Linky no workee?Horse wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 1:05 pmJoin the party!Taipan wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 12:44 pmCousin Jack wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2024 12:32 pm I use them, mainly on fast roads, because I spot motorcycles in the mirror more quickly if they have 2 extra lights. I am hoping it works that way on other drivers/riders.
I know it is marginal, but I am happy to gain a few % on stuff like that.
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Tracer7 After market Spot / Fog light
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"The requested topic does not exist."
Has it been deleted?? Or is it in a sub-group I've not signed up to?
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Invitation only section.Rockburner wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 1:46 pm"The requested topic does not exist."
Has it been deleted?? Or is it in a sub-group I've not signed up to?
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Ah, the bumming forum.Skub wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:10 pmInvitation only section.Rockburner wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 1:46 pm"The requested topic does not exist."
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That would explain the memory gaps on nights out.
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How very dare you!Rockburner wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:29 pmAh, the bumming forum.Skub wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:10 pmInvitation only section.Rockburner wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 1:46 pm
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Horse wrote: Wed Feb 21, 2024 8:34 pm These have been taking up space in the shed for long enough.
If you want some white daytime lights, I have two Hella sets to get rid of, 1 pair round and 1 pair straight. Come with some cables, but no fittings, switches, etc.
Almost free. No charge, but a donation to cover lights, P&P, to the charity I volunteer with.
Similar to these:
. You'll need to make your own mountings, etc.
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Saw a GS the other day, 2 big bright yellow spot lights making the triangle. If you couldn't see that coming, your looking the wrong way. Best I've seen.
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Most OTT one I have seen was also a GS. Headlight, 2 BIG aftermarket lights with several ( 4? ) sources in each, 2 smaller spot lights low down, and 2 marker lights on the mirrors.
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Cousin Jack wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 7:01 pm Most OTT one I have seen was also a GS. Headlight, 2 BIG aftermarket lights with several ( 4? ) sources in each, 2 smaller spot lights low down, and 2 marker lights on the mirrors.

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Yebbut….. as it approaches, and to quote somebody that we don’t quote any more:Cousin Jack wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 7:01 pm Most OTT one I have seen was also a GS. Headlight, 2 BIG aftermarket lights with several ( 4? ) sources in each, 2 smaller spot lights low down, and 2 marker lights on the mirrors.
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The worst I've seen was a GS (I only found that out after it passed me), with the OE two lights (full beam not on), and no less than 3 separate pairs of "driving" lights, all aimed directly at my rear-view mirror (I was in the car). My mirror was competely awash with light, it was worse than low winter sunlight. Even though it was an overcast, but bright, day the glare was blinding and after glancing in the mirror my eyes were "washed out" and I had to blink rapidly just to be able to see again. I had no clue at all where he was (ie distance behind me), and so it was a complete shock when he came past (no less so because it was a 30 zone on a narrow road with oncoming traffic - so I wasn't expecting an overtake at all).Cousin Jack wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 7:01 pm Most OTT one I have seen was also a GS. Headlight, 2 BIG aftermarket lights with several ( 4? ) sources in each, 2 smaller spot lights low down, and 2 marker lights on the mirrors.
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Obviously an 'Advanced' rider, making progress!Rockburner wrote: Thu Mar 12, 2026 9:46 amThe worst I've seen was a GS (I only found that out after it passed me), with the OE two lights (full beam not on), and no less than 3 separate pairs of "driving" lights, all aimed directly at my rear-view mirror (I was in the car). My mirror was competely awash with light, it was worse than low winter sunlight. Even though it was an overcast, but bright, day the glare was blinding and after glancing in the mirror my eyes were "washed out" and I had to blink rapidly just to be able to see again. I had no clue at all where he was (ie distance behind me), and so it was a complete shock when he came past (no less so because it was a 30 zone on a narrow road with oncoming traffic - so I wasn't expecting an overtake at all).Cousin Jack wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 7:01 pm Most OTT one I have seen was also a GS. Headlight, 2 BIG aftermarket lights with several ( 4? ) sources in each, 2 smaller spot lights low down, and 2 marker lights on the mirrors.
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Why do you think I always scoff when people suggest I join the IAM.....Cousin Jack wrote: Thu Mar 12, 2026 12:12 pmObviously an 'Advanced' rider, making progress!Rockburner wrote: Thu Mar 12, 2026 9:46 amThe worst I've seen was a GS (I only found that out after it passed me), with the OE two lights (full beam not on), and no less than 3 separate pairs of "driving" lights, all aimed directly at my rear-view mirror (I was in the car). My mirror was competely awash with light, it was worse than low winter sunlight. Even though it was an overcast, but bright, day the glare was blinding and after glancing in the mirror my eyes were "washed out" and I had to blink rapidly just to be able to see again. I had no clue at all where he was (ie distance behind me), and so it was a complete shock when he came past (no less so because it was a 30 zone on a narrow road with oncoming traffic - so I wasn't expecting an overtake at all).Cousin Jack wrote: Wed Mar 11, 2026 7:01 pm Most OTT one I have seen was also a GS. Headlight, 2 BIG aftermarket lights with several ( 4? ) sources in each, 2 smaller spot lights low down, and 2 marker lights on the mirrors.
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