Bicycle Rear Turn Signal Light with Directional Remote
Bicycle Rear Turn Signal Light with Directional Remote
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Bicycle Rear Turn Signal Light with Directional Remote
Bicycle Rear Turn Signal Light with Directional Remote
🚲 Add Directional Lighting to Your Bike
Give your bicycle a rear-facing light with directional remote controls. The pictured set pairs a horizontally arranged rear lamp with a separate controller featuring left and right arrow buttons.

↔️ Directional Controls
The remote’s arrow buttons provide a straightforward way to select a direction. Follow the supplied operating instructions and test the light’s response before setting off.

🔎 Distinctive Dual-Lens Design
The lamp has mirrored curved lenses around black central panels. An orange square button is visible on each half, with a black bridge joining the two sections.

🖤 Matching Remote
The separate black controller has white directional arrow buttons and a round lower button. Its contrasting button design makes the controls visually distinct.

🌆 For Everyday Cycling Moments
Add the set to your bicycle’s rear-light setup for commutes, local rides or evening outings. Check mounting compatibility with your bicycle before purchase and follow the supplied fitting instructions.

📋 Getting Started
Fit the rear light and controller according to the supplied instructions. Position the light facing rearward, check that the mounting is secure and test the directional controls before riding.

❓ Where Is the Light Installed?
This product is intended for the rear of a bicycle. Use the supplied mounting instructions to choose a compatible position and ensure the light is visible from behind.

❓ What Should I Check Before a Ride?
Check the mounting, light operation and remote response. Follow local cycling rules and continue to use appropriate signalling and riding practices.

