The exclusive Motorlight for the F6

Sell motorlight für F6 or other Motorbikes.

You can combination the colours red and blue or use only blue or red.
Without extra relais, only connect and finish!!!




You must fix it with a dopplestick, no screw or something else.
Build it in only 10 minutes.



Contact: goldwing01@web.de  Germany:cool:

looks pretty wild

canski you doenbosker thisen withen ropelighten ??

fresh out of dopelsticks, do ace hardware handle them ?

['KC']

looks pretty nice, I might have to consider adding some of them to my Blue/Silver 2000 Interstate.

[WisconsinSteve]

I wouldn't try adding the blue ones unless you'd like to get to know your local law enforcement a little better.

Steve

[Big Mac]

I wouldn't try adding the blue ones unless you'd like to get to know your local law enforcement

I was under the impression all those types of lights (tire flies, etc) were illegal.....or is that just a Ca. thing? Maybe Cmawest can clear this one up.

Mac

i can definitly speak for colorado.

there is no law that prohibits lights like this on a bike. in most states they frown on red or blue lenses on driving lights, just because of the age old problem of some morons that enjoy making people think they are cops.

most states only prohibit lights that can be used for that purpose.

years ago it was illegal to have any color light but red on the rear, but the japanese put a stop to that when they started importing cars with amber turn signals, now all cars seem to have them.

mostly it's a common sense thing, all the blinky lights in the world are o.k. as long as they are not emergency lights on the front.

ever had a white car come up behind you with a pair of red skis on one side of the roof and a pair of blue skis on the other ? makes you drive slow for a while, huh ?

dennis

one other thing.

for any of you that are coming to montrose. the state of colo. allows you to carry a loaded firearm in your vehicle. the only exception being denver who thinks they are something special and have passed a city ordinance against it. so unload before going through denver.

dennis

[Big Mac]

I was told by a guy selling the "Tire Flies" (valve stem caps that light up) that they were illegal along with the neon lights that people mount underneith their cars or in their wheel wells. He added that more than likely the officer pulled you over for something else and he'll just tell you to remove them. Not sure if he was referring to color, or the lights in general.

Mac

just talked to my cousin (30 years S.F. police dept. he said the oakland police certainly should have better things to do with their time.

i ask if it was illegal, he said he didn't know, he always had better things to do with his time.


he he

dennis

['KC']

Dennis; I had heard that "high intensity" lights, any amber, or anything other than red taillights or running lights were illeagal.
Supposedly all of the neon lights like license plate lights, or under bumper, and wheelwell lights were a no-no as well. Though I haven't checked it out with the local offices.
I believe that even if it is, most officers like your cousin, have better things to worry about.

[Pistolchamp]

An addendum to cmawest.  As of December 29, 2004 Texas residents with concealed handgun permits can carry in Colorado as a reciprosity agreement became law that day.  It also includes the city of Denver.

Ride safe and stay outta trouble.

['KC']

I think that Colorado is one of the states that has a reciprocity agreement with Washington State also. I may have to check on that to be sure.

pistolchamp

do not ! assume that you can carry in denver with a permit. the city of denver (BECAUSE OF ITS GANG PROBLEM) has passed a separate city ordinance they think overides state law (using the home rule excuse) banning even colo. CWP holders from carrying in the city of denver. their ordinance reads only class one law enforcement officers can carry concealed (police officers or deputy sheriffs)

i personally don't think it will fly, as you cannot pass city ordinaces to overide state law, but i wouldn't want a $900.00 S&W 45 confiscated to try and prove my point.

i taught the CCW classes here for several years.

dennis

[Pistolchamp]

I'm not gonna whine over Denver... I like Glenwood Springs better anyway.  Fly into Denver, then when outta town get it out of the luggage and go for it.

I'll bet the Great State of Colorado explains the rules to Denver pretty soon.