ergergreger
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcU56k88IRs
Can't see it to well in the video but the light below the top red one is yellow...Over all there is 23 LED'S on back of my bike 20 of them red and 3 yellow.
For them who don't know the bike law in my state. It says you need a light on front of your bike and red on back, must be seen from about 500 feet
lol every one i know says i look like a landing spot in a airport
"yellow and amber lights are reserved for emergency vehicles and emergency flashers. You may be able to get away with it Blue is a big no no"
hmm very odd because utility vehicles use yellow and amber more... and about the blue? lol no, i know i will so get busted by the law then. Come on red,blue,white. Look bit like a cop then don't you think?
also "That's what you call dangerous overkill. Incredibly bright lights, and a lot of them. A recipe for driver blindness right there, and the lights are so distracting that they could attract drivers to you."
That's what the yellow light is for. They use them on back of the bar lights of emergency vehicles so that doesn't happen, Yellow is less likely too make drivers look at and follow, as for red that gets their eye and pulls them in.
Can't see it to well in the video but the light below the top red one is yellow...Over all there is 23 LED'S on back of my bike 20 of them red and 3 yellow.
For them who don't know the bike law in my state. It says you need a light on front of your bike and red on back, must be seen from about 500 feet
lol every one i know says i look like a landing spot in a airport
"yellow and amber lights are reserved for emergency vehicles and emergency flashers. You may be able to get away with it Blue is a big no no"
hmm very odd because utility vehicles use yellow and amber more... and about the blue? lol no, i know i will so get busted by the law then. Come on red,blue,white. Look bit like a cop then don't you think?
also "That's what you call dangerous overkill. Incredibly bright lights, and a lot of them. A recipe for driver blindness right there, and the lights are so distracting that they could attract drivers to you."
That's what the yellow light is for. They use them on back of the bar lights of emergency vehicles so that doesn't happen, Yellow is less likely too make drivers look at and follow, as for red that gets their eye and pulls them in.