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 Three piece flag works., August 3, 2010
By Jay H. Harris (Minneapolis, MN United States)
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There are three types of bike safety flags: one piece, two piece and three piece.
One piece works as a sefety flag but is practical for storage only if you're going to leave your bike/trike on the ground/floor when storing it.
Two piece works equaly well as a sarfety flag but reduces storage height by 2+ft.
Three piece is taller than the other two so works better as a safety flag and reduces to less than either making it even better for storage as well.
9 of 11 people found this review helpful
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 Good, but joints are plastic, September 14, 2010
By Jeffrey B. Fiedler
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This just arrived and overall looks like a good product.
The 3-section design is definitely a huge plus relative to one and two-section designs, if you need to bring the bike/trailer inside.
One complaint: the section joints are plastic, not the metal that they appear to be in the picture. I'll see how they hold up to daily use and report back.
EDIT: The plastic joints are holding up fine after several months. Still think they should be metal, but not as much of a problem as I feared.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
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Excellent Flag - hardware would be nice, September 28, 2010
By Margaret Metzger (Rockville, MD United States)
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The flag is very nice in that it is three pieces rather than one long one. Much easier to store and travel with than a long poll. I knew from prior reviews that this flag really doesn't have any hardware to help in attaching it to the bike. If you have a spot on the tire that works you could put it below the bolt - that doesn't work for me since I'm attaching this to my son's Ezy Roller Ultimate Riding Machine - so I bought some plastic ties to use to fasten the base.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
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Good flag for good price, January 16, 2012
By valleyman
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The three section flag is tall, and reasonably sturdy. It is very reasonably priced, too! Initially I was afraid that the joint wasn't going to hold for the torque but it does. The metal joint also performed quite well despite the huge swings by an unsteady rider.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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Nice flag for the price, May 16, 2011
By Ozz
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I bought these to use as signal flags in an industrial setting, so not sure how well they would last on a cycle, given their 3-piece design. For our purposes, though, they are exactly what we were looking for and the price point was excellent.
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 Orange Flags, August 16, 2010
By Laila
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The flags are fine, but the attachment? There is no screws or bolts to hold it to anything. You have to find a way to mount it to your bike yourself.
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
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Good, but with primitive hardware, May 23, 2012
By Omroot (Illinois, USA)
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Already knew about the plastic components when I bought it. I think that for the price, the seller should include better hardware that can adjust not only to a bike but to a bike trailer as well, for the rating to be 5 stars. I tossed the metal hardware and just used the plastic hose clip to attach the lowest stick. Holds up great. A little ingenuity, and no regrets. Decent product.
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Bought for Burley trailer, March 28, 2012
By Matt
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It's OK.
- Flag is a little smaller than I expected.
- Mast is more flexible than I expected.
- If I remove the sheet-metal bracket at the bottom (with a hacksaw to the mast), the now cut-off mast basically fits in the flag receiver on my Burley trailer. It's not an exact fit, but I think it can be made to work.
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Just fine, March 19, 2012
By R. Rickert
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3 pieces, which I like, so I can make it shorter and it breaks down for storage and travel. Works just fine, I use it on a Sun Recumbent with a QR hub. Just fastened it under the QR mechanism. No problems.
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