The Road Warrior
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I am just kidding though I wouldn't rat on a fellow rider for something like this, but still, it's a retarded thing to do.
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Blinded during the day? Lol
I didn't realize this was such a controversy.
The dealer I bought my first bike from suggested I run the high beam during the day, and so I did.
You can file a report on anyone operating the vehicle in an unsafe and illegal manner. Makes no difference what direction one is traveling at, ha ha.
My brain is slow.![]()
Your chances of survival are proportional to your common sense and not to application of crutches and bandaids like high beams or modulators.
fixed!
Alot of people in here think that they own the road.
Alot of people in here think that they own the road. You have a CHOICE whether to stay in front of someone with their high beams on. If you CHOOSE to ride in front of them, it's your CHOICE and no one else's!
Whatta bunch of garbage.I have seen more and more riders thinking it's OK to ride during the day with highbeams on all the time.
Not only is it illegal, it's just not a good idea.
I was just followed by a cruiser (victory) with his high beams on.
Damn was it anoying. I let him pass and followed him with my high beams on. He didn't like it much????????
It ****** me off enough to do this to him, and I'm a rider.
I wonder what other drivers think about being blinded by some guys highbeams?
Why has it become so widely accepted that it's OK?
It's just stupid. Stop it everybody.
Whatta bunch of garbage.
Bright lights don't blind anyone in the DAYTIME.
And not illegal. If it's daytime my highbeam is on!
If you think it's annoying, awwwww...
We've gotta call you a wahhhmbulance.
What's truly stupid is not doing it.
Or what - should we all saw off our exhaust mufflers, for 'safety'?
LoL, no that's not annoying, heheh...
Please Low Rider, no more bad advice.
This is your opinion. I don't agree.If you want to improve the odds of being seen, then your high beams are the absolute last thing to consider.
Be smart about being visible, not just annoying.
This is your opinion. I don't agree.
I want to be visible to those directly in front of me because that's where I'm headed...
Of course at dusk/dawn/dim conditions/fog or when stopped at a red light, or riding in a group, feel free to lower your beam (it's only courteous).
But to all you guys rolling through yellow lights doing 80 in a 60 (you know who you are) without bright light, you're gonna get it - it's just a matter of time, guaranteed...