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"Transportation using lightweight vehicles such as bicycles or scooters, especially electric ones that may be borrowed as part of a self-service rental program in which people rent vehicles for short-term use within a town or city.
micromobility is seen as a potential solution to moving people more efficiently around cities"
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These look cool. I purchased the Cycl Winglights some years ago and thought they're pretty slick.
https://cycl.bike/collections/winglights/products/winglights360-mag
To people pointing out how not-bright these ones are, the Winglights are apparently only 48 lumens and I never thought that wasn't bright enough. The point was to add some visibility to automobile drivers at night, not to blind them.
I like the idea of bicycle turn indicators because I often can't safely take my hands off my handlebars to do hand signals, but 300lm isn't bright enough. That's $9.99 Home Depot flashlight levels of brightness.
The thing is pretty nice, the price, not so much. Also the lumen is pretty low, at 300lumen highest setting per lamp you still need a high lumen for riding in darkness if you plan to see anything ahead.
I'm guessing they're supposed to be in addition to a headlight...
I think they're neat, make 'em cheap enough, brighter, rotatable so bar geometry is irrelevant, and move the controls somewhere ergonomic, and you're heading towards a no-brainer. Although some 3d printer person might eat your lunch...