Abstract: Cycle stop-light equipment having a deformable member which is squashed upon operation of the hand-brake lever to operate an electrical switch to illuminate the stop-light.

Abstract: A bicycle lighting device includes three pieces of transparent flexible plastic tubing, each provided with two rows of longitudinally spaced light emitting diodes embedded at diametrically opposed locations along the tube. Each piece of tubing is longitudinally slit for insertion around a frame tube of a bicycle. The three tubes are connected by electrical wiring and are also connected to a battery pack which includes a sequencing circuit for flashing the LEDs in sequence. The three tubes are secured in a triangular configuration on the bicycle frame tubes and provide a broadside flashing standard slow moving vehicle signal to motorists.

Abstract: A light system for a bicycle, with a plurality of lamps, a rechargeable battery and a circuit with controlling and contact means being adapted to automatically switch the lamps on and independence upon surrounding light conditions. The light system includes a sensor means adapted to sense when the bicycle is in use and cooperates with a light sensor belonging of the circuit.