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Hello YouTube, I hope you are all doing well. Today we are looking at a Bike Flashlight and Tailight Kit from HiHill. I bought this set to replace my current mountain bike lights which broke while I was on Holiday last week. The set is priced at a reasonable £9.99 and is currently the best seller on Amazon. To start we have some nice, simple frustration free packaging which is always welcome. Inside the box we have our Flashlight Head light, the handlebar mount for our flashlight, the clip-on rear tail light, a user manual and our 24-month warranty card. The forward facing head light features a form factor similar to that of a small LED torch and uses either 3 Triple A batteries or a single 18650 battery, neither of which are included in the box. It is important to remove the battery extension ring if you are using the triple A battery holder otherwise no connection will be made and the light will not work. Operation of the light is really simple with a push button on the back allowing three different modes of use: Strong, Dimmed and an SOS function; which seems more like a fast strobe than Morse code. The flash light also features a useful zoom function by sliding the front element back and forward which will really help you get the beam angle you personally desire. The CREE LED is certainly very bright and allows you to see several metres into the distance with an adjustable wide spread of light. I don’t think I would want the flash light any brighter for fear of blinding cyclists and other road users travelling in the opposite direction. The rear light offers a much smaller form factor and is permanently attached to the rubber mount which is used to attach it to the bike. Two CR2032 batteries are supplied in the box. Operation is easy with a firm press on the light allowing access to a steady-on mode, a fast and a slower strobe. The tail light is nowhere near as bright as our head light however the LED is certainly bright enough to get you seen while riding in the dark. Mounting the lights is really easy thanks to their tool free operation. Simply wrap the front mount around your handle bar and tighten the thumb screw before inserting the flashlight and tightening further. It is important to do both screws tight so that the light won’t rotate or come out of the mount during use. The mount can stay on the front of the bike with only the need to remove the flash light itself when leaving your bike unattended or in the rain. Mounting the rear light is just as easy by wrapping the rubber strap around your saddle post and using the clip to choose the correct size. It can also be mounted to the rear of a helmet if you prefer. Overall I am really happy with this set of lights. They are small and portable, rain proof and easy to attach as well as being super bright. The head light also doubles up as a useful torch when you are on the go. Thanks for watching, please leave any questions in the comments and I’ll see you in the next video.

Amazon:
HiHiLL Bike Lights Set, Bicycle Front Flashlight and Rear Bike Light, 3 Light Modes, Ultra Brightness and Waterproof LED Headlight and Taillight (LT-BL1, Black) - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...

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