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Which gloryder color choice is best?

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We have a Yellow Rt-se5 2013. Want to order best looking glo's for it. Also, safety being a consideration, which color is the brightest and/or most visible on a spyder wheel? Any legalities to consider here in Ohio? What did you choose and why? Appreciate your input!
 
We have a Yellow Rt-se5 2013. Want to order best looking glo's for it. Also, safety being a consideration, which color is the brightest and/or most visible on a spyder wheel? Any legalities to consider here in Ohio? What did you choose and why? Appreciate your input!
safest choice is yellow/amber any other color may get uneeded attention. Speaking of which I have a set for sale in for sale section
 
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:agree: Yellow or amber would be the safest from a legal standpoint as well...
You should check with your State's motor vehicle lighting requirements; just to be sure! :thumbup:
Get the remote-controlled ones with all of the colors available... you can always pull up the "less than legal lighting" for feats of display that occur in parking lots and parades! :2thumbs:
 
Have to agree ......... what he said or .... W H I T E or get the New Multi-Color set

safest choice is yellow/amber any other color may get uneeded attention

Each state has their own laws on colors & in KY you can't have ANY FORWARD FACING or BLINKING/STROBING BLUE or RED Lights on any motor vehicle on the public highways unless their designated for Emergency Use. :lecturef_smilie:

Being in OH, I'd suggest checking what your laws say regarding the subjust :dontknow:

Personally, we have a set in AQUA and also the new (Gen1) set of the remote Multi-Color inserts, since the Glo-Ryders aren't technically forward facing, but side-ways facing, most cops in our area won't bother us.:rolleyes:

However, one evening just as it was turning dusk, we had low batteries and the left hand side was kind of flickering off and on and a cop rolled right up and took a better look:shocked: I'm sure he could've probably of sighted us if he wanted, but as soon as I explained they aren't meant to be flashing & I think I just needed to change the batteries, he was cool with them :thumbup: Not to mention, he saw Teddy in the passenger seat and then asked if he could take some pics ;) Gotta love this dog :rolleyes::bowdown:
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Ohio

Ohio law seems to indicate only that any front light must be amber or white. So steady side lights don't seem to be regulated.
 
What Cyncy said. :2thumbs:.

I like the Yellow or Amber with a yellow colored machine. I have amber ones on my black RT and Purple ones on the silver RT.

It's a matter of taste unless you have to worry about the red/blue and local police issues. Never had any police interaction here, except for a thumbs up from an Alaska State Trooper one evening.
 
Have to agree..!!

the yellow/amber would be the best. This for safty and legal aspects. For looks you have to choose what you like. Good luck..!! :thumbup:
 
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