixed them securely near the handles, in a way that is clearly visible in the video, and this allowed me to press each cable individually with each hand.
So when I pressed the right cable on the handlebar, the right side light turned on, and when I pressed the left one, the left light turned on.
Of course this is a primitive way of having side lights to your bike, but bare in mind, this is the simple idea of a young teenager. I did this when I was a teenager.
Never underestimate the safety that a bicycle rear light provides. When you use the road with your bicycle, being the most voulnerable vehicle, you have to make sure that other road users see you. So having good and visible rear and front lights to your bicycle is crusial.
Red at the back, white at the front, so as not to confuse the drivers. And a reflective vest over your clothing is an excellent idea for a low cost safety system.
Always ride your bike knowing that you are invisible to others, so simply make yourself visible. It will save your life.
And of course, when riding on the road, don't play around. Just ride like you have a purpose. Swerving left and right just makes things dangerous for everyone.
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