FWIW: I have a pair of the Hyperlites on the rear of my vfr and while they are really cool....I've found something much much much brighter that is mainly used my law enforcement but you can add a single LED pod to rear of your ride and it measures: Just over 1 inch high and 2.75 inches in length, the LED Stars are the smallest, most compact and versatile warning light on the market today. LED Stars® offer complete flexibility in mounting and placement for maximum visibility and work extremely well in undercover vehicle applications.
Anyways these are very bright and only cost about $70 for one three head LED. They are built to last and waterproof. If anyone is intrested let me know and I could set up a group buy (red light only...clear lens)....I should be able to negotiate a great deal on them. Here is a link to the company's site....
http://www.911ep.com/products/ledstar.aspHmmm no interest? I can say they are much brighter than hyperlites. I will be ordering mine soon $60. If anyone is intrested just PM me and I'll get you connected.
-Jon
OK.. I think what would sway me here is to get a really good idea as to where and how these lites would be installed. Does anyone have any pics or suggestions for placement and installation?
I've got some Hyperlite knock-offs from Aerostitch on the rear of mine, and I've got 911 Stars on my work bike...I don't know why it never occurred to me to use 'em on the VFR as brake lights. They are definitely attention getters!
kwb377, Jan 21 2007, 08:35 PMI've got some Hyperlite knock-offs from Aerostitch on the rear of mine, and I've got 911 Stars on my work bike...I don't know why it never occurred to me to use 'em on the VFR as brake lights. They are definitely attention getters!
Yeah same here, the new 911's are very very bright. And since they are the latest and greatest they don't stick out like a sore thumb! They are built under Armor Holdings, which is made right here in Jacksonville! Makes my life good!
Alan, Jan 21 2007, 08:28 PMOK.. I think what would sway me here is to get a really good idea as to where and how these lites would be installed. Does anyone have any pics or suggestions for placement and installation?
Well it would serve as an additional brakelight and the only place to mount it would be near the tag. Use either screws or 3m tape and fogettaboutdit! Comes with instructions piece of cake. I'll be ordering mine soon......it will blow the hyperlites away.
I would be interested in this as a brake light replacement. Not really into hanging lights all over the bike though. That's what Christmas trees are for. wink.gif
Sounds interesting. Be sure to post back up when you get them installed. Do you think it would be a suitable replacement for the stock brakelight?
I ride at night a lit during the summer. I am in...
JBY28, Jan 11 2007, 01:02 PMIf anyone is intrested let me know and I could set up a group buy (red light only...clear lens)....I should be able to negotiate a great deal on them. Here is a link to the company's site....
Dude,
You need to be setting up a group buy on Laser Jammers or at least something that will give us 5-10 seconds reaction time to a laser shot... my 2....
Sondance, Feb 15 2007, 08:17 PMJBY28, Jan 11 2007, 01:02 PMIf anyone is intrested let me know and I could set up a group buy (red light only...clear lens)....I should be able to negotiate a great deal on them. Here is a link to the company's site....
Dude,
You need to be setting up a group buy on Laser Jammers or at least something that will give us 5-10 seconds reaction time to a laser shot... my 2....
I am in on that for sure... tongue.gif