:laughingSynthetic said:firerings? what's a firering? does my bike have a firering and will it melt anything :nanana
yep... this is true but I still prefer to be seen though... I put on new fairings and undertail on my SV and noticed most prefer to add those flush mount signals that are only visible from a very narrow angle of view and most not very bright so I opted to go witha bubble type sginals on front and then I got some nice short stalks for the rear that were about as bright as OEM or better.... I figured it was a good trade off as they nice looking and still very visible from many angles. :clapPrtclMn001 said:They're farther apart here for the dumbasses who don't see them. It doesn't help :shrug. [/B]
:slapSynthetic said:
firerings? what's a firering? does my bike have a firering and will it melt anything :nanana
yeah, I'll be doing similar mods on my SV and I plan on keeping the signals on stalks. :thumbSynthetic said:yep... this is true but I still prefer to be seen though... I put on new fairings and undertail on my SV and noticed most prefer to add those flush mount signals that are only visible from a very narrow angle of view and most not very bright so I opted to go witha bubble type sginals on front and then I got some nice short stalks for the rear that were about as bright as OEM or better.... I figured it was a good trade off as they nice looking and still very visible from many angles. :clap
Yeah, no kidding. Virginia doesn't require them, but if you have them then they must be at least 9" apart and measure up at least 20" from the pavement.YZFRob said:As said before, they have to be a certain distance apart. Older bikes (ZX-11, ZX-10, Katana, CBF600F2 for example) were wider. Also some states here dont require signals at all. Some do. You have to check the local laws though.
Smitty said:
Have a '91 Mazda 4X4 truck in white yet tail gate is with diagonal 2.75" florescent strips from left to right ---- it does help.