highbeam question....
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RE: highbeam question....
During the daytime, I always leave the highbeams on. You won't blind anyone during the day with your high beams.
At night, I ride around with the lowbeams. When I had regular headlights instead of HID's, I used to blip the high beams a couple times when I saw cars at an intersection I was about to cross, just to make sure they see me.
At night, I ride around with the lowbeams. When I had regular headlights instead of HID's, I used to blip the high beams a couple times when I saw cars at an intersection I was about to cross, just to make sure they see me.
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RE: highbeam question....
ORIGINAL: Blue Fox
I used to blip the high beams a couple times when I saw cars at an intersection I was about to cross, just to make sure they see me.
I used to blip the high beams a couple times when I saw cars at an intersection I was about to cross, just to make sure they see me.
#24
RE: highbeam question....
I turn my high's off whenever i ride with other biker's, unless im up front. other then that they are on at all time's. I noticed that whenever i turn them off, people pull out infront of me a whole lot more, and when their on rarely does somebody cut me off. as far as blinding people.....i think its better they have problems not seeing me, then "i diddnt see him officer"....passed ton's of cops never once clicked the high's off...never once did they say **** too me
#26
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Ya know i could give a **** about oncoming traffic and target fixation.,..i choose to be seen...if my bright light hurts their little eyes..good
#27
RE: highbeam question....
Always on. Especially now that my flush mounts aren't wired for running lights. I aimed the high beam down ever so slightly and have not been flashed.
Regarding flashing at other vehicles when approaching an intersection, I was told by an instuctor when I took the msf course not to do that because it could be interpreted as a signal to proceed.
Regarding flashing at other vehicles when approaching an intersection, I was told by an instuctor when I took the msf course not to do that because it could be interpreted as a signal to proceed.
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