Lässt sich leicht anbringen, klein und kompakt.Dass Seil sollte ein bisschen flexibler sein. Ein anfahren oder wenn es nicht ständig unter Spannung steht ruckelt es. Schön ist dass man es ohne Probleme dauerhaft dran lassen kann.

Das COICER Fahrrad Abschleppseil ist eine tolle Unterstützung für Radtouren mit Kindern. Das 2 Meter lange Traktionsseil ermöglicht es Eltern, ihre Kinder sicher und komfortabel zu ziehen, wenn sie müde werden. Das Seil ist robust und elastisch, was eine gleichmäßige Zugkraft gewährleistet und den Komfort für beide Fahrer erhöht. Die Handhabung ist unkompliziert, und es lässt sich leicht am Fahrrad befestigen. Ein perfektes Zubehör für aktive Familien, die gemeinsam lange Radtouren genießen möchten!Tipp: Suche hier bei Amazon nach meinem Namen: Marco Warstat.

Das Rad von meinem Sohn wird in Sekunden an meins Festgebunden und locker mitgezogen. So machen anstrengende Strecken Berg auf , selbst ihm ohne Ebike wieder Spaß.

Nach einiger Weile ziehen sich die letzten 15cm nicht mehr ganz ein. Das stört aber nicht sehr. Daher trotzdem 4 Sterne. Die Qualität ist trotzdem sehr gut. Der Einzug klappt trotzdem sehr gut bis zu diesem Punkt. Man muss KEINE Angst haben, dass bei Belastung etwas abgeht. Es ist sehr stabil.

Wir fahren täglich mit unseren Kindern mit den Rädern in den Kindergarten. Gern auch mal zu den Großeltern oder in unseren abseits der Stadt gelegenen Garten. Da die Strecke dahin aber eigentlich fast nur bergauf geht, habe ich für unseren jüngsten (3 Jahre) dieses Zugseil als Alternative zu den teuren Konkurrenz-Produkten gekauft. Am Anfang war er noch etwas skeptisch und wollte nicht so recht, aber nachdem er gemerkt hat, das er es nicht allein schafft, war er dankbar! Mittlerweile hält er schon freiwillig an und will abgeschleppt werden. Die Anbringung an meinem Fahrrad war super- es gibt mehrere Möglichkeiten für die Anbringung. Wir haben zusätzlich noch zwei Kabelbinder dran gemacht, aber nur um Diebe abzuschrecken. Am woom-bike unseres Sohnes kann man es nicht einfach am Lenker befestigen, aber wir haben da einfach einen Karabiner genommen und haben keinerlei Probleme damit.

Nach 3x benutzen ist das Seil abgerissen

Funktioniert super, man muss nur mit dem Kind üben. In engen Kurven ist es teilweise kompliziert. Aber nach ein bisschen Übung ist auch das kein Problem mehr.

Unser Sohn ist 9 und schafft längere Strecken mit seinem 24 Zoll-Fahrrad noch nicht. Da ist das Zugseil für unser E-Bike echt hilfreich. Schnell und einfach installiert, lässt sich damit jede Steigung zusammen mit dem Kind meistern. Entweder am Sattel oder ggf. auch am Gepäckträger angebracht, zieht sich das Seil selbständig wieder zusammen, wenn der Abstand verkürzt wird. Das funtkioniert prima und unser Kleiner hat damit auch Spaß bei längeren Fahrradtouren. Kaufempfehlung !

These lights are heavy duty, small in size, but very, very bright! In fact, I could not take a picture of the light for the front of the bike due to how bright the light is! Both lights have two buttons controlling two different functions. The front light has high beams and low beams and each one can be set to three different brightnesses, along with strobing and a warning flash. The back light also has high and low beams, also three different levels of brightness each, along with warning flashes, and slow and fast strobes. The silicone strap connector is easy to attach to the bike and the light snaps in and twists to secure it. This is a great set of bike lights for riding early in the morning or at night. They would also be useful during the day to make sure cars can see you. The quality of the materials and the brightness of these lights make them a good value for the money. I recommend this product!

Being the organizer and leader of a large social bicycle club here in Fort Lauderdale with over 1550 members and growing daily, the safety, health and well-being of our riders is always priority one. The same goes for our mounts as well. It is discussed before every slow roll. And one thing all my members know about me is that I love customization and personalization. And if it serves both safety and customization then roll on I say! My local bike shop could tell you how much they make from our patronage. And not just for technical stuff but for lots of other fun stuff as well, gadgets and accessories are always welcome. I like to gift away some small safety item to our new members at the beginning of each slow roll, most often it will be a safety whistle to wear while riding. Sometimes the gifting goes to another level. It might be a lighting kit, a set of pedals or grips, locking kits, occasionally even a pair of gloves or a helmet. This time we are gifting away this COICER Night Riding Light Kit. Anything that keeps you out of danger is for us. Lights to see and be seen are often #1. These front and rear LED lights are quite impressive even with their small size. Being me, when I get a new toy I just start pressing buttons. Not always the best way to start, but ok. I was absolutely blinded by the front light when it came on pointed right at my face. And no exaggeration when I say that I was walking around not able to see for a few minutes. Bright is an understatement! Mine were already charged and in prime working condition. Be advised that these lights are only slightly larger than a nine volt battery-you know those squarish batteries with the connectors on top. In this case not an issue-did I say how bright they are? They have several brightness levels and flashing patterns. Did I mention how super bright they are? They come with mounting assemblies that look just like watch bands which will wrap around your handlebar and allow the light to be popped and twisted into a locked position. Of course it comes with a charging wire. I only suspect that changing the lighting functions while in motion might be somewhat clumsy. Still, with everything considered, these lights are blindingly superior. And as always...Ride Safe, Ride Strong, Ride Happy!!

These are great for a bike to be seen. The upper and lower LEDs can have different patterns. This is great so you can have a good always on light and a flasher on the other row in front and behind to improve visibility.The lights themselves are plenty bright to get attention in daylight or at night. However at night this is only a be seen light. The white light is not bright enough to be used at really any speed faster than walking.If these were just advertised as bike front and tail lights for visibility they would be 5 stars, but the description and photos show them for night riding. They just are not nearly bright enough for that.They come with a neat single input to 2 usbc output charging cable which is nice to only need one usb port to charge them both . They charge pretty quickly, the battery life is good, and they do survive some pretty heavy rain here in FL on my commute, so no complaints there.

I love these lights! But let me make clear what and why I love them.Contrary to what these lights are purported to be used, riding at night, I don’t ride at night. No one on these rural roads in the Hudson Valley rides their bike at night. I can count on the fingers of one finger the number of times I’ve seen someone riding at night. I will admit to having spent one night of my misspent youth riding back from my uncle’s house to my campsite in the middle of nowhere using a battery headlamp, that, of course, died – but that’s another and irrelevant story.And should you foolishly ride your bike on a deep, dark rural road in the middle of a pitch-black night these lights would surely help light your way. But I don’t advise it, personally.What these bike lights are great for is making you visible to others while you ride your bike during the day. And you’re visible both coming and going because these lights flash like crazy and no matter where you ride there is no mistaking that the flashing lights are a bike rider.The rear light, the red one, is super if you do ride on the road. You need a red taillight because drivers will not see you if there is no light and won’t really know what you are if it’s just a steady red light or some lazy blinker. This manically flashing red light will get any driver’s attention if they’re paying any attention at all. Of course, it’s good for a bike trail, too, though knowing there’s a biker up ahead that I may or may not pass, well, I’ll eventually see them once I’m close enough anyway. Can’t hurt though.The front light, which also flashes furiously, is of the most value, I think, on the bike trail. You can clearly see someone coming towards you, which I like. Even better, if you use a mirror, you can see them coming up behind you before they don’t announce that they’re passing you.Both front and rear lights are bright. Obviously, the front, clear light is brighter but they are both very visible.I also love the mounts. There is the silicon rubber strap that goes around your handlebars or seat post, and a keyed mount that the light goes into and locks with a twist. The straps are not very long and I suppose there could be some situation where whatever you’re mounting it to is wider than you can stretch it, but I haven’t encountered that.USB-C for charging the lights come with this very neat two-headed cable: one USB-A into a charger, and two USB-C connectors come out the other end, one for each light. One less charger socket that needs to be occupied. Neat!The instructions are tiny but surprisingly readable. No issue there.The only negative, and I kinda hate to mention it but there’s a duty to potential purchasers, is this particular kind of lights is not unique and there are less expensive alternatives that are more or less identical.These lights primary duty is so you can be seen and if you can use them to see what you’re doing or riding, and you certainly can, so much the better. I can heartily recommend this light set and the two-headed cable is a nice touch.

These USB-C rechargable lights are really bright and loaded with functionality! I need to get another set so my wife and I each have them on our bikes.The front light has two rows of white 3 LED's and each row has their own switch. They each can be set to different brightness levels with the one row going brightest to dimmest with each press of it's switch, and the other row goes from dimmest to brightest as you press it's switch.The back red light is the really cool one. The center and outer edge are controlled separately and each can be set to either blink, be on steady with different brightness levels, or be off.The identical mounting brackets attach to your bars or posts without tools, and the lights lock in or are removed with 1/4 turn of the light.The last items in the box are basic instructions and a neat charging Y cable that charges both lights from a single USB-A port.I definitely recommend these lights.