Headlight Modulators

I believe that headlight modulators are legal in all fifty states. The literature that comes with the modulators certainly states that and I have never been questioned on my headlight modulator although I have been challenged on my four way flashers being on while lanesplitting. The headlight modulator has really helped me get noticed. I have even been asked at stop lights what is up the the flashing headlight. People really do see it. I have been using one for about six or seven years and I will never have a bike without a modulator, it works well.

Don Swanner

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>Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 00:16:41 -0400
>From: "Matt Fitzsimmons"
>Subject: Re: Replacing the tail light with an LCD setup - ideas?
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>Yes,
>
>And around here excellent chance you will be arrested.
>Flashing red (and now blue) lights are illegal.
>Flashing (modulated) headlights are also illegal. So are daytime full power
>high beams.
>Do the right thing, look out for yourself, make yourself visible without
>being ignorantly annoying. Don't try to cast responsibility for your safety
>onto someone else.
>

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I couldn't have said it better Don. I will also never have a bike without
one. I have also been asked about the modulator at stop lights, and yes,
they ARE legal here in AZ. I personally think you're crazy to not have one.

Steve

On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 1:17 PM, Don Swanner
wrote:

> I believe that headlight modulators are legal in all fifty states. The
> literature that comes with the modulators certainly states that and I have
> never been questioned on my headlight modulator although I have been
> challenged on my four way flashers being on while lanesplitting. The
> headlight modulator has really helped me get noticed. I have even been asked
> at stop lights what is up the the flashing headlight. People really do see
> it. I have been using one for about six or seven years and I will never have
> a bike without a modulator, it works well.
>
> Don Swanner
>
> >
> >Message: 10
> >Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 00:16:41 -0400
> >From: "Matt Fitzsimmons"
> >Subject: Re: Replacing the tail light with an LCD setup - ideas?
> >To:
> >Message-ID: <001701c89f78$acf7c4f0$c764a8c0@xxxxxx>
> >Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1";
> > reply-type=original
> >
> >Yes,
> >
> >And around here excellent chance you will be arrested.
> >Flashing red (and now blue) lights are illegal.
> >Flashing (modulated) headlights are also illegal. So are daytime full
> power
> >high beams.
> >Do the right thing, look out for yourself, make yourself visible without
> >being ignorantly annoying. Don't try to cast responsibility for your
> safety
> >onto someone else.
> >
>
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