Headlight modulator. Yes or no.

[consitter]

Without re-writing many of the same thoughts, I agree with consitter, have one on my 1500, and wouldn't be without it...

I think it's unfortunate that the daymaker headlights can't be used with a modulator. But, the trade off is they are just so much brighter than even the halogen lights.

[schiel1]

What also helps but I see very few people doing it is to use your high beams during the day light hours. Especially non-goldwings. You can hardly see the bike riding behind you no less the other drivers.

I also have the BikeMP3 960 lower cowl lights, VERY BRIGHT... and pricey but considering what we pay for bling there worth every penny.

[consitter]

What also helps but I see very few people doing it is to use your high beams during the day light hours. Especially non-goldwings. You can hardly see the bike riding behind you no less the other drivers.

I also have the BikeMP3 960 lower cowl lights, VERY BRIGHT... and pricey but considering what we pay for bling there worth every penny.

Yup. I use my brights during the day. I've looked at them from a distance, and they shine right up into drivers eyes. Doesn't blind of course, but they can be seen.

Of course to cagers, you can wear a clown suit, and have the bike painted like a circus wagon, and they will still not see you.

It's freaking amazing, isn't it?

[bassfisher]

I have used them on other bikes that I have, i just have not gotten them installed yet them on my trike or my VTX. Yes, they can annoy drivers - but if it stops one person from pulling out in front of you, then they are worth every penny. I've had local cops pull me over for using them, til I whip out the papers showing the police officer it is totally legal. Hooked up correctly on high beams, they can work like a charm. Riding in a group, (Im usually the tailgunner) Im riding with low beams, so they didnt modualte

Bottom line - if you want to ride with them more power to you, if you dont like them, more power to you

To me, it is a safety issue If it stops someone from plowing into me, then they are worth bit of annoyance

[mr&mbr]

Who uses one and who does not. I am deciding whether or not to install one.

Is your life worth $100? These lights work! You can see them from over half a mile in a straight line. I have been stopped by several people to inquire what it is because they were able to easily see me. I use this with the loudest air horn I can buy, to make sure I am seen!!

All the best and safe riding!
Michael & MaryBeth

[5x40]

Harley Tri-Glide here...I have the HD modulator installed. has manual on/off switch and light sensor. turns off automatically at the slightest hint of darkness. no I don't use when riding w/others and yes it get the attention at intersections and of on coming vehicles. it does what it's intended for and does it well.

high beam riding...actually it is a good idea to always ride w/your high beams on if for no other reason you have no choice but to have a head light on...consider this, if you are on a trip or a long day ride and constantly using low beam and it should burn out, then you have no alternative but to ride w/your high beam on after dark...now that is gonna pizz off a lot of on coming traffic, the rider/s, or cars in front of you.

be safe, ride, and enjoy the fall colors.

[JaysGone]

Just today 2 more cagers at a stop light said to me do you know your headlights blinking??
Whether one likes them or not. ( Other drivers.)
I personally dont care. Im being seen and thats what counts.
Modulatators help you be seen.
Thats all that matters to me.

[FlashGordon]

I have had them on my last 5 bikes and trikes, LOVE them, yes they annoy other drivers BUT They see you. Unfortunately you can't put them on HID's which is on my current Trike.

[FuzzyWuzHe]

Of course to cagers, you can wear a clown suit, and have the bike painted like a circus wagon, and they will still not see you.

It's freaking amazing, isn't it?

Ahhh common ... now my secrets out ...

[SMOKEYSQUIRREL]

On my first trike--'95-2000--I used it for the Fulton County SO Reserve--had red/ blue lights & siren. IF I operated the modulator--cars would automatically PULL OVER--even if the red/ blues WEREN'T ON.

Just got back into riding a motor after 15 year absence and was 'debating' modulator--NO !!

(But--I DO have amber/ amber flashers ft & rear for when stop at accident scenes)