Jusmar Bicycle Spoke Reflectors - 36-Piece Set for Improved Visibility & Safety

Kindle Customer: Had to use pliers to squeeze these reflectors onto the spokes, hence the 4-star rating for installation. We had to place the tip of the pliers to really get a good place to 'pop' the reflector onto the spoke, but the 'pop' let us know it was securely on. Hopefully using the pliers will result in them staying on for a longer time. Otherwise, they seem to reflect well at night, hopefully making the bike easier to be seen by drivers.

United States on Mar 09, 2023

DenakatDenakat: Clips easily. Nice and tight. Perfect for visibility on the bike. Safety first. They don't slide once snapped in. Great product.

United States on Dec 30, 2022

JacksmommaJacksmomma: They are bright. When putting on like other reviews said start from one end and slide down. They'll click in place.

United States on Aug 19, 2022

Papa Jim: snapping these on your spokes takes a little time and maybe sore fingers. These are great on my bike. The slightest light from oncoming or cross traffic lights them up. I have them on every spoke and feel safer with them on the wheels. Great product.

United States on Jul 25, 2022

AdamCAdamC: I used these reflectors to line my driveway. My asphalt drive is challenging because it is long and not straight and it’s very dark on my street. In order to make it easier to navigate at night but not have the ugly eyesore reflectors, I tried these.

Here’s what I did: 1) I used a drill on “hammer setting” and a 3/16” masonry bit to drill a hole a few inches from the edge of asphalt. 2) I used a hammer to hammer the reflector like a nail an inch into the driveway. 3) repeated along the driveway.

I love that they are almost invisible during the day. They mark the driveway great at night with reverse and drive lights from vehicles.

I have run a few over and they bend or some break. The kids have walked over a few and they bend. I hit a few with my shovel while clearing snow and they sheared off. The breakaway is ideal, not dangerous. Plus I bend some back if they don’t break off. I have had to replace a few, but the cost is very low to replace and the effort is redrilling a hole. Not a big deal to me for effective driveway reflectors that aren’t an eyesore.

United States on Feb 21, 2021