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MotoF150 wrote:this will trip the light for sure if you guys could figure out how to power it, find an old microwave, take the magnatron tube out and hook it up to the bottom frame of ur bike, the only way I can think to power it is get a dc to ac converter, but it might take too much power for ur bike to handle.

pure genius! i'd do it, but there's no room with the positron collider already under there

Big B wrote:

MotoF150 wrote:this will trip the light for sure if you guys could figure out how to power it, find an old microwave, take the magnatron tube out and hook it up to the bottom frame of ur bike, the only way I can think to power it is get a dc to ac converter, but it might take too much power for ur bike to handle.

pure genius! i'd do it, but there's no room with the positron collider already under there

Don't forget that aftermarket flux capacitor. Oh and the disruptor array. It takes a lot of power to reprogram every time you use it.

I bought one for my first bike, a Honda Rebel.
I would get up early on the weekends and ride around Santa Monica when traffic was low.
The thing NEVER worked no matter how I tried to position myself.
It may be that different citys use different technologies for their traffic lights.
If you live in Santa Monica, don't waste your money.

Flipper