spotting for roos
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Reddog
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spotting for roos
just done a search but found nothing for spot lights...anyone ever wanted to fit some or have fitted them?
Im considering mounting some lightwiegt leds off my mirror mounts as I have barend mirrors.
And yeah,there are a lot of roos around my way.
Im considering mounting some lightwiegt leds off my mirror mounts as I have barend mirrors.
And yeah,there are a lot of roos around my way.
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Gday Reddog.
Try searching for driving lights.
Plenty of hits.
Cheers,
CAM
Try searching for driving lights.
Plenty of hits.
Cheers,
CAM
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oh ebay that is...(not here)
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Spot lights or marker lights?
Spot lights in the UK are generally small halogen driving lights with `focussed` beams giving a spot of light, hence their name.
Marker lights generally get used by the cruiser squad to draw attention to their porky and ugly rides.
That`s their bikes and not their women.............................
(Or hang on......................................)
Spot lights in the UK are generally small halogen driving lights with `focussed` beams giving a spot of light, hence their name.
Marker lights generally get used by the cruiser squad to draw attention to their porky and ugly rides.
That`s their bikes and not their women.............................
(Or hang on......................................)
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PIAA-110 ... ccessories
That was the sorta thing i meant. thats what you're after right?
That was the sorta thing i meant. thats what you're after right?
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Re: spotting for roos
yeah spot lights,not show and telll custom lights.
I found an excellent pair that give amazing spread and distance,they are 2"x2"square,900 lumens with 0.75amps draw.
They are called Solstice Hi Power led1100 pods,at (hidlights.co.za) South Africa,BUT they are $1150!!
check out there youtube advert imbeded on there website.
Or the cheaper option I guess would be HID kit for around $100, However I want spread so I can see the roos before they bounce my way,plus spots for distance.....
I have no idea how evil bay works....I must get tutored.
I found an excellent pair that give amazing spread and distance,they are 2"x2"square,900 lumens with 0.75amps draw.
They are called Solstice Hi Power led1100 pods,at (hidlights.co.za) South Africa,BUT they are $1150!!
check out there youtube advert imbeded on there website.
Or the cheaper option I guess would be HID kit for around $100, However I want spread so I can see the roos before they bounce my way,plus spots for distance.....
I have no idea how evil bay works....I must get tutored.
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laughter is the best medicine
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or how about a Minimi,I'll take the fairing off and mount it on the brackets,yeha!
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Now this is becoming waaaay better than those Beemer forums' "Glock in tank bag" threads! 
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Re: spotting for roos
Are those little $10 whistling plastic things you get at servos any good at all? Theory is that they hear them coming, go head up listening, doesn't get taken by surprise so doesn't freak. By the time they decides to move you are past. Probably worth a punt at the cost.
What's that Judge Skip? The defendant claims the deceased just jumped out in front of him. Apparently he says there was nothing he could have done. I find you guilty. I sentence you to have your nuts removed and turned in to some cheap and nasty novelty bottle opener. Bring in the next motorcyclist.

What's that Judge Skip? The defendant claims the deceased just jumped out in front of him. Apparently he says there was nothing he could have done. I find you guilty. I sentence you to have your nuts removed and turned in to some cheap and nasty novelty bottle opener. Bring in the next motorcyclist.

Learn from the mistakes of others because we don't live long enough to make them all ourself.
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Without wanting to piss on ya bonfires, what came first the roos or the motorcycle?
Sadly roos are victims of mankinds `sprawl`, they may well make the Australian roads dangerous to other users but I do have some feelings for their plight.
How many Australians would like to be displaced from their homes?
And how much of their natural range is now concrete or asphalt?
We have deer in the UK that often do similar things, especially up here in Scotland. Yes, dangerous to hit them but their range has been cut up and disected by our roads, they must cross roads or they would fail to find enough to survive.
I`m a biker but I`m also very aware of the environment, being `aware` is sensible in a world ever more fooked-up by mankind.
Sadly roos are victims of mankinds `sprawl`, they may well make the Australian roads dangerous to other users but I do have some feelings for their plight.
How many Australians would like to be displaced from their homes?
And how much of their natural range is now concrete or asphalt?
We have deer in the UK that often do similar things, especially up here in Scotland. Yes, dangerous to hit them but their range has been cut up and disected by our roads, they must cross roads or they would fail to find enough to survive.
I`m a biker but I`m also very aware of the environment, being `aware` is sensible in a world ever more fooked-up by mankind.
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Re: spotting for roos
mincehead,you take the fun out of forums. We are only having a bit of fun,I'm all for keeping our countrys emblem intact and unmolested,hence the SPOT lights.
As to those whistle thingys,I reckon the bugs would fill them up,but you can get a roo shoo"electronic sound wave device for your car,not sure about bikes though.
below in the pics is a bike outfit with machine gun,one for cobba and me to have fun with,and a gatling gun style exhaust can.........................
righto fellas show me your best car/roo/deer/bear bike defence system.
As to those whistle thingys,I reckon the bugs would fill them up,but you can get a roo shoo"electronic sound wave device for your car,not sure about bikes though.
below in the pics is a bike outfit with machine gun,one for cobba and me to have fun with,and a gatling gun style exhaust can.........................
righto fellas show me your best car/roo/deer/bear bike defence system.
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Hahahahaha, spoilsport indeed.
By the way those `Tailgunner` silencers are really shite, sound horrible and look even worse!
Enjoy your roo worrying colonials.
By the way those `Tailgunner` silencers are really shite, sound horrible and look even worse!
Enjoy your roo worrying colonials.
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crikey! what you been hiding in the closet again and leap out to finger me with a response,have a cocoa mate.
while your online go check out my bike,since you were thoughtfull enough to give sage wisdom on how to fit up the new forks.
while your online go check out my bike,since you were thoughtfull enough to give sage wisdom on how to fit up the new forks.
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She`s very nice reddog, are you an upholsterer?
I like the green leather-cloth seat covers.
I like the green leather-cloth seat covers.
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