[ronin]

Anyone ever try one of these? There are a lot of lights in my town that don't register bikes, and all of them happen to be with in 1 mile of the Police Station which means waiting 20 minutes for a car to come at midnight or risk getting pulled by a cop.

http://www.meancycles.com/store/parts/view.cfm?PartID=215560

 

[strykeralan]

Nope but its legal to run the red as long as its safe and you have waited a normal amount of time.

 

[strykenshane]

depends upon where you live on that one, it's not legal in Georgia yet, there is a bill in the state house right now but dome dam Dami's attached some BS stuff to the bill so it will most likely not get passed this year

 

[SmokenJoe]

Save your money.......................try putting kickstand down, or stopping at corner of where the wires are.

 

[strykenshane]

i have found that if I tap my feet near the sensor wires in the ground it will change quicker, but I'm a big boy so that theory may not work for all

 

[fujums]

I was having the same issue until I began stopping over corners of the trip boxes carved into the pavement. I always thought that these things needed weight to trip the signal until a bike licensing instructor told me that they are based on magnetics. He said to pull up over a corner of the exposed box so that the metal on my bike was covering the more sensitive part of the sensor. This did the trick with all of the turn lanes that were giving me problems.

 

[tonto247]

We have sensor cameras up on lights so I just flash my headlight off and on multiple times and that will usually do it.

 

[immortal13]

We have sensor cameras up on lights so I just flash my headlight off and on multiple times and that will usually do it.

How are you going to do that on a motorcycle?

 

[strykenshane]

high/low is usually enough to setoff those sensors

 

[tonto247]

We have sensor cameras up on lights so I just flash my headlight off and on multiple times and that will usually do it.

How are you going to do that on a motorcycle?

i meant hi to low beam sorry