Motorcycle Light Changers
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Motorcycle Light Changers
I'm a noob rider, and had my first experience being stuck at a light that would not change for me. Do any of you use one of these magnets that trip off the light sensors in the road?
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This is gonna sound real bad. But what do the light sensors look like? I never see anything on the road. Most of the lights here are timed, but it sucks when they arent..
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they are shiney metal lines in the road, they usually form a rectangle. just roll over it and on the lines a few times.
some are also light sensitive, esp at night when the traffic is lower (some switch) so if its night time, flash your high beam and roll back and forth some.
some are also light sensitive, esp at night when the traffic is lower (some switch) so if its night time, flash your high beam and roll back and forth some.
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TN has a law that a motorcycle can treat a red light as a stop sign.
pull up & stop, doesn't change in a few seconds & you are free to go as long as you don't impede the traffic flow of the cages
FTMFW
we are also allowed to use the HOV lane...even w/out a passenger
unfortunately, lane-splitting is still a :nono:
pull up & stop, doesn't change in a few seconds & you are free to go as long as you don't impede the traffic flow of the cages
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we are also allowed to use the HOV lane...even w/out a passenger
unfortunately, lane-splitting is still a :nono: