daylight running
#1
daylight running
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?
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?
#2
RE: daylight running
I don't have passing lamps, but always run my bright day or night...I have for many years. I obviously think it helps. Anything that will increase visibility.
#6
RE: daylight running
Without lamps I agree, run with the high beams. But, on my RK if I turn the high beams on the lamps turn off and I think it is more visible with three lights up front instead of just one bright one.
#7
RE: daylight running
I agree with frogman
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I have the passing lamps. If I didn't, I would use the brights.
I have the passing lamps. If I didn't, I would use the brights.
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#8
RE: daylight running
Highbeams all the time for me during daylight. If someone is annoyed by my highbeam, that means that they can see me. This can only be a good thing.