ursamajor35126
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TricLed Vader lights and bumpskid lights. Thanks Patric Bedford @ Lynchburg outdoors.:firstplace:
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Latest iteration of lights on the Spyder
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TricLed Vader lights and bumpskid lights. Thanks Patric Bedford @ Lynchburg outdoors.:firstplace:
The-BigDog-30
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Ben Burped
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Nice
They look awesome. Are they for show or is all this legal in the delightful Commonwealth of Virginia ?
They look awesome. Are they for show or is all this legal in the delightful Commonwealth of Virginia ?
ursamajor35126
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NOT for show..... I want to be seen by even the laziest cager......People try to kill me several times a day. I don't want to give them the excuse that they didn't see me.
I don't know about Virginia but for Alabama it's all legal. :clap:
IGETAROUND
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Very nice looking farkle; just keep you due diligence high, never think anyone sees you:yikes:
ARtraveler
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Great looking lights. You can't have to many--IMO. :yes:
ursamajor35126
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I ride like I'm invisible.....I leave lots of room around me and always plan an escape route just in case.:gaah:
Dragonfly
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I ride with mine. have the vader and bump skid lights on solid and low wattage. There currently is a Bill in the Virginia General Assembly addressing this issue.
HB 1700 is sponsored by Delegate Tony Wilt of Harrisonburg at the request of VCOM. This bill would allow auxiliary lighting on motorcycles in order to increase motorcycle visibility. The bill also eliminates the five second limit on the amount of time that a motorcycle brake light may modulate. You may follow the bill throughout the session at the following link:
http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?ses=151&typ=bil&val=HB1700&submit=GO
You may read the entire bill at the following link:
http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?151+ful+HB1700
The bill has been referred to the House Transportation Committee. When it is referred to a sub-committee I will send an email listing the names of the sub-committee members along with their email addresses so that you may voice your support for this bill.
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