Dragracer
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I think you'll find a demand here! That's a nice looking bracket. I'd be in line for a pair. Just plain metal for me.
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My Aux lighting in front
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I think you'll find a demand here! That's a nice looking bracket. I'd be in line for a pair. Just plain metal for me.
coinoperatedboi
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I think it's a great idea. Looks good and I like that the light would follow the turn.
Aufgeblassen47
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Seems like a modulating headlight would be better,
I hate those damn things. I pulled over off of the highway one day because an idiot had one of those coming up behind me and I thought it was a Motor Cop. Nope, just an inconsiderate person on a motorcycle. Those should be illegal on anything but an emergency vehicle.
topper24hours
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That looks REALLY good... those daylight/distance pics definitely look like a car.
That being said, please excuse my nomenclature nitpicking, lol.
6000k isn’t the brightness, it’s the temperature- 6000 lumens is the brightness!
Here in Aust, they are!! Only permitted on Emergency Response Vehicles, and until fairly recently the various different types of first responders all had different lights/flashes & sirens, so you could both see and hear if it was a Cop or a Firey or an Ambo coming up behind you, but now..... they all run the same lights & sirens, plus they've expanded the use of Red & Blues to include the various State Emergency Services too! :gaah: It was all different, back in the day.....
dunno what the world is coming too! :dontknow: :2thumbs:
Sorry for the silly question... I'm just trying to understand if there are any issues with this mount...
Having your lights mounted on pretty much the wheel; aren't they moving up and down with the wheel, based on the road conditions?
Couldn't this create some issues for the incoming traffic and unintentionally "flash them" (from two different points at different intervals) constantly, especially on a bumpy road?
Having your lights mounted on pretty much the wheel; aren't they moving up and down with the wheel, based on the road conditions?
Couldn't this create some issues for the incoming traffic and unintentionally "flash them" (from two different points at different intervals) constantly, especially on a bumpy road?
That's a very good point, didn't think of that. Really needs to mounted at a location that is fixed for sure.
mikeyuberalles
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There's the rub. If you want them fixed, they won't turn with the tires.
Not too concerned with that aspect. More like the idea of being seen. People cant figure out what a motorcycle light is let alone a new fangled 3 wheeler.
Tslepebull
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If you want a set that are fixed look at Lamonster garage. They have the a set
I ended up going with the Lamonster kit for $120. You get everything you need except zip ties. They mount to the upper bolts on the front shocks, install was easy and for the price I doubt I could piece a kit of my own together for that price and a lifetime warranty to boot. Seemed logical at the time.
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