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Post by Boomer on Dec 26, 2008 15:34:04 GMT -6
 I think I am going to set up a pair of motolights on the front calipers of the scoot...a study done on traffic safety found that a triangle of lights is easier for the human eye to judge on distance and rate of closure than a single point of light...thus the third brake light rule...I have seen some picks of the scooters with the motolights and I really like them..I am also going to do the running light mod and make my turn signals be dual purpose. 
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Post by netminder24 on Dec 26, 2008 22:54:26 GMT -6
I'd be curious to see how steady the beam will be mounted on the lower part of the suspension. But more light is better in my book.
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Post by Boomer on Dec 27, 2008 1:16:52 GMT -6
I have asked one of the forum guys to send me a vidoe of him riding down a common road and I want to see how or if the lights shake too badly.
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Post by spruce on Dec 28, 2008 20:12:04 GMT -6
how much extra drain is that going to put on the battery? sounds like a great idea..i know a couple of guys from another fourm that used fog lights (the small ones) ...seemed to work out really well..
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I think I am going to set up a pair of motolights on the front calipers of the scoot...a study done on traffic safety found that a triangle of lights is easier for the human eye to judge on distance and rate of closure than a single point of light...thus the third brake light rule...I have seen some picks of the scooters with the motolights and I really like them..I am also going to do the running light mod and make my turn signals be dual purpose. 
