
Night Starter Kit — Front and Rear Light + Bell
Details
The cheapest way to be legal after dark. A white light at the front, a red light at the rear and a working bell — the three things the Australian Road Rules ask of a bicycle at night, bought once instead of three times.
What's in the kit
- Front and Rear Light Set — clip-on, 8 modes ($20.95)
- Aluminium Bell — fits 22.2 mm bars, 90 dB ($23.95)
What it costs
Bought separately: $44.90. As a kit: $39.95.
How it mounts
Bell: bar clamp, 22.2 mm. Front light: bar clamp. Rear light: clip — onto the bike, a belt or a backpack.
Everything here fits a bicycle and a commuter e-scooter.
Worth knowing
Kit items can arrive in separate parcels, each with its own tracking. Nothing is missing if the first parcel is short — the rest is on its way.
Will it fit my ride?
Bicycles and commuter e-scooters share a 22.2 mm handlebar, so anything that clamps there fits both. Strapped and worn gear never had a compatibility question in the first place.
Not sure? Wrap a strip of paper around the bar, mark the overlap, measure it and divide by 3.14. Full compatibility guide.
Shipping & returns
Tracked delivery Australia-wide, 7–14 business days. Free over $49, otherwise $9.95.
30 days to change your mind, unused and in packaging. If we listed something incorrectly, we pay the return postage and refund in full — the 30 days don't apply. Returns policy.
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