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Tires and Lights
- Thread starter gazunni
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
BLUE LED'S
I would advise caution with the use of BLUE LED's .........This is a color commonly used by Law Enforcement and may be prohibited so I would check before you get stopped and cited........just a thought.......Mike :bbq:
I would advise caution with the use of BLUE LED's .........This is a color commonly used by Law Enforcement and may be prohibited so I would check before you get stopped and cited........just a thought.......Mike :bbq:
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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glows very nice :2thumbs:
Bobleach45
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Blue lights
I agree with Bluenight911. Blue lights not allowed in many states. Ride with them in FL and you will get stopped. My buddy thought I was yanking his chain when I told him that after he put them on. His learning curve was complete in less than a week.
I agree with Bluenight911. Blue lights not allowed in many states. Ride with them in FL and you will get stopped. My buddy thought I was yanking his chain when I told him that after he put them on. His learning curve was complete in less than a week.
I have checked, and where I live as long is it is not combined with red and it does not flash (snow plows) it is okay.
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