Can't decide whether to order or wait a while more to see what other oferings come out.
2011 HONDA CBR250R CBR 250 R LED Taillight Integrated | eBay
2011 HONDA CBR250R CBR 250 R LED Taillight Integrated | eBay
Aftermarket lights never are. Unless they are reproductions of the OEM lights in that case they will attempt to get it.It's a nice looking light but is it DOT legal is my only question I didn't see any marking on the cover of the light with the DOT number on there makes me alittle worried.
I agree.One night I was driving behind someone that had one of these integrated taillight things. What struck me when he signaled for a turn was that is was not immediately clear which way he intended to go: Left or Right ?
I think there's a good reason why there is separation between turn signals. There is no split second ambiguity of interpretation when the left signal is clearly on the left...
It may be poor fashion to have turn signals sticking out, but for the street I prefer it that way..
YMMV.. of course !
Exactly right; and echoes my experience.One night I was driving behind someone that had one of these integrated taillight things. What struck me when he signaled for a turn was that is was not immediately clear which way he intended to go: Left or Right ?
I think there's a good reason why there is separation between turn signals. There is no split second ambiguity of interpretation when the left signal is clearly on the left...
It may be poor fashion to have turn signals sticking out, but for the street I prefer it that way..
YMMV.. of course !
I completely agree. They are further apart so people KNOW which way you are turning. Don't take your stalks off!Crazy to remove your indicators... stupid idea sorry to say.
I agree as well.One night I was driving behind someone that had one of these integrated taillight things. What struck me when he signaled for a turn was that is was not immediately clear which way he intended to go: Left or Right ?
I think there's a good reason why there is separation between turn signals. There is no split second ambiguity of interpretation when the left signal is clearly on the left...
It may be poor fashion to have turn signals sticking out, but for the street I prefer it that way..
YMMV.. of course !