Lonerider59
Wizard
While I was surfing the web I came upon this simple plug-in for the brake/running light for the rear. Kisan Technologies has some interesing lighting products. http://www.kisantech.com/index.php?cat_id=3&catname=tailBlazerhile
Modulated Brake Lights
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FLFZ1
Well-Known Member
I am ordering the modulating headlight soon. Got to be seen. The brakelight system works well too.
They were recommended to me by a friend that is former (just retired) state coordinator for motorcycle safety. Neat thing about them is they are plug and play.
They were recommended to me by a friend that is former (just retired) state coordinator for motorcycle safety. Neat thing about them is they are plug and play.
psittacid
Member
I have the Kisan headlight modulator and really like it. I saved some $ and only did one of the headlights (the left side) without using the slave unit for the other light. So one light modulates and the other is on bright during the day. The only problem is that sometimes cars slow down in front of me, thinking I'm a cop. Once in a while, I get the finger for the same reason.
I also have a brakelight modulator from another company. People tell me that it increases my visibility some. You can install a 2357 brakelight bulb instead of the stock 1157 for a few bucks at auto parts store. The taillight in the 2357 is the same, but the brakelight is much brighter. This reduces the life of the bulb; replace every 6 months.
I also have a brakelight modulator from another company. People tell me that it increases my visibility some. You can install a 2357 brakelight bulb instead of the stock 1157 for a few bucks at auto parts store. The taillight in the 2357 is the same, but the brakelight is much brighter. This reduces the life of the bulb; replace every 6 months.
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BroHay
Stihl Loves Trees
well, if it gets the cagers to process a thought while driving....I'm all for it!
FSTZ1
Well-Known Member
The Kisan tailBlazer is plug and play for the Gen II, but wire splicing is required for the Gen I.