BEAM Bike Lights

Both the front and rear lights are not very practical! There is no proper space for it on the handlebars. The attachment is not enough for the fork! If the saddle is completely inside and a fender is also mounted at the back, the light illuminates the rear fender as if it glows backwards.

Ludwig is very happy with the new lighting

Great product, just a shame if you install a luggage rack and completely unscrew the seat from the bike so that the rear light is no longer seen. And at the front when the handlebars are completely down, the light no longer fits in the middle. And it always slides left or right. No matter how you fix them. But think as soon as the little one gets bigger, it will work. Another great product

I want to support the problem again with the rear lights that cannot be installed. Unfortunately, this not only affects your BEAM, but basically almost all currently available rear lights from well-known manufacturers. Nowhere can you find a position where you can install the lights. The struts on the luggage rack or frame are too thin or at an incorrect angle to shine backwards. We are currently fighting for a solution on Explore 6 with luggage rack and basket. Even before with our original 5 without luggage rack attached to the seatpost, visibility from behind was poor because the wheel obscured the light. We move tons of bikes around town every day, even in winter rain (not just for fun in the forest) and increasing visibility is a real problem. The children actually need a lot of good battery light at the front and back, which also shines to the sides and especially on the head!

Very good

On the Woom 5 with fender and luggage rack, the lights are UNUSABLE. In the lowest setting A, the rear light is completely covered by the luggage rack and its reflector. Even at higher saddle settings, the light from luggage on the luggage rack would be blocked. Apart from that, the rubber sling doesn't really hold the light in place. When switched on, the light position is thus inadvertently adjusted. Woom is therefore focused on safety and is generally very well thought-out. It is all the more disappointing that the light is completely off. As an alternative: Amazon has lights (including reflector) that can be mounted on the luggage rack instead of the reflector, e.g. this: https://amzn.eu/d/0vIWVS7

The light output is good. However, I am completely amazed at the mounting options. Everything else is very well thought out with you. Just not with the lamps. The rubber attachment slips when driving, if you have even found a position where you can install the lamp. A screw solution with a simple clip to remove would be great. Also so that, for example, the light can be removed at school so that it is not stolen. I can't even use the rear light right now because we currently have the Wood Explorer 5 with fender and luggage rack. The seatpost is still relatively far down and I simply can't find a place to install it where the light is then seen. So it's not for us to use :-( For the front, I have a makeshift on the frame, but it doesn't swing when you drive around the bend. Stupid too. It's really not good and it just doesn't suit you.

The new BEAM lights are great! Easy to mount, easy to charge, solid battery life, and high visibility. I liked that the front light can mount to the basket handle on my son's woom GO 2 (a clutch workaround when the middle bar on the handlebars is blocked with the basket). The best feature is that they turn off automatically after a few minutes of inactivity. My only critique is that the rear light doesn't have a good place to mount if the seatpost is in the lowest position (luckily a non-factor for us).

We are really happy with the new woom bike lights - they are robust and easy to attach to the woom bike and my daughter is always well seen, which is an absolute plus in the afternoon, especially at this time of year, we are thrilled, thank you woom!!!!

My daughter was blowing around on her woom 1 for the first time at Halloween - it was really cool because the lights were really great and she was therefore clearly visible - on Halloween she was the eye-catcher with the bike and the lights anyway! Also finds it really practical that you can turn them on and off... with the light on the helmet, it's also the perfect combination!!!

Easy to install Top lighting time and luminosity.

So the wheels are really great! However, the lighting solution is deficient. There is no way to center the light on the handlebars. The gears and brakes are also always in the way. With the rear light, it's really stupid that you can only attach it properly when the seatpost is extended a bit. And even then, it is still below the top of the fender, so that a large part of the lighting effect is lost. Suggested solution: develop a rear light that I can attach to the strut, which goes down from above at an angle to the wheel name.

Good quality and very easy to use. We are excited about it!

Low battery, very low luminosity and looks bulky. Something carelessly designed for children. Bike top, flop lamp.