Question:
The Laws of Neon lights on Motorcycles?
Im buying a motorcycle thats all black because it only comes on black and another weird color and its a sports bike but i wana put neon lights underneath, on the tires, and around the engine and all that so i will stand out more at night while driving (for safety reasons) but are all of these illegal to have on while driving?what can i do to stand out more during the night to other cars so they can see me and not ram right into me?
Answer:
There are so many different local ordinances concerning neons that you'll never be able to know or observe them all, but here are a few tips. If you put neons on your bike you can have them on if the bike is sitting still on private property, but as soon as you start rolling and hit public pavement they need to be turned off. Also keep in mind that many malls and shopping centers declare their parking lots as public property so police can write tickets and enforce laws. If you intend to have the lights on all of the time then DONT use blue or red anywhere on your bike as these colors are restricted and have very specific rules for use in most states. Also make sure that if you stand away from the bike with the lights on that you can't actually see the bulbs of the lights but are only seeing the glow. Some places will let you slide if they can't see the bulbs because ticketing you for the reflected light from the neons would be like ticketing you for the reflected light from your dashboard. Good luck.
It'll dry it so you'll have sticks on your head instead of hair. Don't flat iron wet hair AT ALL.
No do never do this. If a warm curling iron/ flat iron is positioned directly to moist hair, it boils the water interior the hair. The boiling water softens the keratin of the cortex; then the steam from the boiling water expands and types tiny bubbles throughout the time of the hair. finally the hair breaks off, the two at or someplace close a bubble. actually best a only precise theory in case you prefer to boil your hair.
Hostel, The best things you can do to enhance visibility to cars are to add a strobing, LED rear brake light array (super-bright!), Sylvania Silverstar headlamps or xenons, and LED or regular bulb running lights for front and rear. As to the neon, every state has different reg's and laws regarding them. Do a Yahoo search to find each state's bike reg's on them.
It'll dry it so you'll have sticks on your head instead of hair. Don't flat iron wet hair AT ALL.
An excellent question! I have done my homework here too although I rarely ride at night. 1. You can get inexpensive lighted valve caps that are motion sensitive - they come in different colors. As you ride, the blinking light becomes a solid line of color. See link for example. 2. You can purchase sheets or strips of reflective adhesive that you can use to accessorize your bike. I bought some rim tape that is reflective, and they also sell decals for your tires which are reflective too. If you buy sheets you can cut them out in designs of your choice. 3. There are tons of reflective decals you can buy for your bike and helmet. 4. You can purchase a reflective harness. 5. Reflective clothing - or just add reflective decals or patches to them. 6. There's a product you can buy which will not only cause your taillight to flicker/flash when your brakes are on, but you can find some where you also put a strip on the back of your helmet and it will flash as well. 7. The obvious - brightly colored bike, brightly colored apparel and helmet.
No do never do this. If a warm curling iron/ flat iron is positioned directly to moist hair, it boils the water interior the hair. The boiling water softens the keratin of the cortex; then the steam from the boiling water expands and types tiny bubbles throughout the time of the hair. finally the hair breaks off, the two at or someplace close a bubble. actually best a only precise theory in case you prefer to boil your hair.
Hostel, The best things you can do to enhance visibility to cars are to add a strobing, LED rear brake light array (super-bright!), Sylvania Silverstar headlamps or xenons, and LED or regular bulb running lights for front and rear. As to the neon, every state has different reg's and laws regarding them. Do a Yahoo search to find each state's bike reg's on them.
There are so many different local ordinances concerning neons that you'll never be able to know or observe them all, but here are a few tips. If you put neons on your bike you can have them on if the bike is sitting still on private property, but as soon as you start rolling and hit public pavement they need to be turned off. Also keep in mind that many malls and shopping centers declare their parking lots as public property so police can write tickets and enforce laws. If you intend to have the lights on all of the time then DONT use blue or red anywhere on your bike as these colors are restricted and have very specific rules for use in most states. Also make sure that if you stand away from the bike with the lights on that you can't actually see the bulbs of the lights but are only seeing the glow. Some places will let you slide if they can't see the bulbs because ticketing you for the reflected light from the neons would be like ticketing you for the reflected light from your dashboard. Good luck.
