Stop Lights
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RE: Stop Lights
ORIGINAL: rbtwhiz
When I bought mine (a year or so ago?), they didn't have the '...is best for these types of vehichles'images on the website. In all honesty, I don't think the newer one, the G-42, was even available yet. Regardless, Ihave the SS-1, not the G-42. The thing is smaller than one of those little sticks of gum; i.e. classic dentine, orbit orthe like. There is a picture on the installation page, as well as on the top of the product page. The newer one, judging from the dimensions onthe product page (4” x 1” x .375") iscomparable toa pack of [stick] gum; i.e. wrigley's spearmint.
ORIGINAL: Wyde Glyde Bry
Got a pic of this thing under your bike?
I hope it's not this big red canister they display on the website.
Got a pic of this thing under your bike?
I hope it's not this big red canister they display on the website.
Wisconsin has a law that allows motorcyclists to proceed through a red light after waiting 45 seconds forthe lightto change. However, I'd rather not have a run-in with an uninformed LEO, or one that might not have witnessed me waiting the required 45 seconds, if I don't have to.
Question: Since reading this threat, I've noticed a number of lights that do not have the cut-out areas where this product advises one to cross. What type of signal change system is used on this type of stop light and what tricks to you use when sitting at lights that don't change with the help of the Sorcerer.
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Philadelphia, PA
RE: Stop Lights
This is invaluable to myself - I go riding late at night, and I can't wait for a car to come up behind me 'cause it'll be daylight by then!
I used to just look both ways and proceed - but did some research :
http://letsgoscootin.com/ScootReview.html
I ended up getting the HP Green Light trigger :
http://www.greenlightstuff.com/trigger.html
It works great, and is about the size of my pinkie finger.Honestly I feel they all work probably the same - but wanted you to see another manufacturer.
I used to just look both ways and proceed - but did some research :
http://letsgoscootin.com/ScootReview.html
I ended up getting the HP Green Light trigger :
http://www.greenlightstuff.com/trigger.html
It works great, and is about the size of my pinkie finger.Honestly I feel they all work probably the same - but wanted you to see another manufacturer.
RE: Stop Lights
ORIGINAL: 2007fxdc
Update on the NC law a couple of us mentioned earlier in this post. According to the August issue of Full Throttle magazine, the bill has finally passed both sides of the General Assembly and, unless the governor decides to nix it between now and then, it should go into effect December 1, 2007 allowing bikes to pass through a red light once they have come to a complete stop and checked traffic - basically treating a red light as if it were a 4-way stop.
Update on the NC law a couple of us mentioned earlier in this post. According to the August issue of Full Throttle magazine, the bill has finally passed both sides of the General Assembly and, unless the governor decides to nix it between now and then, it should go into effect December 1, 2007 allowing bikes to pass through a red light once they have come to a complete stop and checked traffic - basically treating a red light as if it were a 4-way stop.
Is there a web site that lists the laws like this for each state?
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