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Air New Zealand's KiaOra Magazine Features Helmet Light!

by Dave Manville
Air New Zealand's KiaOra Magazine loves our helmet light so much they have featured it in their May Issue! 
Posted in Air New Zealand, bike lights, helment light, KiaOra Magazine, wearable light

Do you want to increase your visibility at night?

by Dave Manville

Bells & Whistles is always on the hunt for more innovative and convenient ways to ensure you keep safe on your bike when it’s dark. The latest additions to our bicycle light range are lights for the rider not the bike; the Helmet Light and a new Wearable Light.

Posted in 360 Degree Visibility on Bikes, bike lights, helment light, wearable light

Media: Halo Belt in KiaOra - Air New Zealand's inflight magazine

by Dave Manville
Bells & Whistles is very excited to discover our Halo Belt bike light featuring in the latest issue of KiaOra, Air New Zealand's in-flight ...
Posted in 360 Degree Visibility on Bikes, Air New Zealand, be safe be seen, bike lights, KiaOra Magazine, Kickstarter Launch Bike Accessories

Side Visibility May Have Prevented Christchurch Cycling Fatality

by Dave Manville

The tragic death of a 22-year-old Christchurch nurse hit from the side by a truck last week strongly supports the urgent need for side on visibility when riding in the dark.

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Lighting Up for Winter with Quality Bicycle Lights

by Dave Manville
As winter is know knocking on our door, it is time to start thinking about how to be seen on the road when it's dark. Bells & Whistles has a collection of bicycle lights for you that will guaZodiacee you are seen when out and about on your bike.

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NZ Cyclists Shift Towards 360 Degree Visibility

by Dave Manville

Each year in New Zealand, an average of 10 cyclists are killed and a further 300 require hospitalized as a result of an accident involving a motor vehicle.



Most cyclists have it sorted when it comes to basic cycle safety – helmets, high visibility clothing and front and rear bike lights. The odd cyclist even has a bike bell. However it is riding in low light where cyclists aren’t visible to other road users from the side that is the biggest cause for concern.

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Posted in 360 Degree Visibility on Bikes, be safe be seen, bike lights