10-01-2013, 04:24pm
Hey guys just wondering if anyone is running day LEDs at the front of there bike for better being seen,thinking of buying a pair
10-01-2013, 04:28pm
I just run with my HID headlight on
10-01-2013, 06:21pm
What about wearing a yellow vest?
10-01-2013, 07:55pm
CaptainRob
10-01-2013, 09:03pm
Headlight modulator.
Turn it on/off when you need it.
Certainly wakes people (dickheads) up!
Not expensive, easy to install, included in the current Motor Vehicle Regulations, so they're legal. (I carry a photo copy because a lot of cops still don't know about them - but only been questioned 4 times in 3 years Australia-wide)
Info on the 'net, and available on eBay.
Headlight modulators are legal in every state and territory of Australia. The NSW legislation is as below and every other state has the same wording in their respective legislative narratives.
Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 1998
Schedule 4 Vehicle standards
Division 2 Headlights
(3) A motor bike may be equipped with a headlight modulation system that:
(a) varies the brightness of its high-beam headlight or low-beam headlight, but not both, at a rate of at least 200 and at most 280 flashes a minute, and
(b) is designed to operate only in the daylight.
Turn it on/off when you need it.
Certainly wakes people (dickheads) up!
Not expensive, easy to install, included in the current Motor Vehicle Regulations, so they're legal. (I carry a photo copy because a lot of cops still don't know about them - but only been questioned 4 times in 3 years Australia-wide)
Info on the 'net, and available on eBay.
Headlight modulators are legal in every state and territory of Australia. The NSW legislation is as below and every other state has the same wording in their respective legislative narratives.
Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 1998
Schedule 4 Vehicle standards
Division 2 Headlights
(3) A motor bike may be equipped with a headlight modulation system that:
(a) varies the brightness of its high-beam headlight or low-beam headlight, but not both, at a rate of at least 200 and at most 280 flashes a minute, and
(b) is designed to operate only in the daylight.
11-01-2013, 06:11am
i use hid,s 8000 the blue colour i ride every day & over the past 4years i,ve only had a hand full of cars change lanes on me
i also had 1 in the last busa i had very very bright & only had low beam if some1 changes lane on you
you are going way to fast or they are blind & shouldn,t be driving
wayne
i also had 1 in the last busa i had very very bright & only had low beam if some1 changes lane on you
you are going way to fast or they are blind & shouldn,t be driving
wayne
11-01-2013, 08:17pm
How about the switchback mod that some guys on the ORG have done - doesn't look too bad ??
http://www.hayabusa.org/forum/electrical...owers.html
http://www.hayabusa.org/forum/electrical...owers.html
12-01-2013, 07:59am
all running lights ,head lights, bright clothing in the world is never going to make any difference. Assume that the numpties in the cages have not seen you, are not going to see you, in all probability are not even looking to see you in the first place and ride accordingly. Staying safe has far more to do with attitude than how visible you are. Just take it that they are all out to get you.
Tom R
Tom R