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Serious HI-INTENSITY LED Brake Lights
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SpyDerSts
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Not too Bright
These are the same mini LED lights used on Undercover Police vehicles. They are SUPER Bright and dependent on the position u mount them,they could cause the driver behind you to see spots. I have them mounted in just about the right location so as to Gain Formidable Attention and Be Seen. I have a set on my GL 1800 and I was told that they are almost blinding from behind. I love to make sure my wife is seen when she's coming to a stop. We've noticed people stop a lot further back from us when they see the lights come on.:2thumbs:
These are the same mini LED lights used on Undercover Police vehicles. They are SUPER Bright and dependent on the position u mount them,they could cause the driver behind you to see spots. I have them mounted in just about the right location so as to Gain Formidable Attention and Be Seen. I have a set on my GL 1800 and I was told that they are almost blinding from behind. I love to make sure my wife is seen when she's coming to a stop. We've noticed people stop a lot further back from us when they see the lights come on.:2thumbs:
Ben Burped
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Are they legal?
IN my state, brake lights may strobe a maximum of 5 times before they go solid. People stop farther back because they don't know what they are coming up on. Don't be surprised if a police officer stops you and has a "talk" with you about what is basically a strobe light instead of a brake light.
IN my state, brake lights may strobe a maximum of 5 times before they go solid. People stop farther back because they don't know what they are coming up on. Don't be surprised if a police officer stops you and has a "talk" with you about what is basically a strobe light instead of a brake light.
WA5VHU
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Nice and bright!
If I am seeing it right, the light hanging above the rear tire won't last long as a good bump or dip moves the swing-arm and the back tire/fender up to almost touching the bottom where the light is mounted. I put side cases on my RS and the kit moves the blinkers down to the rear fender and I thought I would be smart and put an extra brake light between the blinkers. Made the first road trip and noticed the brake light had hit the above part and it was broken! Below is a picture before it was broken.
Charles
If I am seeing it right, the light hanging above the rear tire won't last long as a good bump or dip moves the swing-arm and the back tire/fender up to almost touching the bottom where the light is mounted. I put side cases on my RS and the kit moves the blinkers down to the rear fender and I thought I would be smart and put an extra brake light between the blinkers. Made the first road trip and noticed the brake light had hit the above part and it was broken! Below is a picture before it was broken.
Charles
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SpyDerSts
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Reply to -WA5VHU.
Well she's put over 1000 miles with those lights on there, and hasn't broke them off yet...:shocked: So it seems her STS suspension doesn't move that much. I've followed her and that suspension seems to stay at least 4 inches or better from hitting the light. We've already chatted with multiple Po-lice and there's not an issue with the rate of flashes or type of lights. They are just happy that they aren't swirling...definitely gets noticed for sure.
Well she's put over 1000 miles with those lights on there, and hasn't broke them off yet...:shocked: So it seems her STS suspension doesn't move that much. I've followed her and that suspension seems to stay at least 4 inches or better from hitting the light. We've already chatted with multiple Po-lice and there's not an issue with the rate of flashes or type of lights. They are just happy that they aren't swirling...definitely gets noticed for sure.
Cavman
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PatriotRider
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I purchased this tiny module and installed one on my bike and my cars' third brake light
It is adjustable for both speed of flashing and number of flashes before it goes solid
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110976580384?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
Cavman
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Cavman
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Video shows how to set up one of the 41 flash patterns of the Tomar Rect 13LS. :yes:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=peIkEaKcpas
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=peIkEaKcpas
SpyDerSts
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But it won't work on a Spyder because of the CAN-BUS system.
finless
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And where did you hear this misinformation?
The lights are NOT on the CAN-BUSS....
Bob
SpyDerSts
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And the Name of the Store Is???
D&M Distributing 724 east Hudson st Columbus Ohio 43211
614-268-2222
dmssp.com
I just kinda fell outta the boat since I hadn't been riden lately so I apologize that I missed ur question by a long time. .... Sorry bout that.
D&M Distributing 724 east Hudson st Columbus Ohio 43211
614-268-2222
dmssp.com
I just kinda fell outta the boat since I hadn't been riden lately so I apologize that I missed ur question by a long time. .... Sorry bout that.
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