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The XFire Laser Bike Lane projects a virtual bike lane that follows your bike as you ride. It clearly indicates to drivers a safe distance they should maintain from you. The device is weather-resistant, shockproof, and contains a flash mode to protect you during any condition on the road. Product Details:- Two highly visible RED lasers
- Clearly visible under headlights and streetlights for over a mile
- Weather and shock proof polycarbonate cover with attachment bracket
- AAA battery powered
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ippinka –
“This is absolutely brilliant. I bought it for my son, who bikes to work and back, often after dark in heavy city traffic. This light is visible at a couple of kilometers and defines a bike path as he rides. The peace of mind it gives me is priceless! Plus, it clips on and off the bike so there’s no danger it will be stolen when he parks the bike on the street.” – Carol W., Feb 15, 2014
ippinka –
“I purchased one of these about 3 weeks ago. The product does EXACTLY what it says it will do. A brilliant red laser beam is projected onto the street on both sides of your bike. As you move the light follows with you. The visual effect is so dramatic that cars and pedestrians immediately take notice of your presence. I even had a car pass me then pull over into a parking space to watch me pedal by him. People also will ask what it is that is projecting the light. The device is a solid electronic item that does not seem cheap or poorly constructed. The mounting bracket is very sturdy and holds the light firmly in place with NO shaking. You get a rock solid red beam on each side of you as you drive along. I would definitely recommend this item as a night time safety device as part of other lights both in front and behind. Great item and definitely worth the price. From a rider in PA.” – Bob J., May 23, 2012
ippinka –
“My husband and I ride together often, and the light on his bike really protects both of us as he rides behind. It is visible for many yards and definitely slows down upcoming motorists.” – Laurita S., May 16, 2013