In this category you will find reflectors for bicycles, e-bikes, clothing and the school run – from passive reflectors such as cat's eyes, spoke reflectors and adhesive reflectors to active LED reflectors with battery or rechargeable battery operation. Brands such as Busch & Müller, CatEye, Sigma Sport and 3M offer a wide selection of approved reflectors for greater safety on Swiss roads – for commuters, families, children and anyone who wants to stay clearly visible when travelling in darkness and poor visibility.
Buy reflectors online – Safety for bicycles, the school run & leisure
Whether you want to buy reflectors online, upgrade your bicycle or improve visibility for your child's school run: The range covers front reflectors, rear reflectors, spoke reflectors, pedal reflectors, reflective bands, adhesive reflectors and active LED reflectors. Whether you are a commuter, parent or leisure rider, you will quickly find the right reflectors for various applications – conveniently from home, with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Reflectors for bicycles & e-bikes
For classic bicycles and e-bikes, white front reflectors, red rear reflectors and spoke reflectors for lateral visibility are essential. Especially in low sun, twilight and at night, high-quality reflectors ensure that other road users see you early. Pay attention to correct mounting in accordance with Swiss legal regulations and the appropriate reflection class for your vehicle.
Reflectors for the school run & children
For children and the school run, reflective hanging tags, adhesive reflectors for helmets and school bags, reflective vests and flashing LED reflectors are ideal. This combination ensures good all-round visibility and makes children visible to motorists early in road traffic – an important contribution to safety on the school run in Switzerland.
The category is ideal for commuters, leisure riders and e-bike users in Switzerland who want to equip or retrofit their bicycle with high-quality reflectors. Parents who want to improve their children's visibility on the school run, as well as workshops and hobby mechanics, will also find a broad selection of approved reflectors for various applications here.
Quality, safety & legal regulations
When buying reflectors, it is worth ensuring compliance with Swiss regulations according to VTS as well as high-quality materials and sturdy mounting. Good reflectors are weather-resistant, easy to mount and offer high reflective performance – so you can travel safely in any weather and at any time of day.
Frequently asked questions
What types of reflectors are available?▾
There are passive reflectors such as cat's eyes, spoke reflectors, adhesive reflectors and reflective bands, as well as active reflectors with LED lighting. Passive reflectors bounce back incoming light, while active reflectors illuminate themselves and additionally increase visibility in darkness and poor weather conditions.
Are reflectors on bicycles legally required in Switzerland?▾
Yes, in Switzerland the Ordinance on Technical Requirements for Road Vehicles (VTS) stipulates that bicycles must be equipped with a white front reflector, a red rear reflector and pedal reflectors. Additionally, reflectors on the spokes or continuously reflective tyre sidewalls are required to ensure lateral visibility.
How do I correctly mount reflectors on a bicycle?▾
Front reflectors are mounted at the front at the height of the headlight beam, rear reflectors at the height of the rear light. Spoke reflectors are clipped between the spokes and should be evenly distributed. Pedal reflectors are usually already integrated or are attached to the front and rear of the pedals. Ensure that all reflectors are firmly seated and not obscured.
Which reflectors are suitable for children and the school run?▾
For children and the school run, reflective adhesive tapes for helmets and school bags, hanging reflectors in animal shapes or bright colours, reflective vests and flashing LED reflectors are particularly suitable. This combination provides all-round good visibility and makes children recognisable to motorists at an early stage in road traffic.
How do I properly care for and clean reflectors?▾
Reflectors should be cleaned regularly with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove dirt, dust and road grime. Avoid aggressive cleaning agents or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the reflective surface. If reflectors are heavily scratched or have become dull, replacement is recommended.
What is the difference between passive and active reflectors?▾
Passive reflectors reflect incoming light from headlights or street lamps and function without their own power source. Active reflectors have their own LED light source with a battery or rechargeable battery and illuminate independently. Active reflectors offer a safety advantage especially in complete darkness without an external light source.
How long do reflectors last and when should they be replaced?▾
High-quality reflectors last for several years with proper care. Replacement is recommended when the surface is heavily scratched, dull or clouded, when the housing shows cracks or when the reflector no longer holds properly. Active LED reflectors should be serviced or replaced accordingly when the battery or rechargeable battery's luminosity diminishes.
Which reflectors are suitable for e-bikes and fast bicycles?▾
For e-bikes and fast bicycles up to 45 km/h, increased visibility requirements apply. Particularly large rear reflectors with a high reflection class, additional spoke reflectors for optimal all-round visibility and active LED reflectors are suitable here. Look for approval according to Swiss regulations and a suitable mounting that remains stable even at higher speeds.
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