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LED Modulators

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Anyone install an LED modulator or similar for their lights? I'm considering something similar to this:

http://www.kisantech.com/index.php?cat_id=3

I'm just curious if anyone has any opinion on whether or not their effective in increasing visibility. Anyone been tagged for it? I couldn't find anything about it being illegal in Canada so I'm curious.

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I have both the pathblazer and tailblazer on both my bikes. Work as described with no wire splicing, just plug and play. As for working, its hard to say. I wouldn't be without it, and I did see a truck back off my tail in suprise when I hit the brakes. They're legal in the states under Federal law. but not sure in Canada.
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Froma previous post

HAHAHAHAH got the modulator via fedex at 19:20 last night, got the chance to fit it and go for a little ride today. WHOOO WHOOO this thing most definitly gets you noticed. I was coming down a two lane that has a nasty merge and you always have to be carefull, a 320 BMW pulled out in front of me and then immediatly pulled over to the breakdown lane to let me pass. Further on, cars moved over and I noticed oncoming traffic was looking at the bike. This is not something that has been seen here. Kriss.com told me that I was the first South African order that they had. Most impressed, it was easy to install, worked as they said it would. I can have normal beam, high beam with modulator and when it gets dark the lights work as normal. Must try to get a small vid of this.
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Sounds like they're worth the money then! Thanks guys...sounds like I'll be buying them. :)

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#5 Unread post by sapaul »

I got mine from Kriss.com and can recomend them. Good luck.
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#6 Unread post by BubbaGump »

Ahhh...great information - thanks guys! I did find that Canada allows LED modulators under the same standards as the D.O.T. The link for the standards, under Canadian Law can be found on the link below.

http://www.tc.gc.ca/roadsafety/mvstm_ts ... Toc%20S7.9

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