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Down Low Glow in Use

Safety with Attitude! These neon-style bike lights are made in the Bay Area with love by people from the bicycle community. They make any bike into a party bike! They're fun and extremely safe because they make your bike visible to cars from all angles.

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items are from between 13 Mar 2004 & 21 Feb 2008.

High heeled boots in the Down Low Glow neon light. by Rock The Bike

High heeled boots are ideal riding shoes. by Rock The Bike

Fossil Fool street team by Rock The Bike

Chopper bicycle bathed in neon light. by Rock The Bike

Chopper bicycle, ideal urban cruiser. by Rock The Bike

Down Low Glow bike light customer image. by Rock The Bike

Down Low Glow bike light on a recumbent bicycle by Rock The Bike

Royale purple Down Low Glow bike light. by Rock The Bike

Surfer boy Ed Lucero with his custom made long bike. by Rock The Bike

1960's Discoverer bicycle cruiser. by Rock The Bike

Starry chainring on the discoverer. by Rock The Bike

Discoverer in front of restaurant Delfinas. by Rock The Bike

Electra rat fink chopper. by Rock The Bike

Down Low Glow adds to offroad rides. by Rock The Bike

Bike Commuting with the Down Low Glow. by Rock The Bike

Kids love the Down Low Glow bike lights. by Rock The Bike

Great for social rides, fun rides, cruiser rides, critical mass. by Rock The Bike

Down Low Glow customer photo. by Rock The Bike

Friends Cruising the Mission on a vintage tandem by Rock The Bike

Hot Pants Pink -- new Premium DLG color. by Rock The Bike

Hot Pants Pink DLG on Bike Friday folder. by Rock The Bike

DJ Bento's Osaka Cruiser by Rock The Bike

Down Low Glow on a rainy night. by Rock The Bike

Wen on his way home, with new DLG on his single speed. by Rock The Bike

Hill tests chopper in Fast Boy's shop. by Rock The Bike

And all through the Rock the Bike workshop... by Rock The Bike

The little elves are working away... by Rock The Bike

On toys and treats for the cycling masses... by Rock The Bike

On tomorrow's fraptious day... by Rock The Bike

Simon crimped and soldered... by Rock The Bike

Kipchoge and Eco with the Long Tall Sally on the way home from concert. by Rock The Bike

How to get to a Manu Chao show in style by Rock The Bike

Christian's Stretch Dyno with dual Fossilized Amber DLG by Rock The Bike

Impressionist soul cycle shot by Rock The Bike

Headline: Jazz Mafia drummer Patrick shoots himself in front of Brunos. by Rock The Bike

Some of you have been asking how the new Royale Purple looks? (Sean and Prisna's phat festival ride.) by Rock The Bike

La Mafiosa Felice performs at Little Baobab. by Rock The Bike

Choprical Fish on Grace Steps by Rock The Bike

Mafi and Fossil Fool at Grace after performance by Rock The Bike

The Rubies posing for 'I feel electric' video. by Rock The Bike

Friday night, after Critical Mass, troubleshooting the Choprical Fish by Rock The Bike

Arriving at the Songbird party. by Rock The Bike

I blew a subwoofer on the Choprical Fish by Rock The Bike

Kevin pedal powers an impromtu dance sesh by Rock The Bike

We rolled up the door just enough that people would have to stoop a little to see what was happening inside. Most people did. by Rock The Bike

Kai carrying christmas tree by Rock The Bike

Soul Cycle in SF's Natoma St.. by Rock The Bike

Conference bike ready to ride. by Rock The Bike

Soul Cycles parked on 18th St. while I make a cell phone call to Thaosephine. by Rock The Bike

Yerba Buena gardens, waterfall dedicated to Martin Luther King by Rock The Bike

Yerba Buena biosphere sculpture by Rock The Bike

Geoffrey still clowning. by Rock The Bike

After the Jackie Phelan talk we biked to West Oakland instead of Downtown Berkeley because it was a nice night. by Rock The Bike

Geoffrey clowning. Note the new Giant! by Rock The Bike

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