That bicycle light appears to light up white, though?
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That bicycle light appears to light up white, though?
ugh.
Whats wrong? You had your wish granted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jesse Davis
If OEM tail light assemblies aren't legal.... Is it ok to mount the after market light of choice like an OE tail light would mount? By that I mean flush mounted in the tail section at the very end of the under tail.
You are still posting...it wasn't granted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis King
:bannana:
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by Brandon McLean
No, I'm betting he goes with this set-up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Timo Geary
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BICYCLE-BEAC...-/150576586072
Probably go over and have Byus install it for him at his house. They'll cook up some scheme to pull off the excess current and feed it back into the ignition system to "give it more power".
It'll catch on fire in Houston.
Ok after giving it some thought I'm going to back off of the "no OEM taillights allowed". OEM tail lights that are integrated (flush with the surface of the tailsection) into the tailsection will be allowed. However the lens must be covered with a clear film. I'll put together a Technical Bulletin today to outline what will be allowed and guidelines for rain lights.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon McLean
Extra power will be sent to the big purple wiener on his back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Felio
I'm planning on dangling a real live burning road flare from some twine (don't want to waste good safety wire).
I'm kidding of course.