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Hey, I didn't mean to hurt anyone, but I will lump those "PEOPLE" as such because something as asinine as a reflector really bothers them because their bike doesn't look cool. Then they take the extra time to make their bike even more unseen.
You're right some states do not require reflectors, but you know do whatever you like. Just dont be that guy in the forum venting that they got into a wreck because they didn't see you and your bike is all blacked out or you took the extra effort taking out all of the safety stuff from your bike to keep you safe.
Welcome to the forum. Ohh I thought you were a new member.
Well, I have a compliant or maybe its a complaint. Never mind. I still have my reflectors on. You must be talking about OTHER PEOPLE.
Sit tight because a **** storm is a comin.
Last edited by deadman77; Feb 26, 2018 at 01:38 PM.
So take the time today and go for a walk around your parking lot. Look at every single car out there with the side profile. Did you notice something? I sure did and every single car has it. SIDE REFLECTORS. Some of them are integrated with the front or rear lights and some of them are separate from each other. The most common theme is orange up from and red in the rear.
Would you if you had the chance to take those out or change them to black or whatever weird dark color you guys like? Ive seen it and some people go to stupid lengths to change the bulbs or put clear ones to make their ride look clean. Totally unnecessary and idiotic
Im not gonna lie, I do idiotic things too but not this.
Last edited by vizcarmb; Feb 26, 2018 at 01:55 PM.
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