Does using the template provided afford any extra visibility to the reflectors? I prefer the look of having them snuggled up to the nub of the spoke.
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I don't think there is a visibility advantage (none I can think of), but be sure to give a little room to adjust spoke tension.
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Yes the safety reflectors are built into the sides. In the picture I shoes the area they are mounted empty but they are actually included and are also removable/replaceable if needed to take off.
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the lights can be placed under the tank and on the vertical part of the frame and if you have saddlebags you can place on the side of the pack fendertry not to have the light showing have them reflect off Chrome if the bike is crowned
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Mine did. However, you'll want to add some type of electric light if you want to ride at night. Reflectors do too little. Get a battery-powered flashing red light tail light and something akin to a Planet Bike Blaze headlamp. It's too dangerous at night otherwise.
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Nope. They have an expanding spacer on the end. They (the mirrors)are also really tiny
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Yes, mine came with reflectors, however it looks like they can be removed if you wanted to do so. Also just my 2 cents, these are great solid pedals. I would recommend them.
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Yes I just install 2 pair on front landing gear in both directions, plus a pair in the rear, illuminates almost all the rocking works great, good luck
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They are very wide angle, it can see almost as wide of angle as you can. By default they are zoomed in slightly, so if you want to cover the maximum amount of area, you'll want to go into the software and adjust that right away.
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No but it has spots of reflective material and there are bicycle style reflectors on the wheels to help with side visibility.
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I'd say in daylight it is pretty similar to using a white bead dot.It might be slightly better as the white is surrounded by the black housing of the sight giving it good contrast, but in bright situations I wouldn't call it a significant improvement.
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The brightness is excellent and within the projection field I think the visibility is better. Projection headlights have a very different pattern and you might want to google that and read about it before deciding. I like these lights, but if I did a lot of driving at night on back roads, I would probably not use them.
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I had the mount on the back of a 2010 Ford F150 and hauled a Honda Trail 90. There was no need for extra lights. I did mount reflectors on the bike carrier.
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The pull-out view finder is small and not much shielding from the sun. Can try adding a rubber eye cup. Google in YT and check out how it looks to you.
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I have these lights on my KLR 650 Endro they put out a nice beam of light but the projection is not very far. I am using these more as fog lights i run them directly in front of my bike and have the high beam light pointed a little further ahead. just to cover that blind spot in front of the tire. I think you would need a second light source for your highbeams, these are good extra lights i would buy again, as secondary lights.
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I have speedlights on stands, on TT5s with some kind of light modifier. I found a landyard for a name tag ( tacky) and looped it through and hang it from the light stand(s). I wish they made something a little nicer but I am going to make something that is a but more functional maybe with fastex buckles.,,,,I have attached the pack on a flash frame ( monsterous) and on my belt loop ( cumbersome)
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The bag is firm so not intended to collapse. I put my blinking tail light on the back of the bag. There is a strap made for a clip on tail light. The bag also has reflective material on it. Depending on the rack you mount the bag to, you may be able to attach your reflector to your rear rack.
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The design of the lamp/reflector is such that they should be placed above as the light is reflected downward. If you hang it above their heads it is nice. I hang two in my 6'2'' high 9x 12 cabin tent and it illuminates it nicely with no glare and enough light to hang out in, though it is not really enough to read by. When you move them down to a table the glare is somewhat irritating but nothing like the traditional style camping lantern. If hung in a tent with a low ceiling I would guess they would be a good choice as well. The color is very good, and they do last quite awhile on one set of batteries. The design of the lamp/reflector is such that they should be placed above as the light is reflected downward. If you hang it above their heads it is nice. I hang two in my 6'2'' high 9x 12 cabin tent and it illuminates it nicely with no glare and enough light to hang out in, though it is not really enough to read by. When you move them down to a table the glare is somewhat irritating but nothing like the traditional style camping lantern. If hung in a tent with a low ceiling I would guess they would be a good choice as well. The color is very good, and they do last quite awhile on one set... » Read More The design of the lamp/reflector is such that they should be placed above as the light is reflected downward. If you hang it above their heads it is nice. I hang two in my 6'2'' high 9x 12 cabin tent and it illuminates it nicely with no glare and enough light to hang out in, though it is not really enough to read by. When you move them down to a table the glare is somewhat irritating but nothing like the traditional style camping lantern. If hung in a tent with a low ceiling I would guess they would be a good choice as well. The color is very good, and they do last quite awhile on one set of batteries. « Show Less