Congratulations to the winners! Greet Van der Linden from Belgium, Souzy Tros from Greece, Daan Zandbergen from the Netherlands, Nick Derickx from Australia and Stuart Turner from the USA all won sets of Bookman bicycle lights.

Easily mounted and detached with elastic loops, the lights are turned on and off using buttons large enough to be operated in gloves. Each pack includes a white front light that attaches to the handlebars and a red light that hooks around the saddle post to shine backward.

The battery-powered, water-resistant lights can be set to flash slowly, quickly, or provide a steady glow. Five winners will each receive two packs of lights; one in each colour. We filmed a short interview with Bookman's Johan Lidehäll speaking about the lights at the Interiors UK trade show last year - watch it here.

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Competition closes 30 April 2013. Five winners will be selected at random and notified by email. Winners’ names will be published in a future edition of our Dezeen Mail newsletter and at the top of this page. Dezeen competitions are international and entries are accepted from readers in any country.

More cycling accessories on Dezeen include magnetic lights that turn on when they snap to the frame and an inflatable helmet that folds away into a scarf. See all our stories about design for cycling »

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Competition: we've teamed up with new Swedish bicycle accessory brand Bookman to give away five sets of their bicycle lights.

The Bookman Light is attached by simply stretching the elastic cord around the handlebars or seat post.

The product has a square plastic case, oversized rubber button and a groove to take the elastic cord.

Each set contains a white front and red rear light, with constant, slow flashing and fast flashing modes.

They come in yellow, green, blue or black.

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Here are some more details from Bookman:

Stylish, luminous and pocket-sized. A slim, detachable bike light from Bookman, a Stockholm based company that makes accessories for bikes and people on bikes.

The first collection of colors includes: Lemon Yellow, Goblin Green, Heavenly Blue and Pitch Black.

The design idea was to use the simplest shape possible and let the colors do the talking. We began with a block shape and then added the few necessary functional elements; the curved underside, the oversized rubber button and the groove for attaching the elastic cord.
So here is Bookman Light designed to meet the modern demands of material and energy efficiency, but most importantly to look fabulous on your bike!

Package content:
1 front light (white LED) and 1 tail light (red LED).
3 modes:
Slow flashing, fast flashing and steady light.
Batteries:
2 x CR2032 in each light body.
To change the batteries, loosen the screws on the bottom.

Bookman Light works perfectly in all weather conditions.

Congratulations to the winners! Sophie Wren-Hilton and Michael Hobson in England, Skye Beach in the USA, Tom Robertson in Australia and Bácsalmásy Zoltán in Hungary all won a set of Bookman bicycle lights.

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