Is the stock 2018 F3 Limited ok for night riding?

[jbim]

Hello all:

It seems that many add auxiliary lighting to their Spyder. Is that for night riding or increased day visibility. Is BRP's auxiliary lights a good option for night riding?

Thanks

JG

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

LIGHTS

Hello all:

It seems that many add auxiliary lighting to their Spyder. Is that for night riding or increased day visibility. Is BRP's auxiliary lights a good option for night riding?

Thanks

JG

BRP's lights are an Expensive option ..... there are better products at much much less cost .....LED's work best - DON"T get the ones that have FANS to cool them or any radio reception you have will dis-appear :banghead:...... Mike :thumbup:

 

[Chupaca]

Gonna say.....

most of the lighting I see done is for the visablity of the vehicle and driver. The driving lighting is good and unless you ryde a lot of backroads with no street lighting you don't need extra lighting. Fog lights help in low fog is present. I do have both driving and fog and use them for shoulder lighting. They are aimed a bit the right and left so I can see the street edges of the backroads that in most cases are not marked and have no barriers. There are tons of options for all types of lighting out there. Beware that some of the options may affect the functions of the spyder...:thumbup:

 

[Rattlebars]

Lamonster LED headlamps are a good start for visibility (them seeing you). They are bright and get attention. Some added LED fogs are good to, details here: >CLICK ME<

 

[Deanna777]

Hello all:

It seems that many add auxiliary lighting to their Spyder. Is that for night riding or increased day visibility. Is BRP's auxiliary lights a good option for night riding?

Thanks

JG[/QUOT I added LED'S for visibility and Safety on my 2014 RTS-SE 6, look at my "Albums" for pictures.

Deanna