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I have some extra reflectors that were shipped with some particular piece of bling I’ve bolted to my bike in the past year. I need to dig them out and post them in the classifieds for sell/sail/cell/sale.
Friend of mine almost got tagged the other nite on his Road Glide... Woman said She didn't see him until she was up close. His bike is completely blacked out.. Which got me thinking.. So luckily he didn't get hit.. But when I got home.. I took a Pic of mine with the reflectors still in place, as I was considering removing cause I like the look of his without. The pic is taken with the flash on to simulate headlights reflecting.. They are pretty visible. Which begs the question.. Why remove them with all of these shitty, distracted drivers roaming around?
My RKS and Vrod Muscle
IMO.........Doesnt fit on HD or any cruiser ......Rice Rockets .. yeah but not these traditional style bikes...... I use LED lighting and Im good to go.... I ride in areas where most times I dont see any traffic during the day let alone at night .Remote farmland basically....... I'd have to watch out for not hitting a hog vs a car running me over at night where I ride.
I'd rather have max visibility to other motorists vs aesthetics. They look natural on the bike, anyway. Safety first, though I can certainly understand why some dislike the look.
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