Most workdays I'm out of the house well before the crack of dawn riding my bicycle to work. I don't ride to work to save money so I'm not as cost sensitive as some commuters. But I do like to be safe. Ever since replacing my reflective sidewall tires, all the brands I tried rode like rocks, with Panaracer Gravel King SK tires, the ride has vastly improved. But I was a bit worried about not being visible from the side.My usual commuter bike is a steel single speed All City Nature Boy. The white reflective tape blends in nicely with the white accents along the fork and rear stays.My wife and I tested how reflective it was before I committed to using it full time. We placed 2" strips on side of the fork, seat, and chainstays. That evening, with my wife in her car following me around an industrial park the reflectors were visible from the rear at least 75 yards away. On a side approach from an intersection, the reflectors on the fork and rear stays gave a good indication that I was in the intersection. She could see me well a T-Bone collision could happen.Between my front headlight, Niterider 750, the rear blinker, a Portland Design Works Radbot 1000 and all my reflective gear, the excuse 'I didn't see you' would be complete bull&%@!.I carry the remaining tape in my backpack. When I happen upon a cyclist with no reflector or lights I offer them a bit of this tape. I know some of my fellow commuters ride to work out of necessity. I want to make sure everybody in the tribe is safe.The only con I have is how difficult it is to remove the backer tape. Once you get it off, it does stick well to a clean surface.