daylight running
#21
02-16-2007, 06:00 PM
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RE: daylight running
ORIGINAL: IAMSWUTIAMS
I didn't look like an actual bulb to me. Am I wrong?
I didn't look like an actual bulb to me. Am I wrong?
Very simple idea with great results. When I get home, I'll see if my digital will take a pic of it.
#22
02-16-2007, 06:16 PM
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RE: daylight running
I've tried it both ways, p/l on or p/l off and h/l on high. Doesn't seem to matter much either way...to cages we're still invisible especially if they're doing anything besides driving
Bubba
Bubba
#23
02-16-2007, 06:20 PM
RE: daylight running
High beam and high intensity Motolights mounted low on the forks, (on the brake rotors). This combo presents a three point triangle which is supposed to be the most noticeable.
Need every advantage down here in Florida with all the geezers driving around.
Need every advantage down here in Florida with all the geezers driving around.
#25
02-16-2007, 08:12 PM
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RE: daylight running
I run low beam andpassinglights day and night,the only time the high beam comes on is on back roads at night,and my passing lamps stay on withboth high or low beam, unless i turn them off.
#28
02-16-2007, 08:36 PM
RE: daylight running
ORIGINAL: BirchwhiteHD
I run low beam andpassinglights day and night,the only time the high beam comes on is on back roads at night,and my passing lamps stay on withboth high or low beam, unless i turn them off.
I run low beam andpassinglights day and night,the only time the high beam comes on is on back roads at night,and my passing lamps stay on withboth high or low beam, unless i turn them off.
#29
02-16-2007, 10:12 PM
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RE: daylight running
ORIGINAL: CroftonDamico
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) Motorcycle Operator Manual on page 19:
the use of "high beams" during the day will result in the motorcycle being twice as likely to be noticed.
I believe the use of the "low beam with theaux lights on"would be a better option, what is your opinion?
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) Motorcycle Operator Manual on page 19:
the use of "high beams" during the day will result in the motorcycle being twice as likely to be noticed.
I believe the use of the "low beam with theaux lights on"would be a better option, what is your opinion?
