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I plan to light the whole MF'er up, just as soon as I find the flashing red light(70's undercover cop style) to mount to my helmet. I have a lot of other things that need to be bought for the bike, like paint job, fork extensions, Progressives, and running lights. I think those lights are cheesy, but I'm pretty weird myself, so don't go patterning yourself after me ;-)
or is it the same thing to tape up those $20 lights i linked in my last post haha
Yeah, you can manually change the colors. There's also a flash/blink setting from a slow roll to strobe. Like I said, I pretty much leave them on solid red.
I think I got a starter kit & then some extras. That's what was cool about them - buy what you can afford & then easily add more later.
Last edited by AnotherBlackSG; Mar 15, 2012 at 08:50 PM.
I did it and liked it but used a cheep set and all that ridding in the rain screwed them up. Will do it again but with a better kit. Here blue, red, and orange are illegal. I did blue but i'll do green next time. Go ahead and call me a poser but I like them and yes it makes me more visible at night.
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