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Recently I put up a post regarding a ‘Reflective’ I was trying to find. Well I’ve found it or rather someone else found it for me. I still think it’s clever verging on brilliant [No I’m not connected to the company or receiving a commission!] so I thought I’d do an update and give you some details.

Movobright 360degree Reflector (£11.99 from Amazon but I’m sure you can find it elsewhere if you prefer)

Have a look and see what you think.

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To get stuff like that to
To get stuff like that to conform to the shape of your frame heat it with a hairdryer while applying it. Please join me in downgrading the negative reviews.

[2_Wheeled_Wolf]

I find reflective tape &
I find reflective tape & spoke reflectors work quite well & cheap to do. http://twitpic.com/cewfx5
But my Proviz jacket is pretty cool too. http://twitpic.com/dsk0m7

[fukawitribe]

Gizmo_ wrote:Isn’t it just as

Gizmo_ wrote:

Isn’t it just as easy to buy a roll of this http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00CI6EE7E/ and cover the bike in it?

Alas, according to the reviews on there, no.

[racyrich]

Best reflectve stuff I’ve
Best reflectve stuff I’ve ever found is the stuff wrapped around traffic cones. Cut into strips and glued onto mudguards.
Not that I’d ever consider or condone mutilating traffic cones. No, never.

[Anonymous]

Isn’t it just as easy to buy
Isn’t it just as easy to buy a roll of this http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00CI6EE7E/ and cover the bike in it?

[Author]

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