reflectors
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From: Memphis, TN
True that. Even if you break one. You're taking them off and probably not reinstalling. Even if you needed a replacement -- a reflector can't cost much.
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we have to have them on the bike for inspection every 2 years, but they don't care that we just put 2 dollar stick on's, then rip'em off when we're done.
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Joined: Sep 2015
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From: Kane County IL
IMO opinion they look a lot better than bikes mangled lying on their side, flashing lights and those white outlines painted on the street.
Why not leave them on? Better then getting hit at night, bikes have very limited side lighting at night.....there's a reason they are there.
Why not leave them on? Better then getting hit at night, bikes have very limited side lighting at night.....there's a reason they are there.