Thule 976 Light Board
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Price: £71.99
Brand: Thule
Description: Visible rear lights are a legal requirement and essential for safety. The Thule 976 Light Board is designed for use with a number of Thule rear mount cycle carriers such as the Bolt On, Hang On, Free Ride and Xpress which obscure the tail-lights of most cars. Hung from or strapped to the cycle carrier, with a space for an additional rear numberplate. Built from strong ABS plastic to protect against damage the light board is supplied with all the required bulbs and a standard 7 pin wiring connector. Tail Lights Brake Lights Reverse Lights Indicator/Hazard Lights Number Plate Lights Reflectors.
Category: Cycling
Merchant: Tweeks Cycles
Product ID: MADTH9760
Delivery time: 1 to 4 days
Delivery cost: 0
GTIN: 7313020033006
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Author: Rob Bainbridge
Rating: 5
Review: No nonsense lightboard, much lighter than the cheaper alternatives and fits my express tow bar mounted bike rack together with the mounting kit.
Author: Ken
Rating: 3
Review: The lightboard was purchased to use on a Thule bike carrier on which one brake light intermittently fails. It is lightweight and plastic, so does not feel that sturdy and certainly seems expensive for what it is. When it arrives the cable is not connected to the board and must be plugged into the board ensuring left and right are correctly matched (indicated by the colour of one of the plugs). Initially all was well but on the first use in anger my van indicated a failure of one of the indicators, naturally a few miles into my journey. The quick fix was to poke around at the connections and further investigation seems to indicate that the pin connections of the cable into the lightboard come loose enough for the electrical connection to fail occasionally. This now leads me to believe that the problem with one brake light on my bike carrier is caused by the same issue.
