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I asked a question like this a few months ago and got beat up. Personally, I like them, I think if you have a heavily chormed engine, it really highlights everything. I know you are not supposed to ride with them on in some states, but I think they add visibility to you and your bike. Their not for everyone, just like leather flanges hanging off your floorboards and hand grips.
Personally, I like them, I think if you have a heavily chormed engine, it really highlights everything. I know you are not supposed to ride with them on in some states, but I think they add visibility to you and your bike. Their not for everyone, just like leather flanges hanging off your floorboards and hand grips.
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I agree.The beauty of being human is that we have freewill, the beauty of living in America is we have free choice. To each his own on how people set up their rides.
When I first heard about thest (LED's) on bikes and saw a couple I thought it was tacky white trailer trash junk!!!
however... now that I have seen more and some tastefully done, I like them on the right bike and the right color with the right amount... I still don't like those who have a whole sh!tload on their bikes and drive around with them on Rainbow mode...
Accent lights... yeah, that's it....
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