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#489426 Blackroadie (User) Sometimes I wish you were a pinata ! Platinum Boarder Posts: 6903 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 1 Year ago   Try this again... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWLP9E9TuLU&feature=youtube_gdata_player   Logged     ...Scott   The administrator has disabled public write access. #489445 Big Dawg (User) On the road again . . . Platinum Boarder Posts: 1290 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 1 Year ago   Enjoy & Be Safe! BD   Logged     The administrator has disabled public write access. #489481 Roger7886 (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 1442 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 1 Year ago   Looks good, I definatly need one of these . Just put in my birthday order! thanks guys, and sorry for the mini threadjack ric   Logged     I was born An AR in my hands Behind the gun Ill make my final stand And thats why they call me Bad Company   The administrator has disabled public write access. #489485 Blackroadie (User) Sometimes I wish you were a pinata ! Platinum Boarder Posts: 6903 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 1 Year ago   Roger...i ll have a nite video up in 5 mins on a seperate post...check it out.   Logged     ...Scott   The administrator has disabled public write access. #489639 Dysan911 (User) Senior Boarder Posts: 337 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 1 Year ago   I have this same kit. If I pull off the load equalizer would it make the rear flash (to grab attention) fire quicker? It seems to blink a few times slow like in the video. I'd love to make it flash a little more rapid. Like Blink blink blink and then solid vs. Blink...............Blink........... Blink.............. SOLID.   Logged     2008 Roadstar Silverado   The administrator has disabled public write access. #489686 Ricohoc (User) I am a man of peace, but I adore a riot! Platinum Boarder Posts: 3536 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 1 Year ago   Dysan911 wrote: I have this same kit. If I pull off the load equalizer would it make the rear flash (to grab attention) fire quicker? It seems to blink a few times slow like in the video. I'd love to make it flash a little more rapid. Like Blink blink blink and then solid vs. Blink...............Blink........... Blink.............. SOLID. Dysan, based on what I'm reading, I'm guessing the answer is yes. For that reason, I may not use two load equalizers to slow things down. I'd prefer a faster blinking rate if it is one that isn't too fast and strobing, but maybe someone with the kit can give us some definitive information. It may also vary from bike to bike.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #489726 Blackroadie (User) Sometimes I wish you were a pinata ! Platinum Boarder Posts: 6903 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 1 Year ago   Problem is...when I used 1 equalizer, only 1 turn was fast...the other slow.... same as my buddys bike.....dont ask me why. soon as I put 2 in all was good.   Logged     ...Scott   The administrator has disabled public write access. #496935 Ricohoc (User) I am a man of peace, but I adore a riot! Platinum Boarder Posts: 3536 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 12 Months ago   The Custom Dynamics Street Magic 100 LED Genesis II LED Tail Light arrived TODAY! Installed in 15 minutes. I spent more time fiddling with the tail light lens and rubber gasket than I did actually doing the installation. MAN! What a difference! They'll see me now from behind! Just the tail light on is brighter than it was before when braking! Now everything is lit up back there! But the RTB Controller is on its way with the red lenses, so all will be right with the world when that package arrives -- with two load equalizers as suggested. Thanks again to all who contributed to this great decision!   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #496944 Dysan911 (User) Senior Boarder Posts: 337 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 12 Months ago   Oh I meant to let you know. I pulled the load EQ off of mine and it did not change the rate of flash at all on the Brake lights. That must be controlled independently somehow on the electronics the kit uses. The turn signals though did flash much faster. Since it wasn't the effect I was looking for I put the EQ back on and tucked everything back in it's place. If anyone should ever figure out a way to speed up the Brake light flashing I'd love to hear about it. I like the Strobe effect and think the slow Flash it does now could have been better.   Logged     2008 Roadstar Silverado   The administrator has disabled public write access. #496963 IMTopGun1 (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 1999 Re:Rear Tail Light Modification? 11 Months, 4 Weeks ago   Ricohoc wrote: The Custom Dynamics Street Magic 100 LED Genesis II LED Tail Light arrived TODAY! Installed in 15 minutes. I spent more time fiddling with the tail light lens and rubber gasket than I did actually doing the installation. MAN! What a difference! They'll see me now from behind! Just the tail light on is brighter than it was before when braking! Now everything is lit up back there! Thanks again to all who contributed to this great decision! I knew you'd like it! A toss up as the best $100 investment between this and my drivers backrest. http://www.grasshopperlimited.com/yamaha-1600-1700-roadstar/   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access.

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