3M Bicycle Spoke Reflector

These look real good on my Giant mountain bike. I do believe the price could probably come down a bit considering they probably cost 50 cents to make in a factory in china. I did buy 3 packs, one pack doesn't cover every spoke on a single bicycle.

Good reflective material, seems to be holding up fine after ~100 miles with trail debris including some muddy/wet conditions. Inconsistent inner diameter size, so some reflectors are very tight on the spoke and hard to install, while others are too loose and rotate freely, but fine for the price

Eventually they get greasy and grimy and I'm trying to research a way to clean them without the sticky adhesive coming loose. Pressure washing blows off the sticky paper like a rocket launch. As long as you're not going through puddles all the time then it's a good safety investment. But either way all the safety in this world , WE as a people try to PAD our world with , can not /will not stop a dumb driver from hitting you.

I have put reflectors like these on twice before and worked on bikes for decades. The reflectors from the two other brands I have used before snapped all on in a few minutes and none broke.With these I had to use pliers to get them on. I covered the plier ends in masking tape not to scratch the reflectorsIn the end I got all but one that broke on. What previously took a few minutes ended up more tedious than it needs to be. The plastic used to hold the reflective material is too stiff and brittle.I would not buy these again.

I think I have standard spokes on my bike wheels, but these were very difficult to get on. I had to use plyers, which risks bending the spokes. Even with plyers it was so difficult that I did not put them on all the spokes.

I purchased these reflectors for my beach cruisers in preparation for evening riding this summer. They are extremely difficult to install and several have already popped off. They don’t reflect as well as I expected. I would not recommend.

Was impossible for me to sna them on the spokes. Had to ask for help. The helpwr only applies 1/4 of them and said their hands were tired. Still think they are a great idea for kids bikes.