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A few weeks ago I was behind a guy (he was on a Ultra) and when he would apply his brakes his tail light and both directionals would flash 3-4 times (to get your attention) and then stay on. When he put his blinker on 1/2 of his tail light would also blink with the directional. I was very impressed with how well it drew attention.
My question is... does anyone know who makes it, whats it called, and if it's available for a sporty?
Thanks!
i bought one for my bike, but never installed it...
instead i installed a harley tail light that is much brighter than the stocker. it does what i want it to- it flashes only if i flash it. i prefer it that way!
Might also want to google for
brightass lights
and
hyperlights
I have both and that bike is guaranteed to get all the attention you want from the back.
I find that vehicles stop a lot earlier behind me than they used to.
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