I blame all gramatical errors on Apple and the iPhone.
Sound like a good idea, but what will you do with the lights then?
Sound like a good idea, but what will you do with the lights then?
build a quick release mount. They aren't legal to run on the street anyways. I'd also think about using some kind of plastic. Plastic doesn't rust and if you get the right stuff you can heat it with a heat gun and mold it a bit.
the wattage is legal but I thought I read they couldn't be higher than your headlightsthose are probably 55watt lights making them legal (and just as bright as headlights which i never understood why someone would spend money on auxiliary 55watt lighting but thats a different story completely). unless you were considering the placement. not quite sure if secondary lights are allowed to be that high up.
the wattage is legal but I thought I read they couldn't be higher than your headlights
thats what i wasnt 100% sure about. i know there is a law stating that driving lights can only be so high (54" maybe?) but wasnt quite sure about secondary lights if they fell under that law as well.
I believe I saw they cant be higher than your headlights and that would make sense because its a safety issue on the glare of oncoming drivers
Yeah I don't use them too much, unless there aren't street lights. I know they aren't too luminous, but I like the better coverage they provide. For the Fairing, I would like it to be removable, and cover everything, no slots for the lights. I like the idea of plastic, CashMoney, but I don't know how I would fasten it to the bare roof. Attaching it to the rack isn't an issue, I can figure that out.
That's a great idea, thanks. Any ideas as to where I can get the plastic? I know home depot has lexan sheets, but they're too big/expensive for my needs.
you could sell it and spend the money on gas. Do you really need it on 24/7Yeah, I don't really. It looks cool though haha. It also holds my skis, and I ski like twice a week at least.