As seen on ABC’s Shark Tank, here we offer one of the first reviews of wheel illuminating Revolights bike lights.
Urban bike light’s design get cyclists noticed at night. If a lighting system more “noticeable” than Revolights exists, I haven’t seen it. And judging by the overwhelming response I received with the wheel-mounted lights the past two weeks, neither has anyone else.
Literally, within 15 seconds of leaving my house with the Revos for the first time, a passing cyclist hit the brakes to ask about the “badass wheel lights.”
Flashy Lights Attract Everyone
Since then I’ve put in about 100 miles of night riding with the spinning LEDs, slicing through the darkness and lighting my way.
Reactions range from pedestrian comments and inquiries, like the aforementioned, to a city bus matching my pace for several blocks so passengers could take pictures of the lights with their smartphones.
No, seriously. Without the lights, my bike’s not flashy enough to draw attention, and I’m not nearly good looking enough for it to be for any other reason.
Revolights Now On Sale
After two years of design and testing, Revolights are now on sale in the U.S. and Canada for $200. (Cheaper options are available for front and rear wheel lights.)

Illuminating Technology Comes To Fruition
